Metal Anarchy

  • Starkill Premiere “Death On Display” Music Video

    Starkill have premiered a new video for their new song “Death On Display.” You can check that out below. The track is from their new album, “Hanging Up My Halo,” which will be released on January 22.

    Frontman Parker Jameson commented:

    “We actually pulled a Dethklok where we wrote an entire record, trashed it, and started over. It was one of those moments where we sat down, put our heads in our hands, and ultimately decided it wasn’t the right direction. With this new cycle, we wanted to take everything people expect from Starkill – the blisteringly fast dual-guitar work, symphonic arrangements, and impactful choruses – and strip away any clutter to hit harder than ever. October 9th is just the first taste setting the stage for January 22nd.”

    Drummer Spencer Weidner added:

    “There’s been a gap in the melodic death metal scene for years, and we’re back to plant our flag in it. We’ve been sitting on some of this material for the better part of a decade, writing and rewriting until every track can stand on its own. To that end, ‘Death On Display’ is absolutely brutal—I wanted to write something melodic and thrashy, but with the symphonic flare you’d find in an ‘Elden Ring’ or ‘Legend of Zelda’ boss fight. I think it’s safe to say we’ve walked away with something metal fans will seriously appreciate.”

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  • Employed To Serve Release New Song “Absolute Onslaught” Featuring Andreas Bjulver (Cabal)

    Employed To Serve have released a new song titled “Absolute Onslaught.” That track features Cabal vocalist Andreas Bjulver and it can be streamed below. Frontwoman Justine Jones commented:

    “This track is a straight up rager, purely designed to get that circle pit moving on our upcoming run with Cabal. When we first discussed collaborating with our Danish friends, I knew immediately that this was the track we should get Andreas on, and he absolutely crushed it!”

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  • Primer 55 Appear On Latest Episode Of “TNA Impact”

    Primer 55 made an appearance on the October 8 episode of “TNA Impact” in San Antonio, TX. Vocalist Donny “DRP” Polinske said the following about that:

    “Thank you to @tnawrestling and @jeffhardybrand and for everyone who hooked this up with us! We are so stoked and pumped that we are now headed into the gym so we can get swoll and do some suplexes on each other at shows! Primer 55 is ready!”

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  • Mötley Crüe Share Newly Remastered Leathür Records Version Of “Take Me To The Top”

    Mötley Crüe have premiered a newly remastered Leathür Records version of their song “Take Me To The Top.” You can check that out below. The track will appear on the remastered 45th anniversary edition of the band’s 1981 album “Too Fast For Love.” That expanded effort will be released on October 30.

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  • Nickelback Announce 2027 World Tour With Don Broco

    Nickelback have announced a 2027 world tour in support of their new album “Everything Under The Sun” (out October 30). Don Broco will open.

    Tour Dates:

    02/06 Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena
    02/08 Allentown, PA – PPL Center
    02/10 Grand Rapids, MI – Van Andel Arena
    02/12 Cleveland, OH – Rocket Arena
    02/13 Columbus, OH – Schottenstein Center
    02/16 Indianapolis, IN – Gainbridge Fieldhouse
    02/18 Chicago, IL – United Center
    02/20 St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center
    02/21 Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena
    02/24 Knoxville, TN – Food City Center
    02/26 Hollywood, FL – Hard Rock Live
    02/27 Hondo Rodeo – Raymond James Stadium (no Don Broco)
    03/02 Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena
    03/04 Raleigh, NC – Lenovo Center
    03/06 Newark, NJ – Prudential Center
    03/08 Washington, DC – Capital One Arena
    03/10 Boston, MA – TD Garden
    03/12 Montreal, QC – Bell Centre
    03/20 Hamilton, ON – TD Coliseum
    03/21 Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena
    03/24 Buffalo, NY – KeyBank Center
    03/26 Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena
    03/27 Milwaukee, WI – Fiserv Forum
    03/30 St. Paul, MN – Grand Casino Arena
    04/02 Saskatoon, SK – SaskTel Centre
    04/03 Edmonton, AB – Rogers Place
    04/06 Calgary, AB – Scotiabank Saddledome
    04/09 Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena
    04/10 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena
    04/13 Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center
    04/16 Las Vegas, NV – T-Mobile Arena
    04/18 Anaheim, CA – Honda Center
    04/20 Phoenix, AZ – Mortgage Matchup Center
    04/22 Salt Lake City, UT – Delta Center
    04/24 Denver, CO – Ball Arena
    04/27 Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center
    04/29 Houston, TX – Toyota Center
    05/01 San Antonio, TX – Frost Bank Center
    05/07 Ciudad De Mexico, MX – CDMX Arena
    05/22 Leeds, UK – First Direct Bank Arena
    05/25 London, UK – O2 Arena
    05/28 Birmingham, UK – Utilita Arena
    05/30 Dublin, IRE – 3Arena
    06/01 Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro
    06/02 Manchester, UK – Co-op Live
    06/05 Brussels, BEL – Forest National
    06/07 Amsterdam, NET – Ziggo Dome
    06/09 Cologne, GER – Lanxess Arena
    06/11 Hannover, GER – ZAG Arena
    06/14 Stuttgart, GER – Schleyerhalle
    06/19 Munich, GER – Olympiahalle
    06/20 Zurich, SWI – AG Hallenstadion
    06/23 Milan, ITA – Unipol Forum
    06/25 Vienna, AUT – Stadthalle
    06/26 Prague, CZE – O2 Arena
    06/29 Budapest, HUN – Budapest Arena
    07/01 Lodz, POL – Atlas Arena
    07/03 Kaunas, LIT – Zalgiris Arena
    07/04 Riga, LAT – Xiaomi Arena
    07/07 Helsinki, FIN – Veikkaus Arena
    07/09 Oslo, NOR – Unity Arena
    07/11 Gothenburg, SWE – Scandinavium
    07/13 Copenhagen, DEN – Royal Arena
    10/02 Perth, AUS – RAC Arena
    10/05 Adelaide, AUS – Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena
    10/07 Melbourne, AUS – Rod Laver Arena
    10/09 Geelong, AUS – Mount Duneed Estate
    10/12 Brisbane, AUS – Brisbane Entertainment Centre
    10/14 Sydney, AUS – Afterpay Arena
    10/16 Pokolbin, AUS – Roche Estate

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  • Bassist Ian Hill Retires From Judas Priest

    Ian Hill has retired from Judas Priest. The band will continue with Uriah Heep bassist Dave Rimmer.

    The band commented:

    “It is with heavy hearts that we are sending out this personal message from our Ian….he has been the backbone of Judas Priest for so long and will be greatly missed by us all….we wish him well in his retirement and welcome Davey into the Priest Family….”

    Hill added:

    “Hello everyone, for a long time now, when asked ‘how long can you continue’ – I’ve always answered ‘until my performances suffer’….

    I hate to say it, but that time has come.

    For some years now, I’ve been struggling with the onset of the evil arthritis, which is now in an advanced state in my left shoulder and right hand, established in my right shoulder, and present in both knees. I’ve been fighting this with painkilling pills, gels, and recently with cortisone injections in my shoulder and hand.

    Although, I was able to put bass lines to the songs for the new album, there were questions whether I’d be able to complete the recent European tour without incident, so we asked our good friend Davey Rimmer from Uriah Heep, and of course Elegant Weapons, to learn the set list to stand in for me if I had to pull out, which I did for the London show. This was due to me snapping a tendon in my left shoulder (as if I didn’t have enough problems with it!) just before the encores during the Brussels show two days before. This led to me not being able to lift my arm enough to reach the neck of my bass. So we had to call Davey to stand in for me, who put in an incredible performance at such short notice!

    I’ve seen specialists, who suggest I might get away without surgery, but even if I don’t there’s no guarantee either way that I’ll have enough strength in my shoulder/arm to complete a whole stage show.

    In view of all this, and the fact that I’ve neglected my family life for fifty seven years, I’ve decided to retire and spend the remaining years making up for it, and doing things with them before it involves one of ‘em pushing me around in a wheelchair.

    The obvious choice for my replacement is Davey. He’s a great bassist, and a genuinely nice bloke who’ll fit the job perfectly, and I wish him the very best of luck!

    There’s not a day goes by where I don’t give thanks for the incredible journey I’ve lived through, and it just remains for me to say that I love you all, and thank you for the life you’ve let me live X

    IAN HILL”

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  • Linkin Park Announce Red Smoke Vinyl Pressing Of “Living Things”

    Linkin Park will be releasing a red smoke vinyl edition of “Living Things” on November 20. Fans can pre-order the limited edition pressing HERE.

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  • Zeal & Ardor Share Carpenter Brut’s Remix Of “Devil Is Fine”

    Zeal & Ardor have shared Carpenter Brut’s new remix of “Devil Is Fine.” The original version of the song serves as the title track of their 2016 album. A 10th anniversary edition of that record was released back in August. Manuel Gagneux commented:

    “Imagine if one of the most capable electronic musicians out there remixed a song of ours. Imagine if that would result in a track that might eclipse the original. Imagine if you could listen to such a thing right now. We give you ‘Devil Is Fine x Carpenter Brut.’”

    Carpenter Brut added:

    “Zeal & Ardor have such a distinctive sound so it was a real pleasure to take ‘Devil Is Fine’ into my own world while keeping the spirit of the original.”

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  • The Mars Volta Share “Voice In My Knives” / “Poseedora De Mi Sombra” From “Lucro Sucio; Unfinished Business”

    The Mars Volta are streaming “Voice In My Knives” / “Poseedora De Mi Sombra” from their upcoming live album “Lucro Sucio; Unfinished Business.” That effort features live recordings that were voted on by fans and it will be available on November 20.

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  • Deafheaven Surprise Release “At Work In The Fields Of The Bomb” EP

    Deafheaven have surprise released a new EP titled “At Work In The Fields Of The Bomb.” The effort features three new tracks from the band.

    “At Work In The Fields Of The Bomb” Track Listing:

    01. “Hunter“
    02. “Three Princes“
    03. “Sorry Laid The Hearth“

    The following was said about the EP:

    ”’At Work in the Fields of the Bomb‘ borrows its title and central concept from Robert Del Tredici’s photo book documenting the ordinary places and people involved in the production of nuclear weapons. The EP explores the unsettling contrast between the unimaginable consequences of the bomb and the mundane actions that make such destruction possible, focusing on the choices and systems that lead us toward irreversible moments. It considers how catastrophe can emerge from seemingly ordinary details—and how, once extinction becomes possible, there is ultimately no one left to witness it.”

    A video for “Hunter“ and streams of “Three Princes“ and “Sorry Laid The Hearth“ can be found below:

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