Foo Fighters have premiered a new video for their song “Spit Shine.” This track is from the band’s latest album “Your Favorite Toy.“
Foo Fighters have premiered a new video for their song “Spit Shine.” This track is from the band’s latest album “Your Favorite Toy.“
More bands have been added to this year’s Outbreak Festival. That event will take place at the B.E.C. Arena in Manchester, UK on June 26-28 and the updated lineups can be found below.

Lineup:
June 26:
The Front Bottoms (performing “Talon Of The Hawk“)
Joyce Manor
Balance & Composure (performing “Songs From Separation” & “The Things We Think We’re Missing“)
Tigers Jaw
Free Throw
Algernon Cadwallader
Pool Kids
June 27:
Alexisonfire (performing “Crisis“)
Converge
Loathe
PUP
High Vis
Touché Amoré (performing “Stage Four” and more)
Quicksand
The Armed
Higher Power
I Promised The World
Shady Nasty
Truck Violence
Lip Critic
Bodyweb
Sunnbrella
Tummyache
Greet Death
Knives
Love Is Noise
Blanket
Reclus.e
Still In Love
Turn Of Phrase
Thistle
East Exchange
June 28:
Basement
Suicidal Tendencies
Hatebreed (performing songs from “Satisfaction Is The Death Of Desire“, “Perseverance” and more)
Trapped Under Ice
Trash Talk
Snail Mail
La Dispute
Fiddlehead
Nothing
Ecca Vandal
Harm’s Way
Gridiron
End It
Haywire
Glare
Midrift
Dynamite
Glitterer
Death Lens
Sanction
Ingrown
Glixen
Febuary
Initiate
Sevendust have premiered a new song titled “Construct.” This track is from the band’s new album, “ONE,” which will be released tomorrow (May 1).
During a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson commented on his next solo album. The frontman said the following while discussing various injuries:
“I got two metal hips, I got a busted Achilles I had stitched back together five years ago, various contusions and lumps and bumps. But I’m still running around like a lunatic, and the voice is doing great. I just finished a solo record: We did 16 tracks in 21 days, all 100 percent live. It’s like the anti-A.I. generation.”

Type O Negative’s Johnny Kelly has unearthed an unreleased song from the “October Rust” sessions. He says it didn’t make the album, but “to release it as a bonus track on something, it’s worth it.”

Kelly told Loaded Radio the following:
“I dug up a whole bunch of cassettes recently and I found a lot of stuff — demos. I actually found a song that we never used.”
He went on to discuss the origin of the cassettes:
“I would go to [keyboardist] Josh [Silver]’s house when we were working on the records. I would always go home — say, after the day, we were working on a song. This was back when cassettes [laughs] were being used. CDs really weren’t standard yet as far as in the studio for refs and stuff like that. So I have a bunch of ref[erence] cassettes from demos that we did and stuff. And then I was just listening to them, and I came across the song. Part of it wound up getting cannibalized. Parts of the song wound up on other songs, on ‘Life Is Killing Me’ and stuff like that. But it’s a complete song.”
He also discussed the possibility of a release:
“At the time, the song wasn’t strong enough to be on ‘October Rust’. And if we were releasing ‘October Rust’ today, it still wouldn’t make the record… But 30 years later, to release it as a bonus track on something, it’s worth it — it’s worth it for that. Now, if we can get a good transfer from a cassette and actually get a good mastering out of it and make it sound good…
This year is the 30th anniversary of ‘October Rust’, but I don’t know if it’s good policy to have the live record coming out this year and a box set for ‘October Rust’. Maybe. I don’t know. We’ll have to see. But right now I’m just going through the cassettes and seeing what I have.”
[via Blabbermouth]
Phil Campbell’s Bastard Sons will be paying tribute to the late Motörhead guitarist during a European/UK tour this summer. Two dates on the trek will find the band opening for Judas Priest.

Tour Dates:
07/23 Dover, UK – Dover Summer Series
07/24 Ittre, BEL – Zik-Zak
07/25 Mönchengladbach, GER – BOBFest
07/26 Jena, GER – F-Haus
07/27 Lodz, POL – Scenografa
07/28 Warsaw, POL – COS Torwar (feat. Judas Priest)
07/30 Lublin, POL – Fabryka Kultury Zgrzyt
08/01 Budapest, HUN – Dürer Kert
08/02 Ostrava, CZE – Ostrava Arena (feat. Judas Priest)
08/03 Budweis, CZE – MC Fabrika
08/04 Reichenbach an der Fils, GER – Die Halle
08/21 Chepstow, UK – Chepstow Castle
The group commented:
“We are heading back to the stage, fueled by a mission that goes beyond the music.
Following the passing of our father, Phil Campbell, the band is moving forward with an unwavering sense of strength, heart, and purpose, ensuring that the rock and roll flame he ignited continues to roar. What began as a raw, high-energy family project has now matured into a powerful symbol of both tribute and evolution.
In the wake of our loss, the band has received prestigious invitations from festivals and titans of the genre, including Judas Priest, to perform in our father’s honour.
Fans can expect a show that is exactly what our dad would have demanded: loud, honest, and uncompromising rock ‘n’ roll.”
Last night (April 29), Ghost’s latest album, “Skeletá,“ won the “Best Hard Rock/Metal” award at this year’s Grammis. That ceremony took place at Annexet in Stockholm, Sweden. Europe singer Joey Tempest presented the award to frontman Tobias Forge and his songwriting team, Max Grahn, Vincent Pontare, and Salem Al Fakir. Notably, Tempest’s involvement in the ceremony comes after Forge was confirmed as a special guest on Europe’s new album.
Stanley Simmons, the project featuring Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, the sons of KISS’ Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, will be releasing a new album, titled “Dancing While The World Is Ending,” on August 28. The effort’s next single, “Temporary Love,” will debut on May 8.

“Dancing While The World Is Ending” Track Listing:
01. “Body Down”
02. “Dancing While The World Is Ending”
03. “Starve The Beast”
04. “Running Just A Little Too Long”
05. “Cellophane”
06. “Cold”
07. “Lilith”
08. “Dystopia Boogie”
09. “Temporary Love”
10. “Real Life”
11. “Love Real Slow”
12. “Sing Myself To Sleep”
Composer Bear McCreary (“God Of War”, “The Walking Dead”, etc.) has announced a new album titled “The Singularity: Ekleipsis.” The effort will be released on July 31 and it will feature contributions from Joseph Duplantier (Gojira), Patrick Stump (Fall Out Boy), Claudio Sanchez (Coheed And Cambria), Jens Kidman (Meshuggah), Alissa White-Gluz (ex-Arch Enemy), Tim Henson (Polyphia), Slash (Guns N’ Roses), Duff McKagan (Guns N’ Roses), Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Stewart Copeland (The Police), Steve Vai, and more.

“The Singularity: Ekleipsis” track listing:
01. “Overture II”
02. “Our Kingdom” (feat. Alissa White-Gluz and Brendan McCreary)
03. “The Chandelier” (feat. Patrick Stump)
04. “Black Box” (feat. Joe Duplantier and The Mystery Of The Bulgarian Voices)
05. “Kill Us Anyway” (feat. Brendan McCreary)
06. “Sweet Misery” (feat. Claudio Sanchez and Tim Henson)
07. “Blueshift” (feat. Steve Vai, Tim Henson, and Brendan McCreary)
08. “Alexandria” (feat. Raya Yarbrough and Guthrie Govan)
09. “Pray for a Storm” (feat. Stewart Copeland and Brendan McCreary)
10. “Supernova” (feat. N.T. Bullock)
11. “Cool Kids” (feat. Slash, Duff McKagan, Chad Smith, and Brendan McCreary)
12. “Shades of Gray” (feat. Brendan McCreary)
13. “The Elephant’s Foot” (feat. Jens Kidman)
14. “One Fine Day” (feat. Slash and Brendan McCreary)
15. “I Forever” (feat. Brendan McCreary)
The effort’s first single, “Black Box” (feat. Joe Duplantier and The Mystery Of The Bulgarian Voices), and its intro track, “Overture II,” can be found below. McCreary commented:
“I need more cinematic metal in my life! ‘The Singularity: Ekleipsis’ builds upon the musical and narrative themes of my 2024 album ‘The Singularity’, and this time around it rocks even harder. My brother, vocalist/producer Brendan McCreary, and I were once again thrilled to partner with a number of inspiring artists for this record, each of whom brought their unique musical personalities and perspectives to the project.
‘Black Box’, our debut single, was written in collaboration with and features Joe Duplantier, of the iconic band Gojira. It blends my cinematic background with Joe’s distinctive vocals, harmonized beautifully by the legendary women’s choir the Mystery Of The Bulgarian Voices. Equally inspired by ’90s alternative bands, Eastern European folk music, symphonic film scores, and progressive metal, ‘Black Box’ encapsulates the epic scope of ‘Ekleipsis’ while just cracking open the door to the rest of the album.”
The following dates have also been booked:
09/08 Portland, OR – Roseland Theater
09/09 Seattle, WA – The Crocodile
09/10 Vancouver, BC – The Rickshaw Theatre
09/13 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
09/15 San Diego, CA – The Magnolia
09/16 Phoenix, AZ – Walter Studios
09/17 Los Angeles, CA – The Belasco
09/18 Las Vegas, NV – House of Blues Las Vegas
During an appearance on Laughing Monkey With Shawn Ratches, Autopsy drummer/vocalist Chris Reifert offered an update on the band’s next album. According to him, the group are planning to record the effort later this year.

Reifert said the following:
“As of now, the big plan is just to make the new album before the year’s over and get it kicked out the door next year. And it should be good timing in that regard. So that’s what we’re shooting for.”
He also discussed the musical direction:
“As long as long as it sounds like something AUTOPSY should be doing, that’s what we’re shooting for. We never wanted to make ‘Severed Survival Part Two’ or try and recreate something that we’ve already done, ’cause we already did it. But at the same time, you wanna sound like yourself, and we’re not trying to all of a sudden sound like — I always pick on this band unfairly, but we’re not gonna all of a sudden start trying to sound like DREAM THEATER or something. I’m sorry, DREAM THEATER. I don’t know why I always use you for a reference of what we’re not gonna do. My apologies… Yeah, we just wanna sound like what we should sound like. And hopefully people will agree with that. And if not, we can’t please everyone… [You wanna do something that sounds] just [fresh] enough to where you’re not imitating something you already did, but not too outside of the bubble… Some bands, you do want them to repeat themselves. Like, when MOTÖRHEAD was around, every time you’d get a new MOTÖRHEAD album, and I would get the new ones, I always was happy it was just like the records before, but in the best way. You don’t want ’em to fuck with it.”
[via Blabbermouth]
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