• Rival Sons Plan To Enter The Studio In January

    Rival Sons are planning to enter the studio in January to work on their new album. The effort is expected to arrive in late 2027.

    Guitarist Scott Holiday told Mark Strigl the following on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard:

    “We are in the process right now. We have done a little bit of stuff here and there, but not our normal, like, bury ourselves in the studio and get something done inside of a month, which we are going to do, planning like for mid-January. We have ideas. We have a record we want to make.”

    He continued when asked about a late 2027 release:

    “Something like that. Yeah, once the business gets a hold of it, it takes a minute, so hopefully, I would say late summer, hopefully the fall, something like that.”

    [via Blabbermouth]

  • Love Is Noise Premiere New Song “the rain that follows me.”

    Love Is Noise have premiered a new song titled “the rain that follows me.” This track is from the band’s new EP, “the space between happiness and heartache,” which will be released on October 9. Vocalist Cameron Humphrey commented:

    “‘the rain that follows me.‘ is about the cloud that forms over our heads in difficult times or even everyday life. I’ve had those moments, especially in an industry that forces you to be in the public eye of some sorts. Sometimes the pressure of it all can take its toll. This song is asking the world to take that pressure away just for a little bit so I/we can enjoy the beauty of life.”

  • Foo Fighters Share In-Studio Performance Of “Unconditional”

    Foo Fighters have shared an in-studio performance of “Unconditional” as part of Vevo‘s “Extended Play” series. The clip was recorded during a session at 606 Studio in Los Angeles, CA. The track appears on the band’s latest album “Your Favorite Toy.”

  • Hunter Young (Moodring, PSYCHO-FRAME) Opens Up About His Health Struggles

    Hunter Young (Moodring, PSYCHO-FRAME) has taken to social media to open up about his health struggles. The musician is suffering from “ME/CFS, Dysautonomia, small fiber neuropathy, and more.”

    Young said the following:

    “I am going to keep this extremely direct without trying to tear anyone down.

    I have severe ME/CFS, Dysautonomia, small fiber neuropathy, and more.
    It is an extremely debilitating disease.
    I have been getting worse and worse, shedding weight, problems with sensory (no music, very little media), extreme pain, gastrointestinal issues, nervous system is out of control and I’ve desperately needed help, but it appears there is next to none.
    The only thing that prevents worsening right now is lying in a cold dark room and doing my best to mitigate stress and stimuli.
    Sometimes with an eye mask / ear plugs in.
    Living as if I am nothing.
    I have the strength to get up and go to the bathroom, sometimes get myself water, and that’s about it.

    On top of this, I got more sick and my relationship has come to an end.
    I won’t say much about this besides:
    This is not what I wanted.
    Absolutely devastating scenario on multiple fronts.
    The stress of this is all is guaranteed to make me even more sick.
    The loss of my safety and the things that have kept me anchored to this earth is absolutely unfathomable to me.
    I haven’t begun to process out of pure survival.

    Here’s the thing:
    I do not have anywhere to go that understands what I’m going through.
    I do not have anyone to take care of me.
    l am physically not capable of taking care of myself right now, and as a 33 year old man…how tf do I find that? I don’t want to ruin anyone else’s life or be a burden. No one who has the smallest simblance of how to navigate this disease is here to help me and there are people in my life pushing me towards the route of assisted d***g. This is not drama, this is a fact. This is not uncommon with severe ME. I just want a shot at life and to regain SOME of myself. All I want is the grace to even try.

    I’m not saying I don’t have friends.
    There is not much they can do.

    I should preface by saying I am not broke, I have lots to sell, and future money to make if I can regain some health but getting my own place and having to pay for a full-time caretaker would run me dry quickly while I have no income and am still trying to find ways to crawl out of this.
    Nobody can afford to put me in a home, and I would most likely face medical abuse either way. Bluntly, I’d rather die than lose the tiny bit of autonomy I still have left.
    I can contribute greatly, but only financially.

    Writing this is one of the most humiliating things I’ve ever done and I hope you never have to.
    I don’t know if there’s any help out there, but this is what’s going on.”

    [via The PRP]

  • Chimaira Planning New Vinyl Pressing Of “The Impossibility Of Reason”

    Chimaira are planning to reissue their 2003 album “The Impossibility Of Reason” on vinyl. Frontman Mark Hunter confirmed the new via Instagram. This news shortly follows the announcement of the 15th anniversary deluxe edition of “The Age Of Hell.”

  • Comeback Kid Announce Benefit Show For The Family Of Their Late Bassist Matt Keil

    Comeback Kid have announced a special benefit show for the family of their late bassist Matt Keil. The concert will take place at the North Minneapolis Pet Resource Center in Minneapolis, MN on November 6 and it will also feature Arms Aloft, Regret, Lowtalker, Rewind, and more to be announced.

  • Imminence Announce “Axis Mundi” Film Screenings

    Imminence have revealed that their new album, “Axis Mundi,” will be accompanied by a new film screening. The video/audio experience will hit select theaters on September 29 and October 1.

    Further details were shared in a press release:

    “The final chapter of ‘Axis Mundi’ will unfold on the big screen. On September 29 in the U.S. and October 1 across the UK, Europe and Australia, Swedish metalcore visionaries Imminence and Sumerian Pictures, in association with Sumerian Records, invite fans inside the complete world of Axis Mundi for a series of exclusive theatrical screenings, just ahead of the album’s October 2 release. Part film, part first listen, the one-night events will feature tracks from the album, including unheard music and never-before-seen visuals that bring the story to its conclusion – offering the most extensive first experience of the new album before its release.

    With each release from ‘Axis Mundi,’ Imminence have drawn fans deeper into the world at the heart of the album. ‘The Sword That Never Bends’ sent its immortal knight on his journey, while ‘False Light’ and ‘If Not Now, When’ carried him deeper into a realm shaped by fate, mortality and the search for meaning. Now, those individual chapters come together as one continuous cinematic experience, with the ‘Axis Mundi’ film moving beyond what fans have seen so far to reveal unheard music, unseen visuals and the final act of the saga for the first time.

    His quest leads toward the ‘Axis Mundi,’ the mythical bridge between the worlds of life and death, as he is pursued by the Shadow – an evil counterpart born from the same curse – and reluctantly joined by a hound who becomes his unlikely companion. But beneath the film’s dark mythology is something deeply human: the realization that life holds meaning because it ends, and the courage to choose who we become with the time we’re given.

    The theatrical experience extends beyond the film itself. Each screening will be followed by an exclusive 20-minute making-of feature, taking fans behind the creation of ‘Axis Mundi,’ from the album’s music and mythology to the sprawling visual production that brought it to life.

    “Someone told us: ‘You’re such a cinematic band, you should take it to the next step and make a movie.’ You can’t just say that to a band like Imminence,” guitarist Harald Barrett recalls.

    Together with vocalist Eddie Berg, Barrett began expanding the visual language Imminence had built across their artwork, videos and live production into something far larger. They worked with longtime visual collaborator and album artist Jakob Koc to establish the world and its mythology, before bringing in scriptwriter Juan Felipe Zul and director Pavel Trebukhin to turn it into a fully realized film.

    And the movie was never separate from the music. Created in parallel, the film and album became two halves of the same world. ‘Axis Mundi’ pushes the contrasts at the heart of Imminence further than ever: crushing heaviness against sweeping orchestration, Berg‘s screams against soaring clean vocals, and his signature violin woven deeper into the music. Self-produced outside Malmö and recorded in Gothenburg with longtime engineer Henrik Udd, with additional production input from Drew Fulk and string arrangements from film composer Lukas Geppert, the album follows the international breakthrough of 2024’s ‘The Black’ and a two-year run that has seen Imminence sell out shows across North America, South America, Australia, Japan and Europe.

    Before that universe arrives everywhere on October 2, the curtain rises in theaters first.

    CONFIRMED SCREENINGS:

    SEPTEMBER 29 — U.S.

    Tempe, AZ – Harkins Tempe Marketplace

    Dallas, TX – SM Royal Lane

    Atlanta, GA – SM Marietta

    OCTOBER 1 — UK / EUROPE / AUSTRALIA

    London – VUE West End

    Manchester – Flix Screening Den

    Amsterdam – Melkweg

    Sydney – Dendy Newtown

    Melbourne – Cinema Nova

    Brisbane – Dendy Coorparoo”

  • Deftones, Turnstile, And Paramore Members Guest On New beabadoobee Songs

    Chino Moreno (Deftones, Crosses), Brendan Yates (Turnstile), and Hayley Williams (Paramore, Power Snatch) are among the special guests featured on beabadoobee’s new album “Pylon.” You can hear Moreno on “Satellite,” Yates on “Powerlines,” and Williams on “Nothing To Prove” below:

  • Sleep Theory Release “Paper Hearts – Reimagined” EP

    Sleep Theory have released a reimagined version of their “Paper Hearts” EP. The effort includes “lo-fi and stripped-back versions of each track.” The band have also shared various “dreamscape visualizers, each layered with easter eggs.” You can see those below:

  • Slipknot Share Behind The Scenes Look At “Arsenal” Video

    Slipknot have shared a behind the scenes look at the music video for their latest single “Arsenal.” You can watch that below. Notably, percussionist Clown also explained why the band don’t appear in the clip:

    “This one was difficult because we definitely wanted to do the band. It feels so right to do the band. It’s too early to make masks and outfits and be sure of that stuff. And I definitely don’t want to regurgitate old stuff, because Slipknot doesn’t do that. It’s my job to make sure we don’t repeat ourselves. So, this is all supposed to be a little confusing and a little bewildering, because there’s so much more that’s going to be focused in the future. So I just let the song be the song and I thought I’d let the video be the video and people will connect them when they want to.”