Def Leppard will be releasing a new box set titled “Volume 4” on November 13. The limited edition collection will include three albums, “Def Leppard,” “Diamond Star Halos,” “Drastic Symphonies,” and a number of rarity compilations. Vinyl and CD editions are currently up for pre-order HERE.
Here’s the track listing:
“Def Leppard”
01. “Let’s Go”
02. “Dangerous”
03. “Man Enough”
04. “We Belong”
05. “Invincible”
06. “Sea Of Love”
07. “Energized”
08. “All Time High”
09. “Battle Of My Own”
10. “Broke’N’Brokenhearted”
11. “Forever Young”
12. “Last Dance”
13. “Wings Of An Angel”
14. “Blind Faith”
“Diamond Star Halos”:
01. “Take What You Want”
02. “Kick”
03. “Fire It Up”
04. “This Guitar” (feat. Alison Krauss)
05. “SOS Emergency”
06. “Liquid Dust”
07. “U Rok Mi”
08. “Goodbye For Good”
09. “All We Need”
10. “Open Your Eyes”
11. “Gimme A Kiss”
12. “Angels”
13. “Lifeless”
14. “Unbreakable”
15. “From Here To Eternity”
“Drastic Symphonies”:
01. “Turn To Dust”
02. “Paper Sun”
03. “Animal”
04. “Pour Some Sugar on Me” (Stripped Version)
05. “Hysteria”
06. “Love Bites”
07. “Goodbye For Good This Time”
08. “Love”
09. “Gods Of War”
10. “Angels (Can’t Help You Now)”
11. “Bringin’ On the Heartbreak”
12. “Switch 625”
13. “Too Late for Love”
14. “When Love & Hate Collide”
15. “Kings Of the World”
Rarities 1:
01. “Let It Go” (Live iTunes Session)
02. “Foolin’” (Live iTunes Session)
03. “Bringin’ On The Heartbreak” (Live iTunes Session)
04. “Rock On” (Live iTunes Session)
05. “When Love And Hate Collide” (Live iTunes Session)
06. “Promises” (Live iTunes Session)
07. “C’Mon C’mon” (Live At Abbey Road, 2008)
08. “Rock On” (Live At Abbey Road, 2008)
09. “Rocket” (Live At Abbey Road, 2008)
10. “Undefeated” (From Mirrorball)
11. “Kings Of the World” (From Mirrorball)
12. “It’s All About Believin’” (From Mirrorball)
13. “Rock Of Ages” (2012 Re-Recorded Version)
14. “Pour Some Sugar On Me” (2012 Re-Recorded Version)
15. “Where Does Love Go When It Dies” / “Now” / “When Love And Hate Collide” / “Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad” / “Two Steps Behind” (Acoustic Medley, 2012)
16. “Hysteria” (2013 Re-Recorded Version)
Rarities 2:
01. “Undefeated” (Demo)
02. “Last Dance” (Demo)
03. “Wings Of An Angel” (Las Vegas Demo)
04. “We Belong” (Joe Only Vox)
05. “This Guitar” (Demo)
06. “Hysteria” (Spotify Session, 2018)
07. “Miss You In A Heartbeat” (Feat. Ian Hunter) (Retroactive Outtake)
08. “We All Need Christmas”
09. “Take What You Want” (Radio Edit)
10. “Kick” (Radio Edit)
11. “This Guitar” (Joe Only Mix)
12. “Goodbye For Good This Time” (Avant-Garde Mix)
13. “Lifeless” (Joe Only Mix)
14. “Angels” (Can’t Help You Now) (Covent Garden Mix)
15. “Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad”
16. “Animal” (Radio Edit)
17. “Just Like 73” (Feat. Tom Morello)
Rarities 3:
01. “Personal Jesus” (2026 Mix)
02. “Revolution” (Abandoned TV Ad)
03. “Heroes” (2026 Mix)
04. “Stand By Me” (From Bank of Dave 2)
05. “Bad Motor Scooter” (Feat. Sammy Hagar)
06. “Helen Wheels” (from “The Art Of McCartney” album)
07. “Drive In Saturday” (Feat. Mike Garson)
08. “Seagull” (Full Band Version)
The first single, Def Leppard’s cover of The Beatles’ “Revolution,” can be found below:
BORE will be reissuing their latest album, “Feral,” in vinyl and deluxe CD formats on November 6 through Ferret Music. Pre-orders can be found HERE.
“Feral” Track Listing:
01. “Fangs & Snakes”
02. “Feed”
03. “Unmarked, Unnoticed”
04. “Hoof & Feather”
05. “Hopeless Poet”
06. “Interlude”
07. “Bungled”
08. “Teeth”
09. “Limb”
10. “Deadbed”
11. “Feral”
Deluxe CD Bonus Tracks:
12. “Atonia” (remixed) – from split w/ Crisis Actor
13. “Craven” (remixed) – from split w/ Crisis Actor
14. “Suite Pee” (remixed) (System Of A Down cover) – from split w/ Crisis Actor
“Feral” Demos:
15. “Snakes Part 1” (“Fangs & Snakes” demo)
16. “Ayo Ma” (“Feed” demo)
17. “Unmarked; Unnoticed” (demo)
18. “Hopeless Poet” (demo)
19. “Way She Goes” (“Deadbed” demo)
20. “Boregazi” (“Teeth” demo)
21. “Limb” (demo)
22. “Its the End of Rush Limbaugh and I Feel Fine” (“Feral” demo)
23. “Snakes Part 2” (“Hidden Track” demo)
Deafheaven and Bosse-De-Nage have remixed and remastered their 2012 split EP. The effort is currently available digitally and it will also receive a vinyl and cassette release on November 27. Pre-order HERE.
The following was said about the split:
“Bosse-de-Nage and Deafheaven’s landmark 2012 Split has been newly remixed and remastered and returns to vinyl and cassette for the first time in 14 years. Featuring new artwork by photographer Dylan Hausthor, the long-awaited reissue breathes new life into an essential early collaboration between two acclaimed Bay Area metal bands.
Formed in 2006, Bosse-de-Nage first encountered Deafheaven at one of the latter’s earliest shows, held at a now-defunct art gallery in San Francisco’s Mission District. Deafheaven’sdemo had just begun making a splash online. “Their performance was amazing; it was clear right away that they were a force to be reckoned with,” Bosse-de-Nage recalls. At a time before blackgaze and post-black metal had fully cohered into recognizable movements, the bands recognized something familiar in one another. They began playing shows together and formed a friendship that has endured ever since.
The exact genesis of Split has been lost to time. Arriving just over a year after Deafheaven’s 2011 debut Roads to Judah, neither band can remember who first proposed the collaboration, only that the idea made immediate sense. Deafheaven contributed a cover of Mogwai’s “Punk Rock / Cody,” while Bosse-de-Nage contributed the original “A Mimesis of Purpose,” which marked their first collaboration with Astrid J. Smith, arranging and performing strings.
Released by The Flenser in 2012, Split became an early milestone for the label and both bands. “We’ve been looking forward to this project for a while,” Deafheaven vocalist George Clarke said at the time. “It’s very exciting to be working with two of the most innovative and forward-thinking staples in the Bay Area, Bosse-de-Nage and Flenser Records.”
After years out of print, both bands chose to revisit their contributions rather than simply repress the original release. Longtime Deafheaven collaborator Jack Shirley of Atomic Garden remixed “Punk Rock / Cody,” while Richard Chowenhill of Agriculture remixed Bosse-de-Nage’s “A Mimesis of Purpose,” bringing new clarity and dimension to both recordings.
Fourteen years later, Split remains a document of two bands encountering one another at a formative moment, recognizing something in each other before either knew where their music would lead. Newly remixed, remastered, and reimagined, the 2026 edition returns that moment to the present.”
A number of sideshows have been booked around this year’s Good Things Festival in Australia. This includes concerts from Ministry, P.O.D., The Devil Wears Prada, Bilmuri, The Black Queen, etc.
Sideshows:
Ministry:
12/08 Sydney, AUS – Liberty Hall
12/10 Adelaide, AUS – Hindley Street Music Hall
P.O.D. and Ocean Grove:
11/29 Brisbane, AUS – The Triffid
12/01 Adelaide, AUS – The Gov
12/02 Melbourne, AUS – 170 Russell
The Devil Wears Prada and Future Palace:
12/02 Adelaide, AUS – Lion Arts Factory
12/08 Brisbane, AUS – The Trifid
Bilmuri:
12/08 Wellington, NZ – Meow Nui
12/09 Auckland, NZ – Powerstation
All Them Witches:
12/01 Adelaide, AUS – Lion Arts Factory
12/02 Melbourne, AUS – Corner Hotel
The Black Queen (“Fever Daydream” 10th anniversary):
11/20 Perth, AUS – Lynott’s Lounge
12/02 Melbourne, AUS – Leadbeater
Locked Shut:
12/01 Adelaide, AUS – Jive Bar
12/03 Melbourne, AUS – Leadbeater
12/08 Sydney, AUS – Lansdowne Hotel
House Of Protection:
12/09 Brisbane, AUS – The Brightside
12/10 Melbourne, AUS – Howler
Vianova:
12/08 Sydney, AUS – Burdekin
12/09 Melbourne, AUS – Northcote Social Club
The All-American Rejects:
12/08 Melbourne, AUS – Northcote Theatre
Millencolin (“Pennybridge Pioneers” set):
12/02 Melbourne, AUS – Northcote Theatre
12/08 Brisbane, AUS – The Tivoli
The Home Team:
11/29 Perth, AUS – Lynott’s Lounge
12/01 Sydney, AUS – Oxford Art Factory
12/02 Melbourne, AUS – The Espy
Ivri:
12/03 Melbourne, AUS – The Espy
Kami Kehoe and LØLØ:
12/02 Sydney, AUS – Oxford Art Factory (no LØLØ)
12/08 Brisbane, AUS – The Brightside Outdoors
12/09 Melbourne, AUS – Corner Hotel
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