Tracheotomy have released a new two-track promo. The effort includes “Obdurate Enmity” and “Postnatal Parasite.“ You can find an official video for the first song and a stream of the second song below:
Tracheotomy have released a new two-track promo. The effort includes “Obdurate Enmity” and “Postnatal Parasite.“ You can find an official video for the first song and a stream of the second song below:
Megadeth vocalist/guitarist Dave Mustaine has confirmed that the band have recorded a cover of Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning.” The track will be available as a bonus track on the group’s new self-titled album (out January 23).

Mustaine said the following about revisiting his former band:
“As I come full circle on the career of a lifetime, the decision to include ‘Ride The Lightning,’ a song I co-wrote with James [Hetfield], Lars [Ulrich], and Cliff [Burton], was to pay my respects to where my career first started.”
He also discussed the cover with Rolling Stone:
“It wasn’t really that I wanted to do my version. I think that we all wanted it to turn out a certain way, and for me, this was about something so much more than how a song turns out. It was about respect.”
He went on to say the respect was for Hetfield in particular:
“No one ever talks to me about that. One day he’s a singer, the next day he’s this fucking powerhouse and I’ve always respected him as a guitar player. So I wanted to do something to close the circle on my career right now, since it started off with Panic and several of the songs that ended up in the Metallica repertoire, I wanted to do something that I felt would be a good song.”
He continued:
“Our intentions were pure. I didn’t have any reason I was going to say, ‘Oh, hey man, this thing that we’ve had for 40 years where you guys will never tour with me, me doing the song is going to change things.’ That wasn’t it at all. It was more about: This is my life going forward. I want to do things that are respectable. And I think doing something where we can pay honor to the guy that … I mean, I hate to say this, because it’s just so fucking arrogant, but the guitar playing in Metallica changed the world.”
Mustaine also revealed that he didn’t tell his former bandmates about the cover:
“It was not for lack of having the thought or the courage or anything like that. I know the last time James and I talked, we were talking about some business stuff, and I haven’t spoken to him since. So I was hoping that we could get his approval on this before we release the track. But when it turned out the way that it did, I think there were so many people that were happy that we did this, that we just went for it. And I’ll be more than happy to talk to him when I get the opportunity, but I don’t have his number anymore.”
He then further opened up about the estranged friendship:
“I also know that time takes time to heal wounds, and I don’t know if we still have that kind of relationship anymore. I know I would like to hang out and listen to new music and goof off and do shit like that, but maybe we’re all too old. I don’t know.”
He also added:
“I think the whole purpose of this was not to try and rekindle relationships or anything. It was about showing respect to a man that … I don’t believe he thinks I respect him and I wanted to make that clear. I wanted to pay tribute to the band. And just now that I’m getting ready to hang my guitar up, I wanted to make sure that nothing is left unsaid.”
Gasket have premiered a new video for their new song “Purest Existence.” This track is from the band’s new self-titled album, which will be released on November 21. Vocalist Flynn Zimmer commented on the single:
“Purest Existence‘ is about rejecting the world around you and finding a place in-between to exist.”
Deez Nuts have shared an animated video for their song “Hang The Hangman.” You can check that out below. The track, which features Comeback Kid’s Andrew Neufeld, is from the band’s new album, “Saudade,” which will be released on October 31. The group commented:
“To celebrate the eve of ‘Saudade’ we’re kicking the door in with ‘Hang The Hangman’ ft. producer and collaborator Andrew Neufeld accompanied by a video that’s the animated sequel to the ‘5 Gold Chains’ movie.”
DVNE and Thoughtcrimes have been added to Igorrr’s European tour. That trek will take place in early 2026.

Tour Dates:
02/05 Meisenthal, FRA – La Boite Noire
02/06 Stuttgart, GER – Im Wizemann Hall
02/07 Munich, GER – Backstage Werk
02/08 Milan, ITA – Alcatraz
02/10 Ljubljana, SLO – Kino Šiška
02/11 Vienna, AUT – Gasometer
02/12 Prague, CZE – Roxy
02/13 Budapest, HUN – Barba Negra
02/14 Warsaw, POL – Progresja
02/16 Vilnius, LAT – Loftas
02/17 Tallinn, EST – Helitehas
02/18 Helsinki, FIN – Kulttuuritalo
02/20 Stockholm, SWE – Fryshuset
02/21 Oslo, NOR – Rockefeller
02/22 Copenhagen, DEN – Amager Bio
02/24 Berlin, GER – Metropol
02/25 Dortmund, GER – FZW
02/26 Utrecht, NET – Tivoli
02/27 Lille, FRA – L’Aeronef
02/28 Rouen, FRA – Le 106
Unprocessed have premiered a new video for their new song “Head In The Clouds.” The track, which features Fever 333’s Jason Aalon Butler, is from the band’s new album, “Angel,” which will be released tomorrow (October 31).
Unprocessed commented:
“Jason from Fever 333 absolutely astonished us with his input on ‘Head In The Clouds‘ and what he did is open a whole new universe for Unprocessed. With his rap-like flows and one of the strongest choruses we’ve ever worked with, the song takes an almost nu-metal direction. Combined with one of Manu‘s iconic main riffs, this track one of our favourites on the album. Lyrically, this song follows the idea of being overwhelmed with today’s world, forced to shine and to keep the show going, no matter how you feel. We’re proud of this collaboration and are honoured to be able to work with one of the best frontmen in the scene.”
Butler added:
“Simply put. There are plenty of folks making music out there. Plenty of folks with obvious talent in the guitar oriented spaces. But this track made me feel something the moment I heard a mere clip of it which is why I told Manuel even if they don’t use it, I needed to contribute to it somehow.”
Pro-shot footage of Soulfly’s June 5, 2006 set at the Pinkpop festival in Landgraaf, NET has been uploaded to YouTube. You can check that out below:
A famous bootleg Deftones and Dickies design is now set to become official merch. The band have announced a new collaboration with the workwear brand and it will debut at Petco Park in San Diego, CA tomorrow (October 31) at 12:00pm PST. As previously reported, the group will be taking over that venue the following day (November 1) for their “Dia de los Deftones” festival.
the bootleg is now official
3 decades in the making
first look this friday at petco park | 12pm🎥: @audiomassacre pic.twitter.com/YJczyefuVk
— Deftones (@deftones) October 30, 2025

Vulvodynia have recruited Zion Bittenbender as their new vocalist. This news comes after guitarist Lwandile Prusent was previously handling vocals following the departure of Duncan Bentley, who was fired following a violent incident.
The initial lineup has officially been revealed for next year’s ArcTanGent Festival. The event will take place at Fernhill Farm in Bristol, UK on August 19-22 and it will feature: Igorrr, Perturbator, Chat Pile, Alcest, Oathbreaker, Agent Fresco, TTNG, Svalbard, Bruit, Amplifier (“Silent Disco” set), Heck, Alpha Male Tea Party, Humanfly, Psychonaut, Lost In Kiev, Overhead, The Albatross, Michael Cera Palin, Darkher, Town Portal, Shearling, Barrens, Blessings, Bucket, Chalk Hands, Dimscûa, Erotic Secrets Of Pompeii, Giant Walker, The Grey, HAAL, Klamp, Meatdripper, No Violet, Sans Froid, Swamp Coffin, Tanzana, Zatokrev, and Sara Zozaya.

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