Queens Of The Stone Age are set to perform on “Austin City Limits.” The episode will be recorded in Austin, TX on November 15 and it will air early next year via PBS.
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Russian Circles Announce European Tour With Pelican
Russian Circles have announced a May 2026 European tour. Pelican will open. Here’s the dates:
05/08 Oslo, NOR – Desertfest
05/09 Copenhagen, DEN – A Colossal Weekend
05/11 Hamburg, GER – Gruenspan
05/12 Koln, GER – Live Music Hall
05/13 Karlsruhe, GER – P8
05/14 Ghent, BEL – dunk!festival
05/15 Nijmegen, NET – Sonic Whip
05/16 Berlin, GER – Desertfest
05/18 Vienna, AUT – Arena
05/20 Prague, CZE – MeetFactory
05/21 Munich, GER – Technikum
05/23 Helsinki, FIN – Sonic Rites
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Fear Factory’s Dino Cazares On New Album Progress: “We’re 99% Into The Process”
During a recent interview with Music On 11 With Jimmy Black, Fear Factory guitarist Dino Cazares offered an update on the band’s new album. He said the following:
“We’re 99% into the process [of making the new Fear Factory album]. One of the main things is choosing who we’re gonna [get to] mix the record. So all that is information that will be coming out soon.”
[via Blabbermouth]
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Failure Have A New Album Finished
During a recent appearance on “Waterproof Records With Jacob Givens,” Failure drummer Kelli Scott revealed that the band have a new album finished. However, release plans for the effort are still pending.
Scott said the following:
“We’re constantly working. Yes, there’s a new record. Not sure when or how it’s going to come out. Like it’s sitting around, you know? Clearly the film [“Every Time You Lose Your Mind”] and getting it released and doing the premiere ourself — like Hulu didn’t help with that… The record’s been done. The record was done before that premiere.
And it’s just a matter of we have new management, we have a new agent and they collectively think that we should release this in a different way than we have been releasing our previous records, which is ourselves on Failure Records and you can only buy them through our website. Which is fine. I love that. It’s the first time like I think in all of our lives that penny one comes back to the band.
Like first we get to pay ourselves off for the money we spent to make those things. But then collectively like we actually make a little bit of money, and then we get to put away our own money to pay for the tours that we’re going to do on those records, and make videos or whatever. We’re self-funded at this point — by no means rich — but it I mean it’s a great feeling to not have to go to someone else and bargain away 85% of your value for the rest of your life.”
[via The PRP]
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