Buckcherry frontman Josh Todd is featured on a new Kurt Deimer song titled “In Deep.” You can find a video for that track below. Notably, the clip includes footage from Deimer’s upcoming movie “Scared To Death.”
Deimer commented:
“I recently was very lucky to tour with Buckcherry and Josh and the band were really great. Towards the end of this most recent tour, I had been speaking with Josh and he was gracious enough to agree to collaborate on a song together. I had this song I thought he would be perfect on, originally called ‘He Was Good To Me,’ and it was about women unfortunately falling prey to men with bad intentions. He listened to it but wanted to re-do the lyrics. The song now is about how you can get in to a relationship and you are in it too deep. You gotta watch out for those situations. It’s really about thinking before you act and get too involved.
During the creative process when Josh and I got together at Chris Lord-Alge’s studio and I saw Josh in the vocal booth being Josh Todd like he is on stage with Buckcherry and how in to it he was I just knew this had to be my next single. It’s a blessing for me to be able to share my art and Josh was more than gracious to help and be a part of this killer tune ‘In Deep.’ I hope you all enjoy it.”
Angel Du$t have announced a new album titled “Cold 2 The Touch.” The effort will be released on February 13, 2026 and a video for its title track can be found below:
“Cold 2 The Touch” Track Listing:
01. “Pain Is A Must
02. “Cold 2 The Touch”
03. “I’m The Outside”
04. “Jesus Head”
05. “Zero”
06. “Downfall”
07. “DU$T”
08. “Nothing I Can’t Kill”
09. “Man On Fire*
10. “The Knife”
11. “The Beat”
Notably, the record is the band’s first full-length to feature drummer Nick Smith and guitarist Jim Carroll. It will also include guest appearances from Scott Vogel (Terror), Wes Eisold (American Nightmare, Cold Cave), Patrick Cozens (Restraining Order), Frank Carter (The Rattlesnakes), and Taylor Young (Twitching Tongues, Deadbody).
Bandleader Justice Tripp commented:
“This is who I am. And I speak for the band too: these are people who are always going to be playing aggressive rock & roll. It’s happening whether you like it or not. I’m me, and if you get in my way, I’m gonna crush you.”
Arm’s Length have premiered a new video for their song “The World.” That track is from the band’s latest album “There’s A Whole World Out There.”
Mikkey Dee (Scorpions, Motörhead, etc.) will be covering KISS songs during a six-date tour with the Sweden Symphony Orchestra. The shows will find the drummer joined by singer Mats Levén (ex-Candlemass) and maestro Ulf Wadenbrandt. Here’s the dates:
02/28 Stockholm, Sweden – Konserthuset
03/06 Örebro, Sweden – Konserthus
03/07 Helsingborg, Sweden – Konserthus
03/13 Jönköping, Sweden – Spira
03/14 Göteborg, Sweden – Frihamnskyrkan
03/15 Norrköping, Sweden – De Geerhallen
Malefic Throne, the project featuring Gene Palubicki (Angelcorpse), Steve Tucker (Morbid Angel), and John Longstreth (Origin), have announced a new album titled “The Conquering Darkness.” The effort will be released on November 28 and it can be pre-ordered HERE.
“The Conquering Darkness” Track Listing:
01. “Blasphémait Desecration”
02. “The Voice Of My Ghost”
03. “Athirst For Dissonance”
04. “Born Of Plague”
05. “Divine Tragedy”
06. “Carnage Of The Forgotten”
07. “When Our Shadows Align”
08. “Forged In Stone”
Longstreth commented:
“This band’s roots can be traced all the way back to the mid-’90s when Gene, Steve and I first met at Morrisound studios. It’s an amazing feeling to see those old conversations and hangouts develop into a true celebration of blistering infernal death metal. I have no doubt that this union will be absolutely crushing.”
Wes Orshoski (“Lemmy”, “The Damned: Don’t You Wish That We Were Dead”) has shared a new update regarding his documentary on the late Paul Di’Anno (ex-Iron Maiden). The film, which is titled “Di’Anno: Iron Maiden’s Lost Singer,” will “start hitting European film fests this month, with a wider release coming next year.”
Orshoski said the following yesterday (October 21):
“With today being the first anniversary of Paul Di’Anno’s death, it seems like the right time to let folks know that starting next week, my documentary about Paul (Iron Maiden’s iconic early frontman) is finally going to leave the nest. Beginning with a friends & family screening on Tuesday in London, ‘Di’Anno: Iron Maiden’s Lost Singer’ is going to start hitting European film fests this month, with a wider release coming next year.
I started shooting this film in 2017 and for years there wasn’t much to capture. Paul was in a wheelchair, desperately waiting for surgeries that doctors in the U.K. refused to greenlight. By the time the pandemic hit, Paul’s health had nosedived. And that’s when everything changed for him and my film. Kastro Pergjoni, who runs the Cart & Horses pub in London (known as ‘The Birthplace of iron maiden’) launched a crowd-funding campaign to help Paul take control of his own destiny. Maiden fans around the world gave. And Croatian Maiden superfan/writer Stjepan Juras lobbied for Paul to seek treatment in Zagreb, where he could be treated affordably. Paul acquiesced. Without question, Kastro and Stjepan not only changed Paul’s life, they extended it. My film largely documents their efforts, which were without question responsible for nearly all of the good moments at the end of Paul’s life. So to remember The Beast today, here are some behind the scenes shots.”
Slash (Guns N’ Roses) has shared a new live video for his cover of Robert Johnson’s “Crossroads” (aka “Cross Road Blues”). The footage is taken from the guitarist’s new live album/film “Live At The S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival.” That effort will be released on November 7 and it will feature his July 17, 2024 performance at the Mission Ballroom in Denver, CO.
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