Danko Jones has premiered a new video for his new song “Diamond In The Rough.” You can check that out below. The track, which features Marty Friedman (ex-Megadeth), is from Jones’ new album, “Leo Rising,” which will be released on November 21. Jones said the following about the single:
“Channeling early KISS, this is a favorite of mine, especially with the one and only Marty Friedman on lead guitar!”
Limp Bizkit have teamed up with composer Henry Jackman to record a new version of the “Battlefield” theme. Their take on the track is titled “Battlefield: The After-Party” and it can be found below. It will also appear in “Battlefield 6.” That video game will officially launch tomorrow (October 10).
CKY have released a new song titled “Can’t Stop Running.” You can stream that track below:
Vocalist/guitarist Chad I Ginsburg said the following:
“This song has been a favorite of ours since it was written and demoed, and it’s remained one of the standouts. It will be played on tour and we’re very proud of it. The rest of the upcoming tracks we’ll be releasing are all over the map — however, this one happens to be one of our favorites. It has the perfect happy/sad feel, and shows real progression and growth in writing. This is a song for everyone — not just CKY diehards.”
Drummer Jess Margera also commented:
“I must have heard this song about 2,000 times since we recorded it, and somehow I still get pumped when it comes on shuffle.” An official music video for the song will arrive online in the weeks to come.”
This news comes just ahead of the band’s UK/Ireland tour. Fiend Without A Face were originally set to join the group on that trek, but have since dropped off following Brent Hinds’ death. CKY added the following about that:
“We were supposed to be joined by our friend Brent Hinds and his band Fiend Without A Face on this run. Words can’t express how much we love and miss him, and we will be celebrating Brent every single night of this tour.”
Tour Dates:
With Black Gold:
10/31 Oxford, UK – O2 Academy 2
11/01 Birmingham, UK – O2 Institute 2
11/02 Torquay, UK – Foundry
11/03 Southampton, UK – 1865
11/04 Bristol, UK – Fleece
With False Reality:
11/06 Swansea, UK – Patti Pavilion
11/09 Nottingham, UK – Rescue Rooms
11/10 Newcastle, UK – Digital
11/11 Birkenhead, UK – Future Yard
11/12 Manchester, UK – Club Academy
11/17 Glasgow, UK – Garage
11/18 Leeds, UK – Key Club
11/19 Sheffield, UK – Corporation
11/20 Norwich, UK – Waterfront
11/21 London, UK – O2 Academy Islington
Saint Asonia (Three Days Grace, Staind, etc.) have released a new cover of Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid.” You can check that out below. The band said the following about the single:
“We actually recorded this cover years ago while we were recording the ‘Extrovert’ EP. It didn’t end up on the EP, and when we recently lost Ozzy, we all talked, and decided now was the time to put it out there. It’s just our own little tribute to the band and the man who changed the landscape of heavy music forever, and opened the door for bands like us. We love you Oz.”
Queens Of The Stone Age were the musical guests during tonight’s (October 9) episode of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” You can see footage of the band performing a medley of “Running Joke” and “Paper Machete” on that program below. Notably, the set was stripped down in the style of their “Alive In The Catacombs” release.
During Rock Feed’s DJ set at the 2025 Aftershock festival in Sacramento, California, My Darkest Days’ Matt Walst and Reid Henry sang “Porn Star Dancing” for the first time in 12 years. You can see some fan-filmed footage of that below:
Greyhaven have shared a new video for their new songs “Prelude: Evening Star” and “Shatter And Burst.” Those tracks are from their newly released album “Keep It Quiet.”
The Rasmus have teamed up with Theory Of A Deadman’s Tyler Connolly for a new version of their song “Creatures Of Chaos.” You can check that out below. The original track appears on the band’s latest album “Weirdo.”
Frontman Lauri Ylönen commented:
“Tyler is an amazing singer and he added a new dimension to the song. This song is one of our best from the new album and it’s so cool that it gets some spotlight now.”
Connolly continued:
“I got asked to guest sing on this Rasmus song and once I heard it, I was like, ‘Heck Yeah’! Loved the track and love the band! Really enjoyed the back-and-forth verses between us, and it truly rocks! Now I got to get myself to Finland!!!”
Ylönen also added:
“[The single is a] global shout out and an invitation to all misfits and anyone out there who’s ever felt like an outsider to join us! It was one of the first songs, and that’s kind of how the album title came about.
It’s also about accepting people as they are, which in this world is getting much harder for people to do. For me, it’s more personal: I sing like I could have been a soldier, but I’m afraid of guns. I could have been this or that, but I wasn’t strong enough to be those. My job is to do this. And I’m singing to one fan in the front row, giving her or him strength to carry on. It’s another kind of hero.
[It’s] also about the pressure of social media. People feel like by 25 they need to have money, investments, be somebody. A lot of people are scared of growing up. I’ve always gained strength from being the underdog, and I love that. It keeps me going.”
Yellowcard have shared a lyric video for their new song “You Broke MeToo.” The track, which features Avril Lavigne, is from the band’s new album, “Better Days,” which will be released tomorrow (October 10).
Lavigne commented:
“My friend Travis Barker called me up to say he was producing the new Yellowcard album and I really liked what I heard. When he played me ‘You Broke Me Too’ I liked how it can be an anthem people can relate to when finding hope after a relationship.”
William Ryan Key added:
“As with so many unbelievable things happening for the band these days, having Avril Lavigne be part of our new music is incredible. Her vocal performance combined with the classic Yellowcard feel of this song is truly a sonic time machine.”
Armor For Sleep have premiered a new video for their new song “The Outer Ring.” This track is from the band’s new album, “There Is No Memory,” which will be released on November 7. Frontman Ben Jorgensen commented:
“This song is about dealing with one such betrayal and just wanting to give up and vanish into the deepest, darkest pits of the universe. I wanted to start the album in the same way I started this journey of sorting through the things I have been through, which at the beginning was full of anger and messiness and void of meaningful answers.”