• Accept Part Ways With Guitarist Uwe Lulis

    Accept have parted ways with guitarist Uwe Lulis. The “decision was solely based on logistical challenges.”

    The group commented:

    “After deep deliberation, Accept will return to the traditional two guitar player lineup and has parted ways with German guitarist Uwe Lulis.

    This decision was solely based on logistical challenges, with no personal or musical disagreements at all. Uwe and Accept are on excellent terms and remain good friends, Metal Brothers in Arms and will continue to be so.

    We had a fantastic decade together, created killer songs and brought metal to the biggest stages around the world.

    We wish him all the best and celebrate our time together with honour and utmost respect.

    Uwe is a very successful metal producer, and has his own Uwe Lulis Project which we invite you all to check out and follow!

    Onwards and upwards brother!! We salute you and every moment you were with us!”

  • Watch Kreator Perform “Strongest Of The Strong” With Uli Jon Roth

    During a set on the Full Metal Cruise XII Part I, Kreator were joined onstage by guitarist Uli Jon Roth for a performance of “Strongest Of The Strong.” You can check out some fan-filmed footage of that below:

  • Watch Sleep Token’s Vessel Cover Bruce Springsteen’s “Dancing In The Dark” During Philadelphia, PA Show

    During Sleep Token’s September 24 show at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, PA, frontman Vessel performed a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Dancing In The Dark.” You can see fan-filmed footage of that below:

  • Emmure’s Frankie Palmeri On Those Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Death: “That To Me Is Pure Evil”

    Emmure’s Frankie Palmeri has taken to social media to comment on the reactions to the death of Charlie Kirk. The right-wing activist, who generated controversy with his poor takes on race, gender, guns, etc., was assassinated earlier this month. Despite Kirk’s history of divisive comments, Palmeri believes those celebrating his death are “pure evil.”

    Palmeri said the following:

    “I don’t really care to engage anymore about politics, but I can gladly say that it wasn’t the death of Charlie Kirk that opened my eyes to the sickness in this world. I’ve known how broken it is for a long time. Charlie wasn’t a guy I followed or paid attention to closely, but his online presence certainly created a parasocial awareness that couldn’t be ignored.

    In a country incredibly divided, he seemed like (and was) a guy who was willing to talk to anyone with the intention of showing that discourse is the best way for people to take that divide and at least coexist within it. Not to mention the hearts and minds he did reach across the country and even the world. To see such heartless and callous celebration of a life needlessly taken. To see the same brand of “human” smiling, making jokes, proudly celebrating his demise, that to me is pure evil.

    You can pretend there’s no patterns. No overlapping ideology, aesthetic, or attitude, but there is. To be honest, I wish I knew a lot less about everything that’s been happening the last 5 years, I’m grateful to have people in my life who aren’t fully aware of current events and can regulate themselves enough to be a friend while also understanding my point of view. I would and am still friends with people who don’t align completely with my ideals or values.

    That being said , I never fully recovered watching the country get looted and burned due while also being treated like a second-class citizen because I wouldn’t take a “COVID Vaccine.” Like MANY others, I witnessed so much senseless chaos, all the while I was barred from my line of work, I lost money, I lost time, I wasn’t allowed in many spaces because I didn’t have my “vaccine proof” papers.

    The same “people” who screamed about “the science” and viciously screamed at me to wear a mask in public, are the same “people” who were happy to kick me out of every facet of society, as they continue on with their remote jobs and blind compliance, pushing their false sense of superiority on me and laughing as I suffer, are the same “people” telling me it’s good Charlie Kirk is dead. Not hyperbole. The same exact “humans.”

    So, now that we’re here, now that the entire world has seen what these people are, it’s time the roles get reversed. I’m not violent (by choice), I don’t make threats, but I do want these “people” gone for good. Banished to the darkest corners in this life so that the rest of us can carry on. I fully accept what people will think of me because I’m choosing to stand up, but I’ve had enough abuse, and even more so, I’m tired of others being abused.

    If anything you’ve just read pissed you off, news flash, it’s you creating the problems in this world. This isn’t right-wing propaganda bleeding through your screen. This is just cold truth. I could go on and on about what I disagree with on both sides of the spectrum. I don’t even believe there should be a two party system, but however extreme that idea might sound to you, you know what’s actually extreme? Being happy, someone was killed just because you didn’t like what they had to say.

    Even if in some hypothetical fantasy world where we find out the whole thing is fake, the conspiracy nuts are all correct and it’s just another staged event to beckon the dark waves of human division, it doesn’t change the fact that it’s objectively wrong to cheer when an innocent person is killed. It’s barbarianism at best and a glimpse of hell at its worse.

    I want to live in a world and want the future generations to live in a world that accepts the truth, works on spiritual growth, shows compassion for those we don’t associate with and wants to create peace through debate, but it seems like it’s an entire section of society that doesn’t want that, they will only accept the penance of blood, as they have proven. I have never gone after anyone for their political and social compass. I just want terrorism to end. If you support anything that remotely sympathizes with terror, you’re the enemy.”

  • Gasket Premiere “Blood To Bone” Music Video

    Gasket have premiered a new video for their new song “Blood To Bone.” This track is from the band’s new self-titled album, which will be released on November 21. Vocalist Flynn Zimmer commented:

    “‘Blood To Bone‘ is the first song we wrote after we released the ‘Babylon‘ EP. It’s about being put in uncomfortable positions and wronged by a friend.”

    “Gasket” Track Listing:

    01. “Die Trying“
    02. “Blood To Bone“
    03. “Carousel“
    04. “The Clod“
    05. “Purest Existence“
    06. “Nailed Down“
    07. “Not Your Breed“
    08. “Bricksucker“
    09. “In Veno Veritas“

  • ADEPT Premiere New Song “Time Is A Destroyer”

    ADEPT have premiered a new song titled “Time Is A Destroyer.” This track is from the band’s new album “Blood Covenant,” which will be released on October 24.

  • Turmoil Announce Reunion Shows

    Turmoil have announced three reunion shows. Here’s the dates:

    12/21 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Church (feat. Balmora, Foreign Hands, Living Weapon, and Almighty Watching)
    01/10-11 Orlando, FL – Orlando Warehouse (FYA Fest)
    02/20-21 Orange County, CA – Observatory (Hellfest West)

  • Brutus To Release “Live In Brussels” In November

    Brutus have announced a new live album titled “Live In Brussels.” The effort will be released on November 28 and it will feature the band’s November 29, 2024 show at Ancienne Belgique in Brussels, Belgium. A live video for “War” from that set can be found below:

    “Live In Brussels” Track Listing:

    01. “Miles Away“
    02. “Brave“
    03. “Liar“
    04. “Justice De Julia II“
    05. “Storm“
    06. “War”
    07. “Victoria“
    08. “What Have We Done“
    09. “Chainlife“
    10. “Space“
    11. “Fire“
    12. “Dust“
    13. “Paradise“
    14. “Desert Rain“
    15. “All Along“
    16. “Sugar Dragon“

    The group commented:

    “We’ve been keeping this quiet for a while, but now we can finally share it with you. On November 29, 2025, exactly one year after our last night at Ancienne Belgique, we will release the concert movie Live in Brussels. This is the full third show of our three-night run at AB, captured start to finish. Sixteen songs, ninety-two minutes. A complete live concert movie and album.

    The first glimpse is here: WAR (Live in Brussels).

    Every time we play it, it feels like a special moment, and we’re glad it’s the song to introduce the film.

    The concert will be available as a 3LP with two exclusive variants – the first is a crystal clear pressing limited to 666 hand-numbered copies as a Hassle Records (shipping from the UK & US) / Evil Greed (shipping from the EU) exclusive.

    The vinyl is also available as a red pressing from your favorite record store.

    You can also pick up the album as a 2CD, double cassette (limited to 300 copies), or VHS tape (Evil Greed exclusive, 100 copies) and the film will be viewable on veeps.com (in Dolby Atmos) and YouTube.

    ‘Live in Brussels’ by Brutus”

  • Deez Nuts Premiere “5 Gold Chains” Video

    Deez Nuts have premiered a new video for their latest single “5 Gold Chains.” That track is from the band’s new album “Saudade,” which will be released on October 31. The group said the following about the single:

    “‘5 Gold Chains‘ is shaping up to be our new anthem, and we wanted to crown its arrival with a memorable video. We collaborated with animator tenthdan for part one of a 2-part animated story, something super fun we’ve never done before. We love it and we hope you do too. Part 2 coming soon!”

  • Dayseeker Premiere New Song “Bloodlust”

    Dayseeker have premiered a new song titled “Bloodlust.” This track is from the band’s new album “Creature In The Black Night,” which will be released on October 24. Rory Rodriguez said the following about the single:

    “‘Bloodlust’ is one of the more eerie and chaotic tracks on the record. It’s about people in your life who want to metaphorically drain the blood from you — those you can’t trust and don’t belong in your life.”