• Bell Witch And Aerial Ruin Tease “Stygian Bough Vol. II”, Announce European/UK Tour

    Bell Witch and Aerial Ruin have shared a new teaser for “Stygian Bough Vol. II.” You can check that out below. The release is expected to surface sometime this fall. Bell Witch bassist/vocalist Dylan Desmond commented:

    “Bobby Cochran expertly used Sergei Parajanov‘s ‘The Color of Pomegranates‘ as a muse for this trailer that perfectly captures the dreamlike qualities of the music.”

    In other news, Bell Witch and Aerial Ruin have also announced a European/UK tour. 40 Watt Sun will serve as support. Here’s the dates:

    01/26 Warsaw, POL – Voodoo
    01/27 Wroclaw, POL – Lacznik
    01/28 Brno, CZE – Kabinet Muz
    01/29 Vienna, AUT – Arena
    01/30 Munich, GER – Feierwerk
    01/31 Dresden, GER – Club Pushkin
    02/01 Münster, GER – Sputnikhalle
    02/03 Paris, FRA – Backstage By The Mill
    02/05 London, UK – The Dome
    02/06 Newcastle, UK – The Cluny
    02/07 Glasgow, UK – Stereo
    02/08 Sheffield, UK – Corporation
    02/09 Manchester, UK – Rebellion
    02/10 Birmingham, UK – Hare & Hounds
    02/12 Brussels, BEL – Magasin 4
    02/13 Nijmegen, NET – Doornroosje
    02/14 Hannover, GER – Cafe Glocksee

  • Dogma Announce Headlining U.S. Shows

    Dogma have booked some headlining U.S. shows with Frayle. The newly announced dates will lead up to the band’s upcoming tour with A Killer’s Confession.

    Tour Dates:

    With Frayle:

    10/23 Anaheim, CA – Parrish @ House Of Blues
    10/24 Reno, NV – Alpine
    10/26 Las Vegas, NV – B-Side
    10/28 Denver, CO – Bluebird Theater
    10/30 Dallas, TX – Trees
    10/31 Lubbock, TX – Jake’s
    11/01 Houston, TX – Scout Bar
    11/04 Tampa, FL – Orpheum
    11/05 Orlando, FL – Conduit
    11/06 Pompano Beach, FL – Piper’s Pub
    11/08 Atlanta, GA – Purgatory

    With A Killer’s Confession:

    11/11 Pittsburgh, PA – Crafthouse
    11/12 Leesburg, VA – Tally Ho Theater
    11/13 Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz
    11/14 Harrisburg, PA – Capitol City Music Hall
    11/15 Stroudsburg, PA – Sherman Theater
    11/17 Hobart, IN – The Art Theater
    11/18 Grand Rapids, MI – The Stache @ Intersection
    11/19 Columbus, OH – The King Of Clubs
    11/20 Cadillac, MI – Venue Event Center
    11/21 Joliet, IL – The Forge
    11/22 Ringle, WI – Q & Z Expo
    11/23 Westland, MI – Token Lounge

    Dogma commented:

    “America… your silence has starved too long. Now the veil is torn, and we return not as guests, but as the storm you begged for in whispers. We cross the American land as fire incarnate, carrying the weight of every sin you tried to bury.

    This tour is called ‘Time To Be Free’ not only after our latest single, but also because freedom is the core of Dogma. To be free is to break the chains of obedience, to tear down imposed morality, to rise above the herd that fears the truth. On these nights, we will not perform; we will liberate. Our music and our word are the weapons in this cultural battle against the doctrines that seek to limit us all.

    Halloween is revelation. The season when masks burn, when shadows rise, when truth stands exposed. For this rite, we forged two relics, garments for the faithful. They exist only for this season, then they vanish forever.

    And to those who dare to stand before me, the Meet & Greet is not a transaction; it is a covenant. Few will hold it. Even fewer will understand it.

    The Time To Be Free is here. Burning, consuming, unstoppable. Confess. Submit. Or be erased. Your call.”

  • Stellar Circuits Premiere “Corridor” Music Video

    Stellar Circuits have premiered a new video for their new song “Corridor.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Phantom :: Phoenix,” which will be released on November 14. Vocalist Ben Beddick commented:

    “With ‘Corridor,’ it seemed like we uncovered a side of the band that we haven’t really explored before. It felt like we tapped into a lighter, more uplifting part of our sound and that was exciting to discover. The song has a very nostalgic vibe and seems to stem from influences that we haven’t been able to express in previous albums. It feels very removed from our darker and heavier side but we also feel like it only adds to the breadth of music that we’re able to create.”

  • Watch Bring Me The Horizon Perform “a bulleT w/ my namE On” Live With Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain

    During their set at this year’s Louder Than Life festival in Louisville, KY, Bring Me The Horizon were joined onstage by Underoath vocalist Spencer Chamberlain for a performance of “a bulleT w/ my namE On.” You can see fan-filmed footage of that below. The track appears on Bring Me The Horizon’s latest album “POST HUMAN: NeX GEn.”

  • Today Is The Day Premiere “Pain And Frustration” Music Video

    Today Is The Day have premiered a new video for their new song “Pain And Frustration.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Never Give In,” which will be released on October 3. Steve Austin commented:

    “I am psyched about David Hall’s new video for ‘Pain And Frustration.’ Dave has made a ton of really sick videos and films for Today Is The Day. He went all out at making this wild video. Dave’s a true original and his psychedelic horror touch fits perfectly with the song. It’s an honor to have him create this crazy, wild ride.”

  • Downswing Recruit Like Moths To Flames’ Chris Roetter For New Song “Too Little Too Late”

    Downswing have premiered a new video for their new song “Too Little Too Late.” The track, which features Like Moths To Flames’ Chris Roetter, is from the band’s new album, “And Everything Was Dark,” which will be released on October 24. The group had the following to say about the single:

    “At its core, ‘Too Little Too Late‘ is about being in a dark place and realizing that help or comfort often arrives only after the damage is done. It’s about wrestling with that helpless feeling of something constantly pulling you down, making you feel less like yourself every day.”

  • Creed Digitally Release “The Best Of Creed” Compilation

    Creed have digitally released a new greatest hits compilation titled “The Best Of Creed.” Vinyl and CD copies will also be released on November 21. The vinyl variants include the following: Eruption (Creed.com), Silver Marble (Walmart), Red Smoke (Barnes & Noble), and Sunspot (Craft Recordings). Walmart will also have an exclusive CD.

    “The Best Of Creed” Track Listing:

    01. “Higher” (radio edit)
    02. “One Last Breath“
    03. “My Own Prison” (radio edit)
    04. “Overcome“
    05. “What If” (radio edit)
    06. “My Sacrifice“
    07. “With Arms Wide Open” (single bersion)
    08. “Torn” (radio Edit)
    09. “Rain“
    10. “What’s This Life For“
    11. “Hide” (CD/Digital only)
    12. “A Thousand Faces” (CD/Digital only)

  • Carcosa Premiere “The Axe Forgets, The Tree Remembers” Video

    Carcosa have shared an official video for the title track of their new album “The Axe Forgets, The Tree Remembers.” That effort will be released on October 15.

    The group commented:

    “The time has come to finally share this monumentally important song with all of you.This title track is truly the amalgamation of the entire theme/story of this record.

    We know this song is different compared to most of the songs we have released in the past but we felt as though this was the best way to convey the thoughts, feelings and emotions this whole album has accumulated for us over the 3.5 years it took to complete.

    We want to thank Rylan, Brad & the rest of their amazing crew over at @ranchboyproductions for making this music video concept possible! The level of professionalism, dedication and work they put into making this video what it is today is an unbelievable achievement. We cannot applaud them enough for all they have done for us on such a short timeline. ❤

    This entire album is about vulnerability and being open and honest about past traumatic experiences in the hopes that it’ll provide some catharsis for those that need it most. We hope that this could be a starting point for those who struggle to discuss their past to be open and candid with others so we can all heal together.

    This community’s strength is built off the support we all give each other.

    We will always be here for you”

  • Inhuman Condition Announce U.S. Tour With Exmortus & Trash Panda

    Inhuman Condition (Obituary, Deicide, etc.) have announced a November U S. tour with Exmortus and Trash Panda. Here’s the dates for that run:

    11/06 Virginia Beach, VA – Scandals Live
    11/07 Harrisburg, PA – Capital City Music Hall
    11/08 Brooklyn, NY – The Attic
    11/09 Lowell, MA – Taffeta Music Hall
    11/10 Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz
    11/11 Baltimore, MD – Metro Gallery
    11/12 Raleigh, NC – Chapel Of Bones
    11/13 Summerville, SC – Trolley Pub
    11/14 Atlanta, GA – 529

  • Iron Maiden, Limp Bizkit, Marilyn Manson, Etc. Set For 2026 Resurrection Fest

    The first set of bands have been revealed for next year’s Resurrection Fest. The event will be held in Viveiro, Spain on July 1-4 and it will feature the following: Iron Maiden, Limp Bizkit, Marilyn Manson, Trivium, Cavalera (performing Sepultura‘s ‘Chaos A.D.‘), P.O.D., Blood Incantation, Converge, The Rasmus, Malevolence, thrown, Caliban, House Of Protection, Feuerschwanz, Man With A Mission, Get The Shot, and The Vintage Caravan.