• Inhuman Condition Premiere New Song “Burial State”

    Inhuman Condition (Obituary, Deicide, etc.) have premiered a new song titled “Burial State.” That track was recorded during the “Mind Trap” sessions and it will be featured as part of Decibel Magazine‘s flexi series.

  • Hail The Sun Premiere “Insensitive Tempo” Video

    Hail The Sun have premiered a new video for their new song “Insensitive Tempo.” This track is from the band’s new album “cut.turn.fade.back.,” which will be released on October 24.

    Vocalist Donovan Melero commented:

    “Bertrand Cantat killed his girlfriend in the early-’00s, citing violence as a ‘crime of passion.’ He served an embarrassingly low sentence, and many questions still surround the case. Domestic violence is often packaged as a ‘crime of passion’ and somehow this designates less responsibility to the perpetrator. It’s absurd.

    ‘Insensitive Tempo’ was inspired by these actions. But furthermore, it dives into a bigger topic. At a young age, we see how adults treat other adults, and we can dismiss red flags of violence as signs of intimacy because that’s what we have learned. It can become a vicious cycle, and I feel like there is a need to reevaluate how we digest this type of behavior from an early age.”

    [via Idobi]

  • My Chemical Romance Appear To Be Teasing Another Leg Of Their “Long Live The Black Parade” Tour

    It looks like My Chemical Romance are preparing to announce the next leg of their “Long Live The Black Parade” tour. The band are seemingly teasing the new dates with signs in Minneapolis, MN, San Diego, CA, Detroit, MI, New York, NY, etc. You can see photos of some of those below and more over at Reddit. As previously reported, the first leg of the tour saw the band performing “The Black Parade ” in its entirety along with other fan-favorites.

  • Watch Pro-Shot Footage Of Jinjer’s Full Set At 2025 Resurrection Fest

    Pro-shot footage of Jinjer’s full set at this year’s Resurrection Fest in Viveiro, Spain has been uploaded to YouTube. You can check that out below:

  • Descape Sign With Seek & Strike, Premiere “Quiet” Music Video

    Descape have signed a new deal with Seek & Strike. The band’s new EP, “As We All Wither,” will be released through the label on November 7. A video for the effort’s first single, “Quiet,” can be found below:

    The group commented:

    “We’re beyond excited to officially announce that we have signed with Seek & Strike! This marks our very first label signing and we couldn’t be more stoked to join their roster. Signing with Seek & Strike feels like the next big step in our journey and we can’t wait to show you what we’ve been working on.

    For those who don’t know what we’re all about, we are a French-Canadian band that started as a solo project and became a full band in 2019. Since then, we’ve collaborated with multiple artists we grew up admiring. Our songs surpassed two million streams on Spotify alone, and now we’re ready to go even further!

    Our brand new single, ‘Quiet,’ is about the feeling of not being heard by the people you thought cared. Along with it, we’re delivering a dynamic music video to give you a taste of what to expect from us live. That’s not all! We also have a new EP, ‘As We All Wither‘ coming out on November 7th! This EP includes some of the best songs we’ve ever written and you won’t be disappointed!

    Thank you to everyone who’s been with us up to this point, and welcome to the new fans. The next chapter of Descape starts now!”

  • Rammstein To Release “XXXIII” 7 Inch Vinyl Box Set In November

    Rammstein will be releasing a limited edition vinyl box set, titled “XXXIII,” on November 14. The effort will feature 33 remastered 7″ singles. Pre-orders will launch on September 19th at 12:00pm CET / 3:00am PST / 6:00am EST.

    Here’s an official product listing:

    “With the “XXXIII Collector’s Vinyl Box, released on November 14, 2025, a complete anthology of all 33 officially released singles since 1995 will be available for the first time – presented chronologically from “Du riechst so gut” to “Adieu” (2022), each with its original artwork and B-sides on 7” vinyl.

    This collection comes in a deep-black wooden box featuring an inlaid metal logo – strictly limited to 6,000 copies worldwide.

    A premium collector’s item that will thrill fans and vinyl enthusiasts alike – a tangible piece of music history!

    • limited edition – 6,000 copies worldwide
    • each box is hand-numbered
    • 33 x 40 g black vinyl
    • remastered edition
    • beech wood box, stained black
    • embossed metal Rammstein logo, antique silver finish
    • embedded metal hinges and magnetic closure

    Tracklisting:

    Vinyl I
    Side A // Du riechst so gut (Single Version) 04:50
    Side B // Du riechst so gut (Scal Remix) 04:45

    Vinyl II
    Side A // Seemann (Single Version) 4:48
    Side B // Der Meister 4:10

    Vinyl III
    Side A // Engel (Single Version) 04:23
    Side B // Wilder Wein (Demo Version 1994) 5:41

    Vinyl IV
    Side A // Du hast (Single Version) 03:54
    Side B // Du hast (Remix by Jacob Hellner) 06:44

    Vinyl V
    Side A // Das Modell (Single Version) 04:46
    Side B // Kokain 03:09

    Vinyl VI
    Side A // Du riechst so gut ’98 (Single Version) 04:24
    Side B // Du riechst so gut ’98 (Remix by Faith No More) 01:58

    Vinyl VII
    Side A // Stripped (Single Version) 04:25
    Side B // Stripped (Heavy Mental Mix by Charlie Clouser) 05:12

    Vinyl VIII
    Side A // Asche zu Asche 03:51
    Side B // Wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen? (Live Version) 05:52

    Vinyl IX
    Side A // Sonne (Single Version) 04:32
    Side B // Sonne (Clawfinger K.O. Remix) 04:10

    Vinyl X
    Side A // Links 2 3 4 (Single Version) 03:42
    Side B // Halleluja 03:40

    Vinyl XI
    Side A // Ich will 03:38
    Side B // Ich will (Paul van Dyk Mix) 06:13

    Vinyl XII
    Side A // Mutter (Radio Edit) 03:40
    Side B // 5/4 05:30

    Vinyl XIII
    Side A // Feuer frei! (Single Version) 03:08
    Side B // Feuer frei! (Rammstein vs. Junkie XL Remix) 04:10

    Vinyl XIV
    Side A // Mein Teil (Single Version) 04:23
    Side B // Mein Teil (You Are What You Eat Edit Remix by Pet Shop Boys) 04:06

    Vinyl XV
    Side A // Amerika (Single Version) 03:46
    Side B // Amerika (Western-Remix by Olsen Involtini) 03:14

    Vinyl XVI
    Side A // Ohne dich (Album Version) 04:31
    Side B // Ohne dich (Mina Harker’s Version, Remix by Laibach) 03:58

    Vinyl XVII
    Side A // Keine Lust (Single Version) 03:42
    Side B // Keine Lust (Black Strobe Remix) 07:08

    Vinyl XVIII
    Side A // Benzin (Single Version) 03:48
    Side B // Benzin (Combustion Remix by Meshuggah) 05:06

    Vinyl XIX
    Side A // Rosenrot (Single Version) 03:47
    Side B // Rosenrot (Northern Lite Remix) 04:45

    Vinyl XX
    Side A // Mann gegen Mann (Single Version) 03:51
    Side B // Mann gegen Mann (Popular Music Mix by Vince Clarke) 04:06

    Vinyl XXI
    Side A // Pussy (Radio Edit) 03:48
    Side B // Rammlied 05:19

    Vinyl XXII
    Side A // Ich Tu Dir Weh (Radio Edit) 03:57
    Side B // Pussy (“Lick it” Remix by Scooter) 04:54

    Vinyl XXIII
    Side A // Haifisch (Single Version) 03:45
    Side B // Haifisch (Remix by Hurts) 03:45

    Vinyl XXIV
    Side A // Mein Land (Single Version) 03:53
    Side B // Vergiss uns nicht 04:10

    Vinyl XXV
    Side A // Mein Herz brennt (Album Version) 04:39
    Side B // Gib mir deine Augen 03:44

    Vinyl XXVI
    Side A // Deutschland (Album Version) 05:26
    Side B // Deutschland (RMX by Richard Z. Kruspe) 05:45

    Vinyl XXVII
    Side A // Radio (Single Version) 04:37
    Side B // Radio (RMX by twocolors) 05:00

    Vinyl XXVIII
    Side A // Ausländer (Single Version) 03:52
    Side B // Ausländer (RMX by R3HAB) 03:50

    Vinyl XXIX
    Side A // Zeit (Single Version) 05:21
    Side B // Zeit (RMX by Ólafur Arnalds) 03:53

    Vinyl XXX
    Side A // Zick Zack (Single Version) 04:04
    Side B // Zick Zack (RMX by Boys Noize) 04:00

    Vinyl XXXI
    Side A // Angst (Single Version) 03:44
    Side B // Angst (RMX by twocolors) 04:01

    Vinyl XXXII
    Side A // Dicke Titten (Single Version) 03:38
    Side B // Dicke Titten (LaBrassBanda Version) 03:17

    Vinyl XXXIII
    Side A // Adieu (Single Version) 04:38
    Side B // Adieu (RMX by Richard Z. Kruspe) 04:42″

  • Spotlights Added To A.A. Williams’ European/UK Tour

    Spotlights have been added to A.A. Williams’ upcoming European/UK tour. That trek will take place early next year.

    Tour Dates:

    01/27 Norwich, UK – Arts Centre
    01/28 Milton Keynes, UK – Craufurd Arms
    01/29 Nottingham, UK – Bodega
    01/30 Manchester, UK – Deaf Institute
    01/31 Glasgow, UK – G2
    02/01 Leeds, UK – Brudenell Social Club
    02/03 Birmingham, UK – Hare & Hands
    02/04 Bristol, UK – Strange Brew
    02/05 London, UK – Bush Hall
    02/06 Southampton, UK – Papillion
    02/07 Diksmuide, BEL – 4AD
    02/08 Paris, FRA – Nouveau Casino
    02/10 Toulouse, FRA – Le Rex
    02/12 Madrid, SPA – Villanos
    02/13 Lisbon, POR – Casa Capitao
    02/14 Porto, POR – Monco
    02/16 Donosti, SPA – Dabadaba
    02/17 Grenoble, FRA – L’Amperage
    02/18 Milan, ITA – Legend Club
    02/19 Aarau, SWI- KiFF
    02/20 Munich, GER – Live/Evil
    02/21 Vienna, AUT – Chelsea
    02/22 Prague, CZE – Subzero
    02/24 Warsaw, POL – VooDoo
    02/25 Berlin, GER – Neue Zukunft
    02/26 Cologne, GER – Gebaude 9
    02/27 Eindhoven, NET – Effenaar
    02/28 Utrecht, NET – Tivoli Cloud Nine
    03/07 Istanbul, TUR – Blind (no Spotlights)

  • Unprocessed Premiere “Beyond Heaven’s Gate” Music Video

    Unprocessed have premiered a new video for their new song “Beyond Heaven’s Gate.” This track is from the band’s new album “Angel,” which will be released on October 31. The group said the following about the single:

    “We can believe in things beyond heavens gate – bats communicate with ultrasonic waves, dogs can smell diseases before they break out, cats can see in the night… so wouldn’t it be foolish to think that we can sense everything there is? This song represents a longing for something more than we can see, an answer to our internal questions about life and death. If you wish for it, you can be in touch with those who aren’t physically around anymore, and connect with a world ‘Beyond Heaven’s Gate‘. Musically this may be our catchiest song on the album, with a more active rock approach while staying true to our progressive roots.”

  • Chevelle’s Sam Loeffler Reflects On Nearly Getting Kicked Off Of The 2003 Ozzfest

    During a recent interview with 107.7 The Bone, Chevelle’s Sam Loeffler opened up about nearly getting kicked off the 2003 Ozzfest. The band were booted from the tour after accepting a few opening slots on some of Foo Fighters’ shows. However, they were able to get their spot back after giving up the money they made at those concerts.

    Loeffler said the following:

    “We were confirmed to do Ozzfest the second time, to do the main stage. It was us, Manson, Disturbed, Korn and Ozzy. I think that was what it was. We had to go to Europe to do some shows right before that. And our agent called and said, ‘Foo Fighters is doing these four shows. They’re all sold out, but they need somebody to open. Would you guys wanna do it?’ And they weren’t very big shows; they were, like, four- or five-thousand-seaters.

    And so our record label calls supposedly Sharon [Osbourne, wife of Ozzy and ‘Ozzfest‘ head honcho] and said, ‘Hey, is it okay, since these guys are booked to do Ozzfest, is it okay if they do these shows? It’s not gonna affect ticket sales.’ Ozzfest was all sold out. The Foo Fighters shows were sold out. It didn’t affect anything. She’s, like, ‘Yeah, that’s fine.’

    And they paid us $7,500 to do the four [Foo Fighters] shows each, so it was 30 grand. So we do the shows. We go to Europe and we’re in Europe, and our manager calls and says, ‘You got kicked off Ozzfest for doing those Foo Fighters shows.’ And we’re, like, ‘What are you talking about?’ And apparently somehow it happened where, I don’t know if she didn’t remember that they had talked to her about it or if when somebody did talk to about her about it, it was someone else that gave the message or whatever.

    But so we were in this terrible situation. We were, like, ‘Well, God, what are we gonna do? We just got kicked off the tour,’ and it was nine weeks, whatever. And so our label guy gets a hold of Sharon, and she goes, ‘Well, how much money did you make at Foo Fighters?’ [He was,] like, ‘Well, $30,000.’ So we were getting paid 10 grand a show to do Ozzfest. And that would’ve been — what? — 2003? Yeah, 2003. So Sharon goes, ‘Pay me the $30,000 that you made at Foo Fighters and you can be back on the tour.’ Yeah, they didn’t pay us the last three shows [at Ozzfest], which was 30 grand. [Laughs]”

    He also added:

    “In hindsight, I would say that probably there was some shit that we didn’t know about that was going on between her and her people and probably our label or something like that. And specifically the guy [at our record label], maybe she was fighting with him, because that guy was also Ozzy ‘s label rep, ’cause we were on the same label. It was Epic Records.

    So there was probably more to do with it than us, and maybe it even came down that we were just sort of collateral damage. But that’s what actually happened. So, our agent paid 10 grand, our label paid 10 grand and then we paid 10 grand of the 30. But there probably is more to it. I mean, I guarantee there’s more to it.

    [But] it was a really fun tour. We got into a lot of trouble. It was great. Totally worth it. Yeah.”

    [via Blabbermouth]

  • Michael Schenker Group Premiere New Song “I Can’t Stand Waiting”

    The Michael Schenker Group have premiered a new song titled “I Can’t Stand Waiting.” The track will appear on the band’s upcoming album “Don’t Sell Your Soul.” That effort will be released on October 3 and it will find the guitarist joined by Bodo Schopf (drums), Barend Courbois (bass), Steve Mann (guitar, keys), and Erik Grönwall (vocals). Robin McAuley, Roberto Dimitri “Lia” Liapakis, and Michael Voss also contributed guest vocals.