Many Eyes, the band fronted by Keith Buckley (ex-Every Time I Die), have added more dates to their fall U.S. tour. You can find their updated schedule below.
Tour Dates:
09/25 Albany, NY – Empire Underground
09/26 Philadelphia, PA – Kung Fu Necktie
09/27 Richmond, VA – The Canal Club
09/28 Chapel Hill, NC – Local 506
09/30 Tampa, FL – The Orpheum
10/01 Miami, FL – Gramps
10/02 Jensen Beach, FL – Dark Riff Records
10/03 Orlando, FL – The Social
10/05 Birmingham, AL – Furnace Fest
10/06 St. Louis, MO – Off Broadway
10/08 Cleveland, OH – The Foundry
10/09 Chicago, IL – Cobra Lounge
10/11 Hamden, CT – Space Ballroom
10/12 Buffalo, NY – Electric City
10/18 Garwood, NJ – Cross Roads (feat. Orange 9mm)
11/04 Indianapolis, IN – Hoosier Dome
11/05 Lawrence, KS – Bottleneck
11/07 Colorado Springs, CO – Vultures
11/09 Henderson, NV – Eagle Aerie Hall
11/10 Hollywood, CA – The Roxy (feat. The Barbarians Of California, 7D7D and Lockslip)
11/11 Tucson, AZ – 191 Toole
11/13 Dallas, TX – Puzzles (feat. Fire Season & Nygma)
11/14 Memphis, TN – Growlers (feat. Domestic Bliss)
11/16 Cincinnati, OH – TBA
Steel Panther are working on some new music. The sessions have been taking place at Foo Fighters vocalist/guitarist Dave Grohl’s Studio 606 with producer Jay Ruston.
Drummer Stix Zadinia said the following during an appearance on the “Lo-Fi Podcast“:
“We don’t have a release date. We manage our band. We are the merch company. We are the record company. We’re maybe one of the biggest DIY bands — except for METALLICA. But we don’t have a label. And we have a booking agent, but we do it ourselves. So we are not on any sort of label timetable. And so what we decided was, ‘Look, we have the time now. Let’s go track four songs.’ We will probably go back and do another four, and whether we do another four or not and do a full-length release, I’m not sure. I don’t know if we’re gonna drip singles out like people are doing now. I don’t know. I don’t know if we’re gonna do an EP. So the future for us of how to get this out and when to get it out, we’re a little uncertain, but if I had to guess, I would say it will be top of ’26. Maybe a single will come out before then, for Christmas. But we’re gonna go back in and track four to eight more songs over the next few months.
This process is different, ’cause usually we go in, we go, ‘Okay, here’s the 14 songs. Let’s go. Here’s the studio time. Boom.’ And we go do it. This is a little bit different, and it’s a little more freeing because we can really put our energy into a smaller amount of songs so you can spend more energy per song.”
He also added the following about working at Studio 606:
“That board, that’s the infamous Sound City Neve board, complete with Paul McCartney’s signature on it. And so being in that room, I guess Dave Grohl built that studio 20 years ago — it’s 20 years old now — he built it for rock. Honestly, dude, it’s probably the best rock room in L.A. And I’ve been to Abbey Road and the BBC studios, and I’ve been to those kinds of places, and I would say, pound for pound, if you’re gonna do rock and roll drums and guitars and basses, 606 is — you can make an argument for it being in the best room in the world.”
[via Blabbermouth]
Narcotic Wasteland, the project featuring former Nile guitarist/vocalist Dallas Toler-Wade, will be celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Nile’s “Annihilation Of The Wicked” during their September U.S. tour. The band plan to perform tracks like “Lashed To The Slave Stick” and “The Burning Pits Of Duat” alongside their own material.
Tour Dates:
09/03 Madison, WI – The Annex
09/04 West Chicago, IL – WC Social Club
09/05 Flint, MI – Flint Local 432
09/06 New Haven, IN – Carl’s Tavern
09/07 Cleveland, OH – The Foundry
09/08 Rochester, NY – Photo City Music Hall
09/09 New Bedford, MA – The Vault
09/10 Raleigh, NC – Chapel of Bones
09/11 Spartanburg, SC – GroundZero (feat. Crypta)
09/12 Chattanooga, TN – JJ’s Bohemia
09/13 Wallingford, CT – Cherry St. Station
09/14 Dunbar, WV – Live at the Shop
09/15 Charleston, SC – Tin Roof
09/17 Orlando, FL – Conduit
09/18 Fort Pierce, FL – Tipsy Tiki
09/19 Tampa, FL – Brass Mug
09/20 Long Beach, MS – Trax Bar & Grill
With Filth:
09/21 Atlanta, GA – Boggs Social & Supply
09/22 Pensacola, FL – Handlebar
09/23 Shreveport, LA – Strange Brew
09/24 Amarillo, TX – Sunset Underground
09/25 Denver, CO – Black Buzzard at Oskar Blues
09/26 Greeley, CO – Moxi Theater
09/27 Casper, WY – Wyoming Hardcore
09/28 Colorado Springs, CO – Vultures
09/29 Lincoln, NE – Witches Brew
09/30 Nashville, TN – The End
With this news, the band have also shared a new video for “Introspective Nightmare.” You can check that out below:
Cavalera (ex-Sepultura, etc.) have teamed up with Concept Cafes for a new espresso roast called “Espresso A.D.” Fans can purchase a limited edition tin HERE.
The following was said about the roast:
“Paying homage to the monumental and influential album, ‘Espresso A.D.’ is a limited edition signature espresso roast using specialty beans harvested in Max & Iggor’s home state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. The coffee comes packed in collectible tins featuring all new original artwork that not only pays tribute to the original iconic album art, but also illustrates the current chaotic state of the world with the strong anthemic messaging of ‘REFUSE / RESIST’, that is never more apt than now.”
Concept Cafes Creator Mike Tonsetic also commented:
“Max actually came up with this concept during the last tour, as he we wanted to get everyone fueled up to go fkn crazy in the pit; we promised him we’d get it done, and well, here we are lol!…We actually went through revision after revision on this concept, as it was a hard one to get right in not only paying humbled respect to the original album’s artwork ‘Cacophony’ by Michael Whelan, but really embodying the heart and spirit of ‘Chaos A.D.’ We also wanted this legendary album’s messaging to be apparent in the concept, and relevant to current times. We incorporated a lot of elements from the album into this concept if you look close enough, and we also hope it will help empower people to refuse/ resist the evils in this world that are now more apparent than ever.”
Max Cavalera added:
“Before we bring the chaos to the stage, we drink the Blood Brothers’ Espresso to fire us up!! “
This news comes as Cavalera are preparing to perform Sepultura’s “Chaos A.D.” in full on a fall U.S. tour.
During a recent interview with Double J, Tool singer Maynard James Keenan opened up about the changes within the music industry. According to him, modern music fans “aren’t really valuing the work that goes into putting together an actual collection of songs on an album.”
Keenan said the following:
“I mean everything [has changed.] Quite a bit’s changed. There used to be record labels. Now there’s like 2 left out of 500. People were willing to buy music. And there a sense, when you’re living in a small town — like I was — that there’s this work being done at the abandoned warehouse, where you’re plugging in, and almost electrocuting yourself because the wiring was faulty, and there’s rats everywhere, and like you’re in there gonna just truck, you just needed to make music.
And you’re kind of developing this thing, and play small clubs, and eventually you put together a vinyl and people pay for it… It was a long game, now it’s so immediate, and people are so used to getting free shipping on your Amazon packages and it comes… You order it today, but it came yesterday. That’s how fast people want it. So it’s hard. I think it’s changed to the point where people aren’t really valuing the work that goes into putting together an actual collection of songs on an album.
They cut corners. Touring is more difficult, because things are expensive. So it’s hard for a young band to crack that nut, to really get out there and have people learn about them, because that’s the best way to do it, is in front of people, right? And that’s, that’s how you make your living is touring now. It’s not the album sales, those are gone.”
[via The PRP]
Magnetic Eye Records have officially unveiled the release date for their new Nine Inch Nails tribute albums. Those efforts include a tribute to “The Downward Spiral“ called “The Downward Spiral Redux” and another tribute record called “The Best Of NIN Redux.” Both records will be available on November 28 and can be pre-ordered HERE and HERE.
“The Downward Spiral Redux” Track Listing:
01. Black Tusk – “Mr. Self Destruct”
02. Thief – “Piggy”
03. GRIN – “Heresy”
04. Sandrider – “March Of The Pigs”
05. Daevar – “Closer”
06. High Tone Son Of A Bitch – “Ruiner”
07. Dreadnought – “The Becoming”
08. John Fryer – “I Do Not Want This” (feat. Stella Soleil)
09. John Cxnnor – “Hexa” (feat. Hexa)
10. IAH – “A Warm Place”
11. Abrams – “Eraser”
12. Author & Punisher – “Reptile”
13. Palehorse Palerider – “The Downward Spiral”
14. Between The Buried And Me – “Hurt”
“Best Of NIN Redux“ Track Listing:
01. Snake Mother – “The Day The World Went Away” / “Sin”
02. Blue Heron – “Head Like A Hole”
03. Grayceon – “Right Where It Belongs”
04. The Ocean – “Even Deeper”
05. Evil Vine – “This Isn’t The Place”
06. Nonexistent Night – “The Perfect Drug”
07. The Moth Gatherer – “The Hand That Feeds”
08. Chrome Ghost – “Every Day Is Exactly The Same”
09. Marissa Nadler – “The Great Below”
10. Bees Made Honey In The Vein Tree – “Over & Out”
11. Thou – “Suck”
12. Orbiter – “Terrible Lie”
13. BleakHeart – “Something I Could Never Have”
With this news, Magnetic Eye have also shared a new video for Sandrider’s cover of Nine Inch Nails’ “March Of The Pigs.” You can check that out below:
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