Metal Anarchy

  • Choke, Royal Tusk, And Kaonashi Added To Protest The Hero’s Fall Canadian Tour

    Protest The Hero have revealed the openers for their upcoming Canadian tour. Among them are Choke, Royal Tusk, and Kaonashi.

    Tour Dates:

    With Choke and Kaonashi:

    11/12 Moncton, NB – Tide & Boar
    11/13 Halifax, NS – Marquee
    11/14 Fredericton, NB – Fredericton Farmers’ Market
    11/17 Quebec City, QC – Salle Montaigne
    11/18 Montreal, QC – Fairmount Theatre
    11/20 Ottawa, ON – The Bronson
    11/21 Toronto, ON – The Opera House
    11/22 London, ON – London Music Hall

    With Royal Tusk and Kaonashi:

    11/25 Thunder Bay, ON – Events Centre
    11/26 Winnipeg, MB – The Park Theatre
    11/27 Saskatoon, SK – Louis’
    11/29 Edmonton, AB – Pawn Shop Live
    11/30 Calgary, AB – Arrowhead
    12/02 Kamloops, BC – The Blue Grotto
    12/03 Vancouver, BC – The Pearl
    12/04 Victoria, BC – Wicket

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  • Electric Callboy Celebrate 10th Anniversary Of “My Hero Academia” With Reimagined Version Of “You Say Run”

    Electric Callboy have joined forces with composer Yuki Hayashi for a reimagined version of “You Say Run” from “My Hero Academia.” The track was released in honor of the anime’s 10th anniversary.

    Vocalist/programmer Kevin Ratajczak commented:

    “We are beyond excited to have this opportunity to add our vocals to ‘You Say Run.‘”

    Singer Nico Sallach continued:

    “The melody of ‘You Say Run‘ is so powerful and uplifting—we just absolutely love this song! Working on this track was pure fun, and it was a huge honor to collaborate on it. We can’t wait for everyone to hear it! We really hope you’re as excited for it as we are.”

    Hayashi added:

    “I am deeply honored and thrilled to share this special sound born from the intersection of our shared energy.”

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  • Hot Mulligan Recruit Joyce Manor, Touché Amoré, Etc. For “Ho Ho Hot Mulligan” Show

    Hot Mulligan will be celebrating the holidays with a special “Ho Ho Hot Mulligan” show. The concert will take place at the Russell Industrial Center in Detroit, MI on December 19 and it will also feature: Joyce Manor, Touché Amoré, Pool Kids, Mat Kerekes, Kerosene Heights, Wakelee, Flycatcher, House & Home, and Bike Routes.

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  • Nile Announce December 2026 European/UK Tour

    Nile have announced a December European/UK tour. Intrepid, Redsphere, and Orecus will open.

    Tour Dates:

    12/01 Lodz, POL – Browar Warkot
    12/02 Kosice, SLO – Colloseum
    12/03 Cluj Napoca, ROM – From Space
    12/04 TBA – TBA
    12/05 Budapest, HUN – Instant
    12/06 Ljubljana, SLO – Orto Bar
    12/08 Mannheim, GER – MS Connexion Complex
    12/09 Kortrijk, BEL – DVG
    12/10 Heerelen, NET – Nieuwe NOR
    12/11 Enschede, NET – Metropol
    12/12 London, UK – The Dome
    12/13 Rotterdam, NET – Baroeg
    12/14 Essen, GER – Turock
    12/15 Jena, GER – F-Haus

    Nile only:

    12/17 Warsaw, POL – Progresja
    12/18 Wroclaw, POL – A2
    12/19 Poznan, POL – Tama
    12/20 Krakow, POL – Kwadrat

    Nile commented:

    “Nile is happy to announce a series of December tour dates in select European cities as our final tour of 2026.

    We had hoped for a longer, more comprehensive tour routing on this run, as there are many cities across Europe with great audiences we would love to visit this year, but we are grateful for every opportunity to bring Nile’s music to metal fans whenever and wherever possible.

    We will be playing songs from our latest album, The Underworld Awaits Us All, as well as a killer selection of classic Nile tracks from our entire discography (including some fan-favorites that haven’t been played live in years!).

    Guests: REDSPHERE (France), ORECUS (Sweden) & INTREPID (Estonia).

    Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to seeing you on the road!”

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  • Greta Van Fleet Announce Nashville, TN Shows

    Greta Van Fleet have booked three shows in Nashville, TN. Here’s the dates:

    10/03 Nashville, TN – The Basement East
    10/10 Nashville, TN – The Basement East
    10/17 Nashville, TN – The Basement East

    $20 tickets will be available on September 25.

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  • BRAT Premiere “Speculum Bleed” Music Video

    BRAT have premiered a new video for their new song “Speculum Bleed.” You can watch that clip below. The track is from the band’s new album, “Manslayer,” which will be released on September 25.

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  • Incite Share “Chucked Off” Lyric Video

    Incite have premiered a lyric video for their song “Chucked Off.” That track is from the band’s latest album “Savage New Times.” Vocalist Richie Cavalera said the following about the single:

    “‘Chucked Off’ is about the collective of our current society. Everyone has such a short temper with this victim mentality and it sucks. People expect the best, their way, and instantly or else they’re not satisfied. People need to take more accountability for themselves and how their lives have turned out and not blame it on everyone else. The meaning along with the riffs and awesome drum work Lennon does on this song make it one of my favorites off the new album. Metalheads come catch it live every night on our current tour.”

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  • Oversize Premiere “Separate” Video

    Oversize have premiered a new video for their new song “Separate.” The track is their first to feature new vocalist Nick Nowak. The band commented:

    “We’re incredibly excited to start this new chapter, not just with a new member but also with a new creative outlook, after releasing our debut record we have a much better understanding of who we are as musicians and as a band – and we’re so happy to share a little part of what we’ve been working on. This first single was actually the last song we wrote before heading into the studio to record, we finished it about a week before and despite thinking we had our minds set on which tracks we were going to track, it was abundantly clear we had to do this one, that’s just the way it goes sometimes I guess!”

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  • Twin Temple Premiere “Doomed Lovers” Video

    Twin Temple have premiered a video for the title track of their new album “Doomed Lovers.” That effort will be released on October 9.

    Alexandra James commented:

    “‘Doomed Lovers’, to us, carries both a Saturnian darkness and a watery, Venusian beauty. The feeling of light shimmering across the surface of an endless black sea. I had a recurring vision of our last day as lovers on a forsaken Earth: waiting for the world to end, with nothing left but each other and imminent doom upon the horizon.

    It was important to us that the video feel like something unearthed rather than manufactured, so we shot the entire video on 16mm film with Dante Capone and Fred Joseph, who used classic Hollywood optical effects and in-camera double exposure techniques. There’s something imperfect and fleeting about film that felt essential to the story, like a lost memory of a world that is already disappearing.

    The ocean became the central metaphor. It represents wonder and the unknown, immense power and terrible beauty, and a sense of grandeur- the kind of beauty that swallows you whole. In that way, it felt like love itself. Vast, seductive, dangerous, and ultimately impossible to contain.

    We folded in some ritual Magick, nods to Occult filmmaker Kenneth Anger, and the echoes of the Beach Boys singing about surfer girls along the coast. We hope the result is a kind of beautiful lover’s nightmare.”

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  • Northlane Premiere New Song “Crucified”

    Northlane have shared a visualizer for their new song “Crucified.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Anemoia,” which will be released on October 30. Vocalist Marcus Bridge commented:

    “’Crucified’ is about the collapse of civil discourse – the way every disagreement now defaults to attack, every conversation becomes a battleground, every difference of opinion ends with someone playing the victim. Not only touching on politics, it’s about the regression of communication as a whole: arguments online, wars, general difference of opinion. ‘If you’re offside, misaligned / we won’t rest tonight / till you’re fucking crucified’. The instinct to go for the throat rather than hear someone out has seeped into every corner of life.”

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