Hope Deferred (The Showdown, ex-Embodyment, etc.) have premiered a new song titled “Brethren Of Blood.” This track is from the band’s new album “Darkness Remains,” which will be released on October 31.
System Of A Down frontman Serj Tankian has premiered a new song titled “Sonic Expulsions.” This track is from his new album, “Covers, Collaborations & Collages,” which will be released on October 24. Tankian commented:
“I wrote this song in New Zealand about a decade ago. It started with acoustic guitar and was built out with beats and different instrumentation. The vocals are a one-take stream of consciousness about love. It’s a lighthearted track and kind of silly in some parts. Enjoy!”
Shinedown have premiered a new video for their song “Three Six Five.” The band commented:
“This year’s been one for the books and playing ‘Three Six Five‘ live with thousands of you has been unforgettable. Relive it with this brand new video, packed with highlights from the Dance, Kid, Dance Tour.”
Frontman Brent Smith also says the following before live performances of the track:
“Do me a favor, if you lost someone in your life that’s no longer on this planet anymore and you think about them every single day and say to yourself ‘I wish had one more day (with them), if I had one more minute,’ and they’re no longer on this planet I want you to raise your hand.”
TRUSTcompany‘s “The Lonely Position Of Neutral” has been released on vinyl for the first time through Smartpunk Records. Two variants can be purchased HERE.

Vocalist Kevin Palmer commented:
“It’s wild to think that 23 years after its release, ‘The Lonely Position of Neutral‘ is finally available on vinyl. This record changed our lives, and we’re beyond thankful that it continues to connect with people all these years later.”
Smartpunk Records label manager Matt Burns added:
“This record, and specifically ‘Downfall‘, created a core memory in my mind from when you’d discover new music on the radio. I remember in the early 2000s, I would find out about so many new bands from MTV or MuchMusic, but I got turned onto TRUSTcompany from our local South Florida rock station (shoutout ZETA 94.9)!
I got tickets to see the band at the Halloweenie Roast, which also had KoRn and I think Theory of a Deadman? Tickets were probably only like $30, but I remember the band blew my young mind away! I picked up the CD from a local shop shortly after, and to be able to work with the band over 20 years later on this release is so insane to me!”
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