It looks like Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine is not a fan of nu metal. During an interview with LifeMinute, the frontman brought up the genre, saying “thank God [it] went away.” Mustaine said the following after being asked what music does for people: “It depends. If you believe all of the colloquies about music, there’s all…
As previously reported, Launceston, Tasmania city mayor Matthew Garwood was recently hit with backlash after taking part in a meet and greet with Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke despite his controversial past. Several of those speaking out were members of the Launceston City Council, who aired their grievances to ABC. As such, Radke has…
Our Last Night have premiered a new video for their new song “Scared To Die.” The track will appear on the band’s upcoming concept album “Left Alone.”
Ministry have shared a new version of their song “Everyday Is Halloween.” The updated take on the track is from the band’s new album “The Squirrely Years Revisited.” That effort will be available on March 28 and it will feature reworked songs from the group’s early synth pop albums “With Sympathy” and “Twitch.”
Fontaines D.C. recently performed “Starburster” and a cover of Bring Me The Horizon’s “Can You Feel My Heart” for Triple J‘s “Like A Version.” You can see footage of that in-studio session below. Notably, the Bring Me The Horizon cover also included part of Nirvana’s “Heart-Shaped Box.”
Silverstein have added an Australian leg to their 25th anniversary tour. Real Friends will open. Here’s the dates: 08/02 Melbourne, AUS – Northcote Theatre 08/03 Sydney, AUS – Roundhouse 08/05 Adelaide, AUS – The Gov 08/06 Brisbane, AUS – The Tivoli
Havok have been added to Exodus and Misfire’s spring U.S. tour. The band will be replacing Possessed, who were recently tapped to replace Deicide. Tour Dates: 04/27 Phoenix, AZ – Nile 04/29 Albuquerque, NM – Sunshine Theater 04/30 Grand Junction, CO – Mesa Theater 05/01 Little Rock, AR – The Hall 05/02 Oklahoma City, OK…
The Bled have released a new vinyl pressing of “Pass The Flask.” Fans can find several different variants through Indiemerchstore.com, Revolver and Zia Records. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Bled (@thebledaz)
A deluxe CD set featuring Vision Of Disorder‘s 1996 self-titled effort and their 1998 album “Imprint“ has been released through Cherry Red Records. Fans can get that HERE. CD 1 – “Vision Of Disorder”: 01. “Element” 02. “Watering Disease” 03. “Through My Eyes” 04. “Viola” 05. “Liberation” 06. “Divide” 07. “Ways To Destroy One’s Ambition”…
Gates To Hell have premiered a new video for their new song “21 Sacraments.” This track is from their newly released album “Death Comes To All.”
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