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High on Fire are celebrating 25 years of music with a release of their out-of-print record The Art of Self Defense. They also announced a new record will drop in 2024 and that they will be heading out on the road to celebrate different eras of their career as they go. The Art of Self…
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Snuffed On Sight just shared their new video, “Time 2 Dip,” from their upcoming debut LP, Smoke, out July 7 via Creator-Destructor Records and Maggot Stomp. The heavy, crushing, and fun Bay Area band have been touring and releasing splits and singles, and now, they are finally coming out with a full album. The new…
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Yet another week’s worth of bangers have been added to the MetalSucks Playlist. In addition to another kick ass Mutoid Man song and a new track from Spirit Adrift, we’ve added the latest singesl from The Shredderz (featuring Brandon Ellis, of The Black Dahlia Murder), Evile, and the illustrious Dolly Parton’s collaboration with Rob Halford,…
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Femme-forward classic metalers Girlschool just released a new single, “It Is What It Is.” The song is from the band’s upcoming record WTFortyfive, out July 28 via Silver Lining Music and celebrating 45 years of being a band. The track pulls from their classic yet raw and punk sound and gets us stoked for the…
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Voivod are back with a new single, “Condemned To The Gallows” from their forthcoming album Morgöth Tales. This record will celebrate the band’s impressive 40 years as a band and will function as their anniversary record. Morgöth Tales is out July 21 via Century Media Records. To be even more specific, the song is officially…
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We’re starting to get the feeling that Iron Maiden‘s Bruce Dickinson may be over the whole “always the bridesmaid, never the bride” feeling they’ve had lately regarding the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Despite being eligible since 2005 and only recently having been nominated twice, Iron Maiden has yet to pass the threshold needed…
There certainly seems to be no love lost for Cradle of Filth frontman Dani Filth when it comes to the popular online music streaming service Spotify. In a recent interview with Sakis Fragos of Rock Hard Greece (transcribed by Blabbermouth), the vocalist called out the service and its practice of paying artists next to nothing…
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This weekend, Biohazard will be back home in New York City for two special shows at Irving Plaza. It’ll be the first time the band’s classic lineup, featuring Evan Seinfeld on bass and vocals, will be back in the Big Apple since 2014. Naturally when the shows were announced and tickets went on sale, fans…
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The ongoing situation surrounding Rammstein and their frontman Till Lindemann regarding allegations of sexual misconduct with female fans before, during, and after shows is not looking good. After numerous women have come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct, including being drugged and potentially raped, companies are dropping support of the band and their vocalist and…
The brothers Cavalera are re-recording two releases from Sepultura‘s discography, Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastation, and the latest single is the second album’s title track. Set for release on July 14 via Nuclear Blast, both albums will give long-time fans of those albums, Sepultura, or the Cavaleras, a chance to hear a new take on…
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Savage grin in the courthouse Tore the morning quiet Qualified the terror Had to phase you out Public Memory crafts mesmerizing melodies that echo from the remote recesses of the psychic topography. A fusion of rough-hewn atmospherics, disrupted synths, and ethereal vocal elements blend seamlessly with a medley of both digital and organic percussion, giving…
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Hailing from Philadelphia, Wax Jaw is a groundbreaking, trans-fronted band that artfully blends new wave, post-punk, and surf rock into a unique palette of aural colors. With their captivating six-track EP set for release this coming September, Wax Jaw is the uncompromising ensemble of indie pop heartbreakers you certainly should keep an eye on! The…
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Adopting the alias Blone Noble, Pat Salway, a songwriter based in Los Angeles, draws from the synth-soaked vibes of late 70s Berlin by stitching together the theatrics of piano-driven glam rock and the cutting energy of new wave. His music pens an anthem for our turbulent times, reflecting the restless and suspicious spirit of today’s…
We spend our days at war and our nights in love. Lauren Lakis’s soon-to-be-released album, “A Fiesta and a Hell,” is celebrated with a compelling new single, “Terror Tears.” The song is a potent rallying call, merging the energetic pulse of 80s punk, shoegaze, and goth rock with intense drumbeats and her vocals and guitar…
Exotic Fruitica releases their debut single, the ferociously hard-hitting “Dirtiest Scum,” which features Paul Leary (Butthole Surfers) on lead guitar. “Dirtiest Scum” delivers a rebellious punch, challenging the monotonous norms of compliance. It jolts forward with a pulsating cadence akin to an empowered strut, as lead vocalist Jon French gives voice to his disdain through…
It’s not much of a stretch to say American politics — at least when you ask a specific side — is theocratic in nature. Lots of talk about God and scripture and the Bible being thrown around in the halls of law and justice these days. To combat those sentiments and to directly oppose an…
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Oh, hell yes. We recently questioned whether Baroness had something new in the tank and our suspicions ended up being validated, as the band took to social media to tease something new coming on Tuesday, June 20. Along with the new song, we’re likely to get new album information, since their social media post also…
In recent years, dark synthwave artists have begun infiltrating the m etal scene. Acts like Perterbator either have a legit connection to metal or artists like Gunship simply write tunes that fit a darker aesthetic. Enter Stu Brooks, bassist and founding member of Dub Trio, whose debut LP 40HZ looks to enter that same heavy…
The destructive extreme metal force hailing from Pennsylvania, Outer Heaven, just dropped a crushing new single titled “Liquified Mind” off their upcoming album Infinite Psychic Depths and it’s pretty fucking punishing. Featuring the sort of abyssal vocals and unrelenting musicality you’d expect from the band that put out 2018’s Realms of Eternal Decay, it’s easy…
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Have you already bought and worn out Ghost’s 2022 release Impera? Digging the shit out of Phantomime? Do you fucking hate Ghost for no reason and probably already have your mouse cursor on another link? If so for all of those things, I suggest you take a moment and check out this cool new box…
Your shadow rules the nightAnother dayA dream in black and whiteWashed away Frantically dipping into courageous introspection with gothic flair, Ringfinger teeters on the edge of an expansive aural breakthrough with their latest single, “An Apparition.” This tune teases as the final forerunner, setting the mood for their eagerly awaited debut, “In A Black Frame,”…
The smell of happiness is a perfume of security Like fresh sunshine through an open door It rustles you from a late morning sleep Eyes still closed From the vibrant hub of Chicago, the creative force known as Evidence of a Struggle unveils their debut thirteen-track album. This melodic journey expertly fuses the innovative textures…
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Philadelphia has always been a haven for some of the scene’s more salacious, under-the-radar projects. In 1997, The Model formed, tapping into the undersung electronics scene that was just churning underneath the surface, ready to explode just a few short years later. Combining the dark electronic experimentation of The Human League with the swagger of…
For the first time ever, Metal Injection is stepping out into the world and putting on a killer festival featuring some of today’s most exciting acts. For one weekend in September, bands like Exhumed, Xibalba, Spirit Adrift, and Exmortus will share the stage with titans like Testament, Cavalera, Fear Factory, and Machine Head for the…
Experimental folk music act Heilung are bringing their utterly unique live show back to the states for a quick 10-date slate of shows. According to the band, they’re hitting cities and regions they haven’t been to before, so if they aren’t playing near you, that’s why. Kicking off on October 17 at Greensboro, North Carolina’s…
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Thrash metal stalwarts Sacred Reich and Death Angel will be going trans-Atlantic this October for their newly announced co-headlining “Night Of The Living Thrash” tour. The slate of 20 gigs throughout the continent will also feature Angelus Apatrida as the tour’s opener. As of this writing, the tour will kick off in Antwerpen, Belgium on…
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I don’t know about you, but the last couple of songs released by Queens of the Stone Age in anticipation of their upcoming album In Times New Roman simultaneously feel familiar and foreign to me. New sounds and styles blended in with past works in a way that left me wondering where this new record…
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The nineties. In our circles, it was a weird as Hell year, with grunge taking over the mainstream after metal’s rise to prominence in the 80s, while every band in the Big Four underwent some kind of weird of change – lookin’ at you, Metallica. Even with things a little wonky in the music world,…
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Enigmatic Los Angeles songstress Madeline Goldstein steps back into the spotlight, leaving a poignant imprint on the darkwave scene with her latest EP, Other World, thoughtfully curated by à La Carte Records. At its essence, Other World is an intoxicating melange of charm and command. Though concise, it serves as a formidable artistic descendant of…
Hailing from the vibrant, eclectic music scene of Austin, Texas, Temple of Angels, a post-punk band, has been steadily etching out a niche for themselves in the dream pop landscape. With a lineup boasting talents like Bre Morell, Rob Glynn, Cole Tucker, Patrick Todd, and Avery Burton, the band has already made waves with their…
No secret left to keep From you or anyone I know And when I turn In my sleep I swear I feel your presence Los Angeles-based music project, Death Bells, unveils their thoughtful new single, “Heaven Is Your Company.” A visually-gripping music video accentuates the band’s wistful and sombre meditation, once again delivered in care…
Roughly three months since the release of their latest album V: Djent Is Not A Genre, Periphery has finally scheduled their first headlining shows of 2023 — but just barely before 2024 hits. Announced earlier today, the progressive metal band revealed they’d be playing on November 4 at the House of Blues in Anaheim, California…
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When it comes to video game concepts that instantly sounded metal as fuck, the concept behind Metal: Hellsinger ranks pretty high up there. I mean, you get to murder demons in Hell by shooting in time with kick ass metal tracks featuring vocals by the likes of Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe, Refused’s Dennis Lyxzén,…
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It’s hard to believe that this week marks twenty years since Type O Negative released Life is Killing Me. Of course it’s even harder to believe that Peter Steele, one of the greatest musicians of our time, is no longer with us. Peter was going through a number of personal challenges when we wrote this…
The hits just keep on coming in terms of concert announcements today, as the reformed The Black Dahlia Murder announced they’re going to be on tour with Chelsea Grin, 200 Stab Wounds, and Gates to Hell. The tour is currently slated to kick off on September 8 when The Black Dahlia Murder plays Blue Ridge…
Last week, Metallica bassist Rob Trujillo was speaking with Mexican radio station Alfa 91.3 FM when he was asked what bands he would like to hear cover songs off of 72 Seasons. It’s an interesting question for sure, but his answer pointed straight at the now defunct Slayer. Given the fact that Slayer called it…
Darkwave Duo Paradox Obscur, have unveiled their gorgeous video for their opera-esque French and English language single “Présage.” This intriguing piece is the prelude to their forthcoming EP, Auto Reverse via WARRIORECORDS, scheduled to make its debut on June 16th. This latest track is deftly sculpted by the aural artistry of Kriistal Ann and Toxic…
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Living memory’s a curse that becomes unbearable I was there on the last day that things were beautiful The Noise Who Runs present their latest single, “New York To L.A. In 2-And-A-Half Minutes”, with its bleak but beautiful view. This is one of 14 tracks found on the duo’s new Preteretrospective album, the brainchild of Ian Pickering (Sneaker Pimps, Front…
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Normally, when people get diagnosed with nearly any form of cancer, they tend to describe it as “devastating,” “worrying,” even “scary.” Yet during an interview with Revolver leading up to the release of Queens of the Stone Age’s newest album In Times New Roman…, frontman Josh Homme called it “the cherry on top of an…
If you’re ever going to be sick during a concert or potentially put yourself at risk of breaking your damn neck crowdsurfing, I hope it’s during a Trivium show. Not because I want you to get hurt or suffer in any way, but rather because we’d all be able to rest easy knowing the band’s…
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