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Man, even when he’s dealing with the most insane time of his life, Ozzy Osbourne keeps it moving. Only last month, the dude tested positive for COVID, all while battling Parkinson’s disease; this month, he’s found out that his daughter is about to have her first baby. And yet according to his wife and manager…
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If you wear band shirts every day, you usually come up with a system. There are the shirts you wear around family (no gore, usually no rotten penises), the shirts you wear to festivals (rotten penises galore), and the lucky shirts that for some reason make you look really hot (oddly enough for me, it…
Man, occult-lite rockers Ghost have really dedicated 2022 to being on the road. The band just wrapped up a European tour, and have already announced a North American tour for this summer, with one hell of a line-up. Opening up for Ghost will be Georgia stoner metal titans Mastodon and Canadian up-and-comers Spiritbox. What’s especially…
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Visa woes, unfortunately, led Echo & The Bunnymen to pull out of the Cruel World Festival this past weekend, but fear not: the band have just announced a North American tour…and a UK appearance with The Rolling Stones, no less. “Celebrating 40 Years of Magical Songs” (also delayed due to the pandemic) will happen this…
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The opening of a window onto rapture Find the world shining in me The senses consciously holy Make love by touching fingertips Ex-Cocteau Twins chanteuse Elizabeth Fraser and her partner, percussionist Damon Reece, announce an enchanting new single: “Underwater”. This glorious offering opens Sun’s Signature debut EP, the duo’s forthcoming project from Partisan Records. The song…
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Black Asteroid has announced a collaborative effort with industrial legends Front Line Assembly: the raw, visceral, and experimental new single “Methane Rain”. The track is the second from their upcoming EP, Flesh, due out next month. The mastermind of Black Asteroid, 90s industrial pioneer Bryan Black (Haloblack), decided to return to his roots with this…
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100 gecs are back with the music video for “Doritos & Fritos.” The track is the second single from their highly anticipated album 10000 gecs. The “Doritos & Fritos” video was directed by Chris Maggio and produced by Evan McGillivray. Read more: 100 gecs, Yves Tumor, more to support Nine Inch Nails on 2022 US…
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Rina Sawayama has announced her new album, Hold The Girl. The album is set to release Sept. 2. Sawayama also released a short video teaser for the project. Read more: ‘Black Mirror’ is returning to Netflix for season 6 Hold The Girl follows her 2020 debut LP, SAWAYAMA. The album was so groundbreaking that the Mercury…
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Amazon Prime Video has dropped the official trailer for The Boys season 3. The series will return with three episodes June 3. Following the events of season 2, our protagonists have been cleared of all charges, and Hughie Campbell (Jack Quaid) has gotten a job at the Federal Bureau of Superhuman Affairs. Read more: ‘The…
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A new season of Black Mirror is coming to Netflix, according to Variety. The sixth season is reported to have more episodes than its predecessor. Additionally, creator Charlie Brooker and his creative partner Annabel Jones will helm season 6. Read more: A24 shares trailer for ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies,’ a Gen Z horror flick—watch In January…
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Earlier this year, Vince Neil took part in a $150 million deal selling Mötley Crüe’s entire catalog to BMG. Later this year, he’ll be fronting the Crüe on a massive stadium tour with Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett. And yet somehow, Vince is strapped enough for cash that he did an ad for Dollar…
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Earlier this month, grand symphonic nightfall came to Montreal. The City of Saints hosted Italian goth-metallers Lacuna Coil and Finnish cello-mongers Apocalyptica, much to the delight of melodramatic headbangers all over town. This dark theater ritual was capture in glorious color by Mihaela Petrescu, and can be witnessed below. Behold darkness ecstatic below: Apocalyptica Lacuna…
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Editor’s note: On this week’s episode of The MetalSucks Podcast, our hosts discuss the death of Trevor Strnad, and in doing so talk at length about suicide and mental health. I want to take this moment to thank them for sharing their stories so bravely, and hope that their experiences can offer you listeners an…
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Twelve years ago today, the metal world lost one of its most legendary singers. After a battle with cancer, Ronnie James Dio left this plane of existence, leaving behind a collection of catchy-ass songs about dragons, magic, and finding the strength to be one’s best self. And yet, since Dio‘s death, the memorials to him…
We poke fun at Bring Me The Horizon a lot, because, well, because they’re a deathcore band that have since moved on to making shimmery Linkin Park fashion rock, and in our opinion that’s super fuckin’ goofy. But lots of people do love them in earnest, as evidenced by their fame and sales record, so…
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New Jersey’s Giveth, a cinematic, industrial, dark-pop duo comprised of Jessica Hottman (Sun Cycles) and Ben Petty (ManDancing), blends synths with guitars, bass, drums, and big layered female vocals. Their latest offering, Mourning Glory, is an honest, emotional glimpse at grief, anxiety, and depression, particularly living in the modern age of doom scrolling and the…
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Darkwave act Hexheart has unveiled his cover’s The Cure’s Sombre Track “The Funeral Party”, a song featured on his full-length record Funeral Flowers”, which is set for release next month. Hexheart is project of Seattle WA-based musician/producer Jasyn Bangert of God Module, a long running band well known amoung the international goth/industrial scene. Used as…
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Dark Electronic Act The Number H conjures a Lynchian dream with the video for their pulsing dreamscape “Nothing”. The Pennsylvania-based project uses industrial music techniques to harvest sounds and weave them into a sonic tapestry of shadowy beats and icy vocals. Produced by Sean Marz (Five Locks), The Number H is an artistic outlet that…
When you think of comedian Eric Wareheim, you probably think of Casey’s brother going for a horse-and-buggy ride, or free real estate. As part of his comedy duo with Tim Heidecker, Wareheim is one of the architects of what we think of as cringe humor. But apparently, he also has solid taste in deathcore, because…
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Straight out of Boise, Idaho is The French Tips: a formidable trio of women comprised of Angela Heileson (vocals, drums), Rachel Couch (vocals, guitar, bass) and Ivy Merrell (vocals, bass, guitar). All three share lyric writing and singing responsibilities. The pandemic threw their recording plans in a tizzy, but Heileson, Couch and Merrell found new…
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ILLENIUM and Spiritbox have teamed up to create “Shivering.” ILLENIUM also announced FALLEN EMBERS (Remixes), a new album set to release May 27. Whether she’s crooning or growling, Courtney LaPlante‘s vocals sound right at home on the ILLENIUM track. His synths bend to her command, jumping from plush to jagged at a moment’s notice. Alternative…
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Charli XCX is entering the metaverse with Samsung‘s Superstar Galaxy. The artist will perform her first metaverse concert on Roblox June 17. Superstar Galaxy allows players to explore, build and customize performance stages. You can check it out here. Read more: Charli XCX releases “Used To Know Me” video from ‘CRASH’—watch Player characters will each…
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***This article contains sponsored content*** Check out The Latest — for all the essential new music, tickets and livestreams you need right now. My Chemical Romance return with new music Where else would we begin this week’s roundup than with “The Foundations Of Decay”? My Chemical Romance’s first new material since 2014 dropped out of…
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Since the announcement of his death on Wednesday afternoon, countless members of the metal community have written and posted tributes to The Black Dahlia Murder‘s Trevor Strnad (including MetalSucks’ Emperor Rhombus). But this recent piece by Machine Head‘s Robb Flynn might be the one that got us crying the hardest. You can read Robb’s full…
To celebrate their first UK/Germany/France tour, Berlin’s ERRORR have released their new single “Heroine (Got to let go)” This is the second track to be revealed from their upcoming album Self Destruct, due out in October via Anomic Records. This follows “Servant”, out last September. The song’s screaming fuzz guitars, droning baseline and powerful drumming is…
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Spanning genres with a rich and atmospheric sound, Copenhagen’s dark and debonair pop act Dune Messiah returns with the heartrending new single “Privileged”. Following the tours with headlining acts such as Drab Majesty, and the release of an EP, and two albums, with the most recent being 2019’s Moments of Bliss, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist…
Waterparks have released “FUNERAL GREY” along with an accompanying music video. This marks the band’s first release since they signed to Fueled By Ramen. Vocalist Awsten Knight‘s brand-new scarlet hair serves as the focal point of the visual. Read more: Sad Summer Fest announces Waterparks, Neck Deep, Mayday Parade, State Champs and more “FUNERAL GREY”…
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Charlotte Sands has released “Out of My Head.” The song features and was co-written by Aaron Gillespie of Underoath and the Almost. In a press release, Sands spoke about collaborating with Gillespie. Read more: Charlotte Sands’ ”Lost” is pushing forward the pop-punk revival—premiere “Getting to write with Aaron Gillespie is always a privilege, but having him…
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Today is Friday the 13th, a day traditionally marred with bad luck and superstition. And for the residents of Cunningham County, New Jersey, the day is one of misery and terror. On this day, Jason Voorhees, a young boy who allegedly drowned, avenged his mother as an adult, and then rose from the grave, emerges…
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I am the light and you and you are the light for me and every time I’m blue you come and shine on me London-based duo Monochromatic Visions have announced the release of their video for “Run.” from their forthcoming new album REFORM. Bass, guitars, and vocals for this track were recorded by Hannes Plattmeier at Ashfield…
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Tom DeLonge has given fans a first peek at Monsters of California. The film is DeLonge’s directorial debut. Not only is DeLonge directing the film, but he also wrote and performed original music for the movie. Read more: 408, Kellin Quinn, Joshua Roberts pay homage to classic blink-182 video with “Mark Hoppus”—watch Monsters of California is your…
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Ethel Cain has released her debut album, Preacher’s Daughter, via Daughters of Cain. Check it out below. Preacher’s Daughter is an evocative, cohesive project. At times, Cain leaves all of herself in the album’s powerful choruses. Other times, she creates sonic hallways almost too familiar and painful to walk through. Read more: Ethel Cain’s debut album…
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Yesterday, the metal world was shaken by the announcement that Trevor Strnad, frontman of Michigan death metallers The Black Dahlia Murder, had died at the age of 41. Since news of Trevor’s death broke, countless artists have paid tribute to him via social media. But it’s the online memorial from New York death metal upstarts…
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Brazil’s Anum Preto takes a very hands-on, DIY approach to his music: the prolific artist records, plays, and produces his own albums. Preto’s modern, insular approach to post-punk is balanced by nostalgic harmonies and dissonant melodies reminiscent of Brazilian and alternative music alike. Capturing in amber the animus of classic coldwave melodies, and anthems, the…
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Sad Summer Fest is launching a nationwide Battle of the Bands competition. The winner will earn the opportunity to perform on Sad Summer Fest’s main stage on one of the dates. Sad Summer Fest will feature the entrants on their website. Voting will take place in rounds until a winner is chosen ahead of the…
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Death Cab For Cutie have announced their 10th studio album, Asphalt Meadows. The group also released lead single “Roman Candles.” In a press release, vocalist Ben Gibbard shared that its lyrics come from several different songs. The band also spoke about the inspiration behind the track. Read more: Simple Plan share highly anticipated sixth album…
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At this point, Riot Fest is one of those must-attend events in the rock year. In case you forgot, it was at this festival that the original Misfits, with Glenn Danzig on vocals, blew everyone’s fucking minds by returning to the stage. Now, the festival has announced its 2022 line-up, and damn if it isn’t…
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“Oh don’t worry about her. She’s just a friend.” This simple sentence, a classic gaslighting technique for the wandering eye, is the crux of Rare DM’s searing new track about intuition, karmic contracts, female competition, and the “other woman that he tells you not to worry about”: Naomi. A new age “Jolene” anthem of sorts,…
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“The truth is that a human is just a brief algorithm.” The Forge (Westworld) Mercvrial is a geographically-dispersed recording project based in Rosarito, Mexico. Whisking together elements of post-punk, dream pop and neo-psychedelia, the band released their debut LP, Brief Algorithms, out on the 29th of April via Crafting Room Recordings. The album reflects a wide…
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