Runaway Brother have released a new song with music video. Titled 'Bear The Bird', the song will appear on the upcoming album, 'Want You Need', set to release on February 27th. The band has been steadily releasing singles since September last year and all of them will appear on the new release, which is the band's first new material since 2018's 'New Pocket' save for a re-imagining of 2012's 'Bedhead' for its 10th anniversary.
Emergent British post-rock band Maruja released a 22-minute live improv recording called Tir na nÓg, recorded at New Adelphi Recording Studios in Salford University, England. The title is a direct translation "Land of the Young" from Irish to English. This release couples with an upcoming tour starting next week which will mark their first venture in North America.
The band has yet to release an official LP, but previous EPs Knocknarea and Connla's Well have put the band on a significant upward trajectory.
Tour Dates
Feb 28 - The Fox Cabaret, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Mar 1 - High Drive, Seattle WA
Mar 2 - Mississippi Studios, Portland, OR
Mar 3 - Hult Center for the Performing Arts, Eugene, OR
Mar 5 - Brick and Mortar Music Hall, San Fransisco, CA
Mar 6 - Lodge Room, Los Angeles, CA
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Instrumental post-metal band Blossom & Wither released their second single, "Voices", with an accompanying visualiser. Their debut album Nevermore will be released on the 21st of March.
Following the 2022 release of their eighth album, Divisive, American heavy metal/nu metal outfit Disturbed have returned with a new single, titled 'I Will Not Break'.
The release follows the band's recent announcements of an upcoming The Sickness 25th Anniversary North American Tour being carried out in 2025 - during which the band will play their debut 2000 album in its entirety, as well as a selection of greatest hits.
Alongside this, a 25th anniversary edition of The Sickness is expected to become available on March 7th.
Alternative rock band Framing Hanley dropped a new song titled "Mean It (Photographs and Gasoline, Pt. 2)" and announced a new EP "Flowers".
The song is designated as a sequel to the penultimate track on the band's 2010 album "A Promise To Burn". As stated by Kenneth Nixon, the band's vocalist, on Instagram:
"To say I’m proud of this song or where we are as artists right now would be an understatement. We’ve been sitting on this track for almost 2 years. I took a trip down to Houston to track this with the homies @richieisme and @robbyjoyner in 2023 and I knew we had a certified banger. This is the first song from our upcoming EP “Flowers” and it would mean the absolute world to me if you checked it out. It would mean even more to me if you shared it or added to your personal playlists if you dig it."
The tracklist and official release date of the new EP are yet to be announced.
Pop-Punk/Metalcore band "A Day To Remember" will release the first part of a multi album project titled "Big Ole Album Vol 1." on 21st of March
The band has already released the first three singles off the new album titled "Make It Make Sense", "LeBron" and "Feedback"
Big Ole Album Vol 1. tracklist :
1. Make It Make Sense
2. Feedback
3. Bad Blood
4. All My Friends
5. To The Death
6. Flowers
7. LeBron
8. Die For Me
9. Miracle
10. Same Team
11. Silence
12. Closer Than You Think
Massachusetts death metal outfit Ancient Death, has uploaded a new song at its official Bandcamp location.
Titled "Breaking the Barriers of Hope", the cut is precursor to the band's upcoming first album Ego Dissolution, due out on April 18 through Profound Lore imprint.
You can listen to the single, right below:
https://ancient-death.bandcamp.com/track/breaking-the-barriers-of-hope
American pop rock outfit PVRIS & Courtney LaPlante (of Spiritbox) have released a collaborative rerecording of 'My House' - originally featured on the band's 2014 effort White Noise.
The reissue follows PVRIS' recent 10th anniversary tour efforts to celebrate the band's debut album.
Ministry have finally set out to fully bring their early synthpop years into contemporary canon with a new album re-working these previously maligned or forgotten tracks. Titled The Squirrely Years Revisited, the album takes tracks from synthpop debut With Sympathy and EBM sophomore Twitch, as well as standalone tracks from that era including "Every Day Is Halloween" and the first ever Ministry single "I'm Falling". The album is set for release on 28 March via Cleopatra Records.
Track list:
1. Work For Love
2. Here We Go
3. All Day
4. Everyday Is Halloween
5. Revenge
6. I'm Not An Effigy
7. I'm Falling
8. Same Old Madness
9. I'll Do Anything For You
10. Just Like You
11. We Believe
12. Over The Shoulder
Tracks 1, 2, 5, 6 from With Sympathy
Tracks 10, 11, 12 from Twitch
Tracks 3, 4, 7 from standalone singles (All Day (Remix) also appared on ...more
After 12 years, Alabama's CHAOS INCEPTION returns with Vengeance Evangel, their third, most relentless and unyielding album to date. Out now via Lavadome Productions.
Album stream: https://lavadome.bandcamp.com/album/vengeance-evangel
Mixed and mastered by Andrea Petucco (Ad Nauseam) at MSTR Sound Studio ensures a great depth and dynamics to the lively sound, making Vengeance Evangel a force that demands to be heard at full volume.
Alongside Matt Barnes (guitars) and Gary White, Kevin Paradis himself has taken over the drums recording. Just listen to the Reckoning of the Blade to hear some blistering drum-fills at the speed hostile to physics.
The stunning coverart has been created by Dávid Glomba.
The entire record delivers 11 tracks of an unfiltered onslaught of speed and aggression, channeling the raw essence of Brazilian and Floridian death metal, pushing and reaching beyond its boundaries. On top of everything th ...more
Pop-Punk band Amber Pacific released their newest album titled "All In" on the 14th of February.
All In tracklist :
1. Sink or Swim
2. Young and Reckless
3. The Conqueror
4. Afloat
5. Meant to Be
6. Unbroken
7. The Good Life (Matt's Version)
8. The Honest Truth
9. SOS (feat. Tony Lovato)
10. One Step Away
11. Just Friends
12. The Hero or the Villain
You can stream the songs below on Youtube or Spotify
The Atlanta, Georgia based screamo-turned-meano band have released a new single titled “Night Wept”. This comes shortly on the heels of having announced their signing to local label, Terminus Hate City, as well as being announced as a feature on the upcoming Callous Daoboys Record. The accompanying video is available to stream below:
American tech death metal group Allegaeon have officially announced their latest album, entitled The Ossuary Lens, is scheduled to drop on April 4th. The new record is the band's first album with returning original vocalist, Ezra Haynes, who replaced Riley McShane back in 2022 shortly after the release of their previous record Damnum.
Along with the announcement, the band also dropped the lead single from the album, "Driftwood". The song features clean vocals from Ezra, which were not present in his previous work with the band.
"Driftwood"
Tracklist:
1. Refraction
2. Chaos Theory
3. Driftwood
4. Dies Irae
5. The Swarm
6. Carried by Delusion
7. Dark Matter Dynamics (feat. Adrian Bellue)
8. Imperial
9. Wake Circling Above
10. Scythe
One of the most wild and violent acts in metalcore, The Callous Daoboys have released a double single, "Two-Headed Trout" and "The Demon of Unreality Limping Like A Dog", off their upcoming LP "I Don't Want to See You in Heaven". The album is set to release on May 16th and will release through MNRK Heavy. Music videos, tracklist and tour dates can be found below.
I Don't Want to See You in Heaven tracklist:
1. I. Collection of Forgotten Dreams
2. Schizophrenia Legacy
3. Full Moon Guidance
4. Two-Headed Trout
5. Tears on Lambo Leather (feat. Adam Easterling from Orthodox)
6. Lemon
7. Body Horror for Birds (feat. 1ST VOWS)
8. The Demon of Unreality Limping Like a Dog
9. Idiot Temptation Force
10. Douchebag Safari
11. Distracted by the Mona Lisa
12. II ...more
Mike Ratledge, founding member of legendary prog rock band Soft Machine, has died on February 5th 2025 aged 81, after a short illness. As a keyboardist, Ratledge was instrumental in shaping the sound of what came to be known as the Canterbury scene.
Alternative metalcore artist Poppy has covered Sabrina Carpenter's pop hit "Taste" on Australia's notable 'triple j' radio station segment "Like A Version" in which artists perform one of their own songs (in this case, 'crystallized') in addition to a song they love. Both live performances have been uploaded here to triple j's YouTube channel. It is also notable that Jordan Fish, the producer of Poppy's new album 'Negative Spaces' and formerly of Bring Me The Horizon, is on keyboard in these performances.
West Virginia metalcore act Curses have parted ways with its drummer, leaving little to no information about what transpired between them. In their statement, the band requested privacy as they announced the band's seeming dissolution.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DFyTJEcK4zr/
Their statement reads:
"Effective immediately, Tyrsson Demarest is no longer associated with Curses. We ask that everyone please respect our privacy regarding this matter.
That being said, due to an untenable situation brought about by personal conflict within the band, we have decided it's best to put Curses on an indefinite hiatus. We will be releasing one final song in the coming weeks.
We'd like to thank everyone for all the time spent, the moments shared, and the memories made together. It really isn't possible to fully express how much this has meant to us over the years.
Canadian metalcore outfit Spiritbox have released a new track titled "No Loss, No Love" from their upcoming album 'Tsunami Sea', slated for release on March 7th. The track is notably one of the heaviest in Spiritbox's discography.
Canadian icons Comeback Kid have released a rerecording of their classic 2005 track "Wake The Dead" alongside with a previously unreleased (at least officially) B-side from the Wake The Dead sessions with Scott Wade. This comes in commemoration with their 20th anniversary tour across North America and Europe. Dates and music can be found below:
Wake The Dead 20th Anniversary tour
02/24 Winnipeg, MB @ Burton Cummings Theatre *
02/24 Minneapolis, MN @ Turf Club *
02/25 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge *
02/26 Cleveland, OH @ Mahall's *
02/27 Boston, MA @ Middle East Downstairs ^
02/28 Hamden, CT @ Space Ballroom ^
03/01 Brooklyn, NY @ Warsaw ^
03/02 Philadelphia, PA ...more
Idle Heirs, consisting of Sean Ingram from Coalesce and producer Josh Barber (Norma Jean, Tech N9ne, The Casket Lottery, etc.), has released their debut single, entitled "Rare Bird." Their debut LP, "Life Is Violence," will release on April 11, 2025. Ingram states that the record was initially written for private consumption and to "[articulate] unresolved damage." Their sound seems to be towards a post-metal direction, with some clean vocals thrown in to complement Ingram's signature scream. More information is given on Relapse Records' pinned comment of the music video.
The legendary band has announced their ‘Back To The Beginning’ concert, where their original lineup – Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward – will play for the first time in 20 years on July 5th at Villa Park, Birmingham (UK)!
All profits from this unique show will be shared equally between the Cure Parkinson’s, Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Acorn Children’s Hospice.
The event will also feature a supergroup of musicians, and I'm too lazy to copy paste all these names, so you can find more infos here: https://www.facebook.com/events/963831812345401/
Norwegian retro rockers Kryptograf, have uploaded two new songs at their official Bandcamp location.
Titled "Beyond the Horizon" and "You And I", both cuts are precursors to the band's upcoming new album Kryptonomicon, due out on March 3 through Apollon Records.
You can listen to both singles, right below:
https://kryptograf.bandcamp.com/track/beyond-the-horizon-2
After 35 years of activity, Japanese alternative rock band The Pillows have decided to hang it up. The news was posted today on their official website.
The English translation of their announcement from the Pillows website: https://pillows.jp/p/information/7528.html
"To all fans of the pillows,
Thank you for always supporting the pillows.
This is a sudden announcement, but the pillows officially disbanded following their show at KT Zepp Yokohama on January 31st.
The members sincerely thank all the fans for their constant support over the past 35 years. These years have been a truly memorable journey, and it’s all thanks to the fans.
The band hesitated to use the word “disbanded,” as it is a strong term. However, they decided to use it rather than leave room for expectations of a future reunion.
The members are deeply grateful to the fans who valued their music and supported them throughout their career.
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