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Australian progressive metal act Ekosa will start 2026 with the release of their new single “Deliver Us From Evil,” out January 8 as a self-released digital track. The song follows the band’s 2023 debut album “Eye For I” and signals their next push forward in the progressive and…
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German chromed stoner doom project St. Unholyness have released their debut album “Through High Holy Haze”digitally on December 25, 2025. Self-released and written over an eight-year span, the album blends slow-burning doom riffs with blues grit, psychedelic drift, and flashes of progressive and black…
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Italian modern metal outfit Secret Rule have released “Lost in Paradise” alongside an official music video. The track marks the band’s final release of the year and is taken from their tenth studio album, X, out since October.
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Dutch gothic metal band Blackbriar have shared that bassist Siebe Sol Sijpkens has decided to step away from the band.
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Previously unseen footage of Wayne Static has surfaced during early archival work on an upcoming documentary exploring his relationship with Tera Wray. The discovery was made by filmmaker Matt Zane while digitizing decades-old tapes filmed with the couple.
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Dark cabaret metal collective Tardigrade Inferno have announced their third studio album, “Hush”, set for release on March 5. Alongside the announcement, the band have unveiled the official music video for the album’s first single, “Hide ‘n’ Seek”, offering an evocative first glimpse into the…
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Power metal storytellers Angus McSIX have unveiled their new single “I Am Adam McSix,” taken from the upcoming album “Angus McSix” and the All-Seeing Astral Eye, due out March 13, 2026 via Napalm Records. The track marks the introduction of a new central character to the band’s…
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Canadian heavy metal newcomers Ravenspell announce the release of their debut full-length album “Obsidian King”, arriving March 12 via Fighter Records.
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There are albums that borrow from tradition, and then there are albums that answer it. With “Human Herds“, Mongolian rock collective UUHAI do the latter, transforming centuries-old throat singing, horsehead fiddles and ritual chants into a powerful modern rock statement. The band’s debut album arrives…









