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Cleveland’s underground death metal force Vicar Blood made their presence felt on the airwaves last Friday night, delivering a raw and relentless performance on The Zach Moonshine Show. From debut single ‘When War Comes’ to crushing riffs and gut-punch grooves, the appearance captured a band…
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Finnish dark metal act Torchia has unveiled the video for ‘Stygian Waters’, the first glimpse into their forthcoming fourth full-length album ‘They Are Born Under Rules of the Darkness’, due out in May 2026 via Rockshots Records.
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On Tuesday, February 10, Cliff Burton’s legacy returns home. Cliff Burton Day 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of the Damage Inc. tour with an evening of stories, music, and remembrance at the Chabot Theater in Burton’s hometown of Castro Valley, California.
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Danish prog-rockers Odd Palace return with their new single ‘Dying Son’, featuring guest vocals from Alexander Kerski of Vianova. Blending driving riffs with infectious melodies, the track channels raw emotion through heightened aggression, punctuated by Kerski’s sharp, forceful screams.
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Momentum often looks clean from the outside. From within, it fractures. On their new single “Pieces”, German metalcore outfit Lost In Hollywood lean into that fracture: delivering their darkest and most direct material to date while announcing their upcoming self-titled album, due out…
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Valentine’s weekend is getting louder. Motörhead are marking the expansion of their women’s clothing line with a one-night-only Galentine’s Day celebration at the legendary Rainbow Bar & Grill on Friday, February 13.
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The anniversary edition of Nummirock continues to grow heavier, broader, and more deliberate. With new additions announced this week, the legendary midsummer gathering at Nummijärvi further cements its reputation as one of Finland’s most uncompromising metal festivals.
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Heavy music doesn’t always offer escape. Sometimes, it offers truth. On their new single Murder Scene, U.S. rock/metal act Eva Under Fire turn inward, addressing eating disorders, body dysmorphia, and the quiet brutality of self-criticism. Released alongside a lyric video via Better Noise Music,…
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Darkness, in the hands of Barrel, is not an aesthetic, it is a question. With their debut album Triptych, the Tampere-based band deliver a three-part work that probes mythology, belief, and the metaphysics of conflict with unflinching intent.
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Some bands don’t return to the past out of nostalgia—they return to measure how far the fire still reaches. Heathen now step into a new chapter by signing with Napalm Records, and they do so in a way that feels deliberate, almost ritualistic.
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