Gradience have unveiled the music video for their new single “White Noise” and announced their debut Metal Blade Records album, Anomaly, which is scheduled for release on September 4.
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Calva Louise will no longer appear on Chiodos’ upcoming It’s Not You, It’s Me Tour after encountering visa complications. Second Harbour has been announced as the replacement for the summer run.
Acid Bath have expanded their 2026 tour plans with a newly announced Santa Cruz, California show on October 10. High On Fire, Melvins, and Windhand will join the reunited sludge metal icons for the performance.
Like Moths To Flames have unveiled their new single, “How To Be Lonely,” marking their second release of 2026 as the band prepares to head out on tour with Saosin, Silent Planet, and SAVE US.
Tom Morello has canceled the rest of his European and UK tour to return home after his mother, Mary Morello, was hospitalized again. The Rage Against The Machine guitarist shared the news in a statement to fans.
Crystal Lake have revealed who will handle vocal duties for the remainder of their North American tour, with Myke Terry, Wade Walters, and Travis Worland all set to front the band on select dates.
Haste The Day and Still Remains are hitting the road together this August for The Midwest Metalcore Tour. The four-date run follows both bands’ recent returns with new music and will feature support from What Lies Below.
Sleep Theory have shared a new cover of Paramore’s “My Heart,” complete with an official visualizer. The release follows the band’s recent take on *NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye.”
Electric Callboy have addressed the controversy surrounding a now-deleted social media post from Pinkpop Festival, explaining that the joke was misunderstood and apologizing after it led to hateful comments directed at fans.
Deftones guitarist Stephen Carpenter has addressed the recent online leak of material from the band’s shelved Eros album, explaining that album leaks have been a reality for the group since the White Pony era.
