Cro-Mags have released a newly recorded version of “It’s The Limit” featuring Turnstile guitarist Meg Mills. The track previews ‘The Age Of Quarrel: 40 Years Of Quarrel’, a re-recorded 40th anniversary edition of the band’s influential NYHC album arriving November 13. Mills reflected on the original record’s profound influence on her life as a musician and described contributing to the project as one of the greatest honors imaginable.
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Insomnium have premiered the music video for “The Hour Grows Late,” an epic track from their new album ‘Netherworlds’ featuring Amorphis members Tomi Joutsen, Tomi Koivusaari, and Santeri Kallio. Guitarist Markus Vanhala discusses the song’s themes of loss and the collaboration, while the Jari Heino-directed video draws on Finnish and Karelian memorial-tree traditions. Insomnium are also touring with Kaunis Kuolematon, Amorphis, Hinayana, and Unto Others.
LDB Fest has announced the lineup for its 2027 edition, with Haywire and Integrity topping a two-day bill featuring God’s Hate, Criminal Instinct, Advent, Harm’s Way, Inclination, XweaponX, and more. The festival returns to the Mellwood Art Center in Louisville, Kentucky, on February 12-13, 2027. Tickets are available now.
Progressive death metal band Extol have debuted “Merciless Hunger,” a new track from their upcoming comeback album, ‘Aura Of Decay.’ Due November 6 through Solid State Records, the record will be the group’s first full-length release of new material since 2013. Vocalist Peter Espevoll describes the song as a warning against those who disguise their hunger for power with claims of love, truth, and justice.
Carnifex have premiered the Midvessel-directed music video for “Licking Love From A Knife,” a track from their upcoming tenth album, ‘More Than Misery.’ Due November 6 through Sumerian Records, the album marks the California deathcore band’s first release for the label and was produced by Whitechapel guitarist Zach Householder.
The 2027 Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival has added Primus, Clutch, Crowbar, PRESIDENT, Imminence, and Vana to its growing lineup. The six acts join previously announced performers including A Perfect Circle, Sleeping With Sirens, Saosin, Escape The Fate, and Emmure. The festival returns to Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, May 13-16, with the full lineup expected next week.
Prog-hop artist Ando San has released “March For Me,” a new drumline-inspired single accompanied by a music video directed by Areon Mobasher. Inspired in part by Tyler, The Creator’s ‘Chromakopia,’ the track explores artistic growth, self-discovery, and embracing personal identity. Ando San will also tour North America this fall with Periphery, Ne Obliviscaris, and Greyhaven.
Industrial rock band HEALTH have debuted “NEGATIVE EDGE” and “BRAINROT,” two original songs written specifically for the latest ‘Street Fighter’ movie. Both tracks feature samples from the classic fighting game franchise and arrive as the new film opens in theaters on October 16.
Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson performed “The Trooper” from backstage during the band’s October 14 concert in Quito, Ecuador, after smoke from audience flares caused him physical discomfort. The singer reportedly warned fans to stop lighting flares before choosing to perform the classic track away from the stage.
Boston hardcore punk band Haywire have announced two bicoastal record release shows for spring 2027 in support of their Roadrunner Records debut, “I DON’T WANNA SAY GOODBYE.” The performances are scheduled for Los Angeles and Boston, bringing the band’s new release to fans on both coasts.
