California melodic hardcore veterans Ignite have announced their seventh studio album, ‘Still Wide Awake’, due January 15, 2027. The band has previewed the 10-track release with its title track and “Guilty Wounds,” which arrives with a music video filmed at The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas by Brett Rasmussen. The album will also feature a guest appearance from Comeback Kid vocalist Andrew Neufeld on “Done Digging The Grave.”
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Dropout Kings have premiered a music video for “Deadname,” the closing track from their posthumously released 2025 album ‘Yokai’. The record arrived in August of that year, three months after vocalist Adam Ramey’s death. The band is also scheduled to tour Europe in April alongside Ghøstkid, Seven Blood, and Stain The Canvas.
British death metal band Celestial Sanctuary have premiered the video for “Lashed By Chain,” the lead single from their upcoming album ‘Cradle Of The Rotten, Shrine To Those Most Foul’, due January 22 through Metal Blade Records. Inspired by the dark history and folklore of Bury St. Edmunds, the album features nine tracks and arrives as the band prepares to tour Europe and the UK with Khemmis.
Decibel Books will publish ‘Deconstructing Towers: The Story Of Hydra Head Records’ in December. Written by Shane Mehling, the 500-plus-page book chronicles the influential label founded by Aaron Turner, featuring interviews, rare photographs, and new cover artwork by Turner, with stories involving bands including Isis, Cave In, Converge, Botch, and The Dillinger Escape Plan.
Las Vegas screamo band Roman Candle and postdrome are teaming up for an eight-date West Coast tour in November. The run begins in San Francisco on November 4 and includes stops in Reno, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Denver, Phoenix, and San Bernardino, with postdrome absent from the Denver date.
The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza, Cave In, and Primitive Man lead the initial lineup for the 2027 Subterranean Dissonance Fest, taking place February 5–6 at Underground Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The bill also features Portrayal Of Guilt, Today Is The Day, Inter Arma, Planning For Burial, and more, with additional acts still to be announced. Two-day passes and single-day tickets go on sale October 16 at 10:00 a.m. ET.
NOWHERE2RUN, the production and music project led by Code Orange’s Jami Morgan and Eric “Shade” Balderose, have released their new EP ‘BLOODRAVE II’ alongside a music video for “Freaksh*t.” The project’s live lineup also features Code Orange’s Dominic Landolina, Destroy Boys’ Natascha Beck, and Viciouswishes. The collective have announced additional live dates across the United States and Canada through December.
Ameonna, the new project featuring former Chelsea Grin members Alex Koehler, Jacob Harmond, and Pablo Viveros, have debuted their new song “Of Sin & Secrecy.” The track arrives just days before the group make their live debut with two shows alongside Crown Magnetar and To The Grave. The upcoming performances are scheduled for Salt Lake City on October 16 and Denver on October 17.
Bring Me The Horizon gave “The Fox And The Wolf” its first-ever live performance during their October 11 set at Furnace Fest in Birmingham, Alabama, with original guest vocalist Josh Scogin joining them onstage. The song originally appeared on the band’s 2010 album ‘There Is A Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is A Heaven Let’s Keep It A Secret.’ The surprise performance took place during an encore following the group’s U.S. 20th anniversary celebration of their debut album, ‘Count Your Blessings’.
Lithuanian progressive metal band Black Spikes have premiered the music video for “APATIJA,” a track from their latest album ‘Ydos’, released August 28 through Napalm Records. Directed by Rokas Baškys, the video accompanies a song whose Lithuanian title translates to “Apathy.” Drawing on folk-inspired lyrics, the track tells the story of a mother waiting for a son who never returns, exploring how grief can become loneliness and emotional paralysis.
