Author: Seneca

Ohio deathcore outfit Rose Funeral have returned with a new cover version of Slayer’s “Disciple.” The original track appeared on Slayer’s 2001 album ‘God Hates Us All’ and has long stood as one of the band’s most aggressive and recognizable songs from their later-era catalog. According to Rose Funeral, the idea to record the cover came together while the band were deep into pre-production work on their next studio album. “We are finishing up pre-production on the new album and decided to do something fun by covering an iconic classic by the legendary Slayer!” The new rendition injects the song…

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British metalcore mainstays Bury Tomorrow have unveiled plans for a short UK headlining run scheduled for early 2027. Joining the band on the trek will be California hardcore veterans Stick To Your Guns, Australian metalcore outfit Windwaker, and German post-hardcore group Elwood Stray. The newly announced dates will see Bury Tomorrow hitting three major UK cities next February. Bury Tomorrow 2027 UK Tour Dates With Stick To Your Guns, Windwaker & Elwood Stray The announcement continues what has already been a busy touring cycle for Bury Tomorrow as the band continue supporting their latest material while maintaining a steady presence…

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Rapcore/hardcore crossover outfit Gridiron have expanded on their recent momentum with the release of a new four-song EP titled ‘Lights Out’. The EP arrived on May 21 and includes two brand-new songs in addition to a pair of remixed tracks pulled from the band’s latest album ‘Poetry From Pain’. Coinciding with the release, the group also premiered a new music video for the title track, directed by Dan Centrone. Frontman Matthew Karll explained that “Lights Out” centers around themes of retaliation and reclaiming what belongs to you. “‘Lights Out’ is about revenge, a track about counting your chickens before they…

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Multi-platinum alternative metal/nü-metal veterans Papa Roach have unveiled a new live-action music video for their collaborative single “See U In Hell,” which features rising rapper Hanumankind. The track was created for the soundtrack to season two of Devil May Cry, Netflix’s animated adaptation of the long-running video game franchise. The new season recently premiered on Netflix. Earlier this month, the song initially arrived with a separate video incorporating footage from the animated series itself. This newly released clip instead shifts focus to a fully live-action presentation for the collaboration. Beyond “See U In Hell,” the soundtrack for the second season…

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Modern nü-metal outfit DED have announced an expanded deluxe edition of their third studio album ‘Resent’, which is set to arrive July 3 through UNFD. The updated release will feature 11 additional tracks made up of previously unreleased songs and demo recordings. Leading the rollout is the newly released single “Weapon,” which the band have now shared alongside the announcement. Frontman Joe Cotela described the song as a defining example of the band’s sound and message. “This is a straight-up quintessential DED track, encompassing all of the things the band is known for sonically.” Cotela also spoke about the emotional…

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Russian deathcore outfit Slaughter To Prevail have rolled out a new live performance-style music video for their track “Behelit.” The clip was shared on May 21 by the band’s polarizing frontman Alex Terrible and showcases the group delivering the song in an intense live setting-focused presentation. “Behelit” appears on the band’s latest album ‘GRIZZLY’, which arrived in 2025 and further expanded Slaughter To Prevail’s blend of crushing deathcore, groove-heavy riffing and aggressive modern production. The group have continued to build a massive international audience in recent years, with Alex Terrible remaining a heavily discussed figure in the metal community thanks…

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Danish metal outfit Gradience have dropped a new music video for their latest single “Deathwish,” continuing their run of new material under Metal Blade Records following their signing last year. The band have been steadily rolling out fresh releases as they build momentum with their new label home, with “Deathwish” leaning heavily into a blend of nostalgia and modern aggression. Guitarist/vocalist Jakob Lærke described the track as a direct tribute to the MySpace-era metalcore and deathcore scene that shaped the band’s early influences. “‘Deathwish’ is our homage to the MySpace-era songs from bands we grew up listening to like Killswitch…

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UK progressive/alternative metal outfit Haken have officially returned with their first new material in three years, unveiling a new single titled “in a fever dream” alongside a music video. The track marks a notable shift behind the scenes for the band, with Haken working with an outside producer for the first time. Production duties were handled by George Lever, known for his work with Loathe and Sleep Token. Adding to the track’s layered approach, the single also features a guest bass performance from Bryan Beller, recognized for his work with The Aristocrats, Dethklok, and Joe Satriani. Alongside the release, Haken…

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UK post-hardcore outfit Static Dress have expanded the rollout for their upcoming sophomore album ‘injury episode’, revealing the full track listing alongside the launch of a new interactive horror experience. The band have released “The Magistrate’s Loop”, a free-to-play psychological horror game designed as a narrative extension of the album’s world. The browser-based experience is available on both desktop and mobile and functions as an introductory “opening chapter” to the record’s story, blending repetition-driven gameplay with unsettling, atmospheric design. According to the band, the game acts as both a standalone experience and an entry point into the themes shaping the…

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Birmingham, Alabama metalcore/death metal outfit No Cure are set to release their first full-length album this summer, officially titled ‘It Is Going To Get Dark’. The record is scheduled to arrive on July 10 via SharpTone Records, marking a major milestone for the rising heavy act following a run of underground momentum. The album was co-produced, engineered, and mixed by Kevin Langley (Throne of Eden), with artwork handled by Travis Hatley (Obscene Worship), giving the project a distinctly grim visual identity to match its sound. Ahead of the release, No Cure will debut the album’s lead single “Convulsing In The…

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