The Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan is set to bring his orchestral and operatic reimagining of the band’s landmark album ‘Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness’ to Europe and the UK this September. The production, which originally debuted as part of the album’s 30th anniversary celebrations, reworks the classic double album into a full symphonic and operatic performance featuring classical instrumentation and vocal arrangements. European & UK Dates The production will feature returning classical performers from the original run, including baritone Ed Parks on the London, Belgium, and France dates. Soprano Sydney Mancasola, mezzo-soprano Zoie Reams, and tenor Dominick Valdes…
Author: Seneca
Motionless In White frontman Chris Motionless has revealed that the band’s cover of “Sunglasses At Night” was something he had wanted to record for more than a decade before it finally made its way onto a record. The track appears on the group’s new album Decades, which also includes a collaboration with Corey Taylor of Slipknot. Originally performed by Canadian new wave artist Corey Hart, the 1983 hit is reworked by Motionless In White with a heavier industrial metalcore edge while still retaining its synth-driven core. Speaking in a recent conversation with Craig Reynolds at the Welcome To Rockville festival…
Greg Puciato has detailed how longtime collaborators Danny Lohner and Chris Pennie ended up joining the current live lineup for The Black Queen’s ongoing anniversary tour celebrating the 10th year of Fever Daydream. The expanded touring configuration brings together both familiar and unexpected connections, with Lohner (formerly of Nine Inch Nails and A Perfect Circle) and Pennie (formerly of The Dillinger Escape Plan) stepping into key live roles for the synth-driven project. Speaking in a recent interview with Loudwire Nights, Puciato reflected on how both musicians became involved, tracing Lohner’s connection back to early collaborative moments in the industrial and…
Multi-platinum nü-metal band Drowning Pool have reportedly been forced to cancel their planned seven-date South American tour, with early indications pointing to low ticket sales as the primary reason behind the decision. Although the band has yet to issue an official statement, a message circulating online—said to come from the tour’s local organizers—confirms that the run has been scrapped entirely. The announcement also notes that previously listed tour dates have been removed from ticketing platforms. production teams due to underwhelming sales across all scheduled cities. Fans who purchased tickets are being directed to seek refunds through their original point of…
Alternative metal outfit Stitched Up Heart have unveiled another preview of their upcoming album ‘MEDUSA’, dropping the fifth collaborative single from the record, “MEET ME AFTER LIFE,” featuring Daria Zaritskaya of Ukrainian melodic metal band NOAPOLOGY. The new track continues the album’s heavy focus on guest appearances, with Zaritskaya adding a soaring melodic edge over the band’s darker, industrial-leaning instrumentation. The release further builds momentum toward the full album drop, which is set for June 12 via Judge And Jury Records. ‘MEDUSA’ has already been positioned as a feature-heavy release, with nearly every track showcasing a different guest vocalist across…
The Number Twelve Looks Like You are set to reissue their 2007 album Mongrel on vinyl later this year. A newly remastered edition of the band’s third studio album is scheduled for release on October 16th through Equal Vision Records. The upcoming pressing will be available across three different vinyl variants. Among the announced options are: The black/tan sunburst and clear purple variants will each be limited to 250 copies. Pre-orders for the remastered edition of Mongrel are available now through Equal Vision’s official store. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a…
Guilt Trip have unveiled plans for their biggest European and UK headlining run to date. The crossover outfit will hit the road this fall in support of their upcoming album Armour Of Angels, which is scheduled to arrive June 5th through Roadrunner Records. Joining the band on the trek will be Texas crossover group Judiciary, Australian deathcore outfit Justice For The Damned, and UK metalcore band Long Goodbye. Tour Dates Tickets for the tour are scheduled to go on sale this Friday, May 15th at 09:00am GMT / 10:00am CEST. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link…
Amorphis have announced an extensive European and UK headlining tour for early 2027 in support of their latest album Borderland. Joining the Finnish progressive metal veterans on the run will be fellow countrymen Insomnium as direct support, while Portland-based gothic doom outfit Unto Others will open each night of the trek. Tour Dates Tickets for the tour are scheduled to go on sale this Friday, May 15th at 10:00 CEST. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a Preferred Source on Google. That’s the easiest way to keep our latest metal, hardcore, and…
A newly released Marvel featurette is drawing attention from heavy music fans thanks to a pair of notable soundtrack selections. Released today, May 12th, on Disney+, The Punisher: One Last Kill sees Jon Bernthal reprise his role as Frank Castle/The Punisher, continuing the character’s storyline established through previous Marvel streaming projects and MCU appearances. Spoilers for the featurette’s soundtrack selections appear below. The opening sequence of The Punisher: One Last Kill is backed by Mother from Danzig, the iconic track originally released in 1988. Later in the featurette, a particularly brutal fight scene is soundtracked by I Will Be Heard,…
Beartooth frontman Caleb Shomo has resurfaced on Instagram after stepping away from the platform earlier this year. Shomo deleted his profile back in March following widespread online discussion surrounding his appearance in the video for “Free”, a track released by the platinum-certified melodic metalcore outfit roughly a week before his social media exit. The vocalist’s dramatic visual transformation in the clip sparked heavy debate online, drawing both support and criticism from fans and fellow musicians alike. Among those who commented publicly at the time was Chris Fronzak of Attila, who later apologized after making jokes related to the backlash. Weeks…
