This week’s Lamb of God news cycle has revolved more around typography than riffs, as the band’s once‑declared‑retired papyrus‑styled logo made a surprise comeback on a May 5 admat announcing the band’s early 2027 European/UK tour with Five Finger Death Punch and Bleed From Within. The reappearance quickly lit up fan feeds with speculation: Was this just a branding oversight, or does it mean the old look is back in the fold? The band’s prior “retirement” narrative was built on both Randy Blythe’s self‑mocking comments about the Papyrus font—famously likening it to a falafel‑restaurant menu—and the aesthetic pivot for the new album ‘Into Oblivion’. That framing had led many to expect the old logo would stay…
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Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has joined forces with alt‑pop/rap‑rock singer Lauren Sanderson for a remix of her track “COME SAY SUM,” appearing in both the new audio cut and the freshly released video. The pairing came about after Durst flagged the original on social media, which in turn sparked this collaboration and a clip that leans into the same irreverent, in‑your‑face energy as Limp Bizkit’s own “Break Stuff” clip. The original studio version of “COME SAY SUM” will land as part of Sanderson’s upcoming album ‘LAUREN’, which is due out May 29. The song’s success also opened the door for Sanderson to nab a pair of opening slots on Limp Bizkit’s inaugural…
Platinum‑certified power metal titans DragonForce have announced a major shift in their lineup, officially welcoming former Arch Enemy frontwoman Alissa White‑Gluz into the fold. The metallic hardcore and death metal veteran will step into co‑lead vocal duties for the British speed‑metal outfit, beginning immediately. Alissa — who recently launched her own project, Blue Medusa, with the debut single “Checkmate” — will make her first official appearance with DragonForce this Saturday, May 9, at the annual Welcome To Rockville Festival in Daytona Beach, FL. The announcement marks her return to the North American festival stage in a radically new role inside one of the world’s most technically loaded metal acts. Commenting on the unexpected…
Metalcore heavyweights Motionless In White have officially unveiled their seventh studio album, ‘Decades’, set for release on July 17 via Roadrunner Records. The Pennsylvania‑born industrial metalcore band also dropped their new single, “Playing God,” which features a long‑rumored “massive” guest: Slipknot vocalist Corey Taylor. Ahead of the release, Motionless In White frontman Chris Motionless laid out the song’s meaning in a detailed statement, focusing on the corrosive side of online culture and the behavior of fans in the social media age. Chris Motionless said: “‘Playing God‘ is not about any one specific theme of social media infuriation, but a vast amount of themes under the wider umbrella…
Godsmack have dropped a powerful live performance clip of “Surrender” taken from their new concert release ‘Live At Mohegan Sun’, while the full album and film officially land today, May 1. The outing captures the band’s show at the Mohegan Sun casino in Uncasville, CT, on October 26, 2024, and now stands as a book‑ending moment for longtime guitarist Tony Rombola and drummer Shannon Larkin, who both exited the band in the spring of 2025. The band has since announced a new touring lineup to take over their roles. Frontman Sully Erna framed the release as both a tribute and a bridge into the next chapter: “‘Live at Mohegan Sun’ captures a moment we’ll always…
Cavalera Conspiracy are set to take their ‘Chaos A.D.’ roadshow overseas this June and July, rolling through a packed schedule of festivals and headline dates across Europe and the UK. The trek revisits Sepultura’s gold‑certified fifth album live, with the core Cavalera brothers—vocalist/guitarist Max and drummer Iggor—back at the center of the action, flanked by long‑time collaborator DJ Lethal and Tony Campos. Cavalera Conspiracy “Chaos A.D.” European/UK Tour 2026 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 alternative news, tours, and releases showing up directly in your feed. View this post…
Groove‑metal supergroup Living Wreckage have released a new single, “Righteous Side Of Sanity,” produced by Zeuss (Rob Zombie, Shadows Fall), that lands somewhere between classic metal muscle and modern, hook‑driven aggression. The track also doubles as a premier inclusion in the upcoming rhythm game ‘Sound System’, a Guitar Hero‑ and Rock Band‑style title that is set to launch on October 16. The band’s core lineup reads like a who’s‑who of the New England and extreme‑adjacent metal scene: Blabbermouth’s writeup of the track frames it as a “fury of a song” that blends “classic riffs and modern turmoil,” and given the pedigree and the Zeuss production credit, “Righteous Side Of Sanity” should slot neatly into…
Foo Fighters stopped by The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on May 4, performing “Caught In The Echo” and “Window” from their latest album Your Favorite Toy. The appearance also included an interview with frontman Dave Grohl, giving the band another late‑night spotlight as they continue rolling out the record. If you’re putting this into a post for TheMosh, I’d keep it clean and straightforward like this: Foo Fighters hit the stage of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on May 4, performing “Caught In The Echo” and “Window” from their latest album Your Favorite Toy, along with an interview with frontman/guitarist Dave Grohl. You can drop that into the body of the…
Atmospheric black metal stalwarts Wolves In The Throne Room have announced plans for a fall European and UK run dubbed the ‘Knights Of Tiamat Tour’, with support coming from Worm and Final Dose. The trek will span late October through mid-November, hitting a mix of club dates and festival appearances across the continent. As an added highlight, Greek black metal veterans Rotting Christ will join the bill for the November 13th stop in Gothenburg, Sweden. Tickets for the tour are set to go on sale Monday, May 04th at 11:00am CEST. ‘Knights Of Tiamat Tour’ Dates If you’re rocking with…
The 2026 Northwest Hardcore Fest has unveiled its second round of bands, filling out a stacked two‑day bill at The Off Beat in Portland, Oregon. With the headlining act still pending, the current roster already includes a strong cross‑section of East Coast, West Coast, and Pacific Northwest hardcore lifers plus newcomers. Among the officially confirmed names so far are All Out War, Balmora, Dead Heat, Point Of Contact, Scalp, Doomsday, Firestarter, Witness Chamber, Barrio Slamx, and SERAPHXGAG, plus several other acts yet to be individually named in the ad‑style announcement. The full current slate can be viewed via the festival’s Instagram admat (linked in the original post). The fest is set for August 1–2 at The Off Beat (8440 N Lombard…
