Industrial metal outfit Combichrist have announced their 11th full‑length, ‘The Venom In The Mouth Of God’, set for a July 24 release via Out Of Line Music. The 13‑track record blends the band’s signature mechanized aggression with a more introspective strain, building on singles that have already surfaced in the months leading up to the album. A press release describing the album frames its opening section as a brutal, unrelenting onset before the mood loosens and turns inward. The full descriptor reads: “The album opens with a controlled demolition: ‘ODR’ through ‘Born Deströyer’ delivers dense, mechanized industrial metal with little mercy. From there the mood shifts and…
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Blues‑infused rock outfit Clutch have mapped out another U.S. run for the fall, this time with Norwegian riff‑rockers Slomosa again in tow and goth‑metal crew Blood Vulture opening the shows. The trek arrives as the band continues piecing together material for a new album, sandwiching these dates between studio work and other 2026 obligations. Tickets for the tour will go on sale this Friday, May 8 at 10:00 a.m. local time, with the band traveling from the Southeast up through the Midwest and into the Northeast over the course of the month. Clutch Fall 2026 U.S. Tour Dates If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the…
Melodic hardcore act Turnstile will be one of the few heavier bands on the bill for the 2026 Austin City Limits Music Festival, now officially booked at Zilker Park in Austin, TX. The fest is set across two weekends this year: October 2–4 and October 9–11, with Turnstile slotted in alongside a much broader pop, indie, and electronic‑leaning roster. Headliners for the 2026 run include Charli XCX, Rüfüs Du Sol, Twenty One Pilots, Lorde, Skrillex, Kings of Leon, and The XX, among others, making Turnstile something of an outlier in terms of genre but a clear nod to the festival’s occasional slot for more guitar‑driven acts. Tickets for ACL 2026 go on sale tomorrow, May 6 at…
Dance Gavin Dance have dropped a freshly recorded in‑studio live performance of “The Robot With Human Hair, Pt. 3”, taken from their upcoming “Tree City Sessions 3” live compilation. The Sacramento post‑hardcore outfit recorded 12 of their own tracks in a studio setting, reworking them into a tighter, modern‑sounding set that showcases the current lineup’s strengths while still nodding to their earlier eras. The track itself hails from the band’s 2008 self‑titled second album, and this new version sees vocalist Andrew Wells stepping into the shoes of the song’s original vocalist, Kurt Travis, with a bit of reverence and a lot of his own energy. Wells addressed the significance…
Metallic hardcore veterans 100 Demons have released another new single from their long-awaited comeback album Embrace The Black Light, marking their first full-length in two decades. The latest track, “Häxan Hammer”, is the second preview from the record, which is set for release on June 05. Vocalist Pete Morcey explained that the song has deeper roots than the rest of the album, noting its long history within the band’s catalogue: “‘Häxan Hammer’ is the only complete 100 Demons song making it to the new release that was actually written many years ago. Dealing with post apocalyptic themes and how an…
A Killer’s Confession, the masked alternative metal project fronted by ex-Mushroomhead vocalist Waylon Reavis, have released Zardonic’s new remix of “In Case Of Emergency”. The reworked version of the Victim 2 track keeps its original guest appearance from Mushroomhead vocalist J Mann, while pushing the song into a heavier electronic-driven direction. A visualizer for the remix is now available online. The original track appears on Victim 2, part of the band’s ongoing trilogy, with work on the third and final installment recently completed. The band are next set to hit the road as direct support for Kottonmouth Kings’ 30th anniversary…
NYC post-hardcore veterans Quicksand have released a new music video for “Regenerate”, another preview from their upcoming album Bring On The Psychics. Like its predecessor “Get To It”, the new visual was directed by Jesse Korman of The Number Twelve Looks Like You. The band’s forthcoming record arrives July 17 via Equal Vision Records, with production and mixing handled by Jon Markson (Drug Church, DRAIN). Quicksand vocalist/guitarist Walter Schreifels described the new track as a reflection on resilience and rebuilding after setbacks: “‘Regenerate’ is about finding new paths forward. It’s a theme I think we all return to. No matter…
Gold-certified alternative metal veterans Sevendust and multi-platinum hard rock outfit Theory Of A Deadman are teaming up for a massive summer/fall run dubbed ‘The Dead / Seven Tour’, with Return To Dust set to open across most dates. The tour has been described as a long time coming, with both bands sharing a history that stretches back over two decades of shared stages and festival appearances. Theory Of A Deadman frontman Tyler Connolly reflected on that connection: “We are beyond pumped to hit the road with one of the most beloved rock bands and friends Sevendust. Playing shows with them…
Hollywood Undead have released their new single “All My Friends”, teaming up with rising genre-blender Jeris Johnson for the track. While the band themselves have yet to offer direct commentary on the release, an official press statement paints the song as a high-energy, dark-tinged addition to their catalog. “‘All My Friends’ sees Hollywood Undead delivering the razor-sharp, combustible energy that has defined their most enduring anthems. The track pairs arena-conquering vocal hooks with rapid-fire vocal exchanges, lacing its huge chorus with images of monsters, holy water, choppers, bright lights, burning days, and the uneasy cost of chasing glory.” “There is…
Saliva have released a new music video for “Cope”, their recent collaboration with Trevor McNevan of Thousand Foot Krutch. The track leans into a rap-rock throwback vibe, pairing Saliva’s modern hard rock edge with McNevan’s unmistakable vocal delivery. Now, the newly unveiled video brings that message to life visually. Speaking on the song when it first arrived, Saliva vocalist Bobby Amaru detailed the emotional core behind the track: “‘Cope’ is about the quiet battles young people fight while trying to figure out who they are in a world that doesn’t always make it easy. It’s for every kid who feels…
