German technical death metal outfit Obscura have dropped a brand‑new music video for their song “The Sun Eater,” directed by Mirko Witzki (known for his work with Arch Enemy and Powerwolf). The clip offers a slick, high‑energy visual complement to the track’s dense, proggy riffing and blast‑driven intensity, and serves as both a standalone statement and a promo piece for the band’s upcoming touring commitments. The video’s release lines up with the launch of Obscura’s ‘Shred Fest 2027’ European and UK run, which the band’s mastermind Steffen Kummerer has described as the longest mainland trek the group has ever attempted. The tour is timed to coincide with what will be the band’s 25th‑anniversary year,…
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Industrial‑pop‑leaning artist Killboy has all but confirmed that she is the new lead vocalist for Bad Wolves, putting months of fan speculation to rest. In a recent Instagram reel, she can be heard saying, “Come with me to record the new Bad Wolves record,” as the camera pans around a studio setting, which fans are taking as a direct, if unofficial, announcement of her frontwoman role. The multi‑platinum alternative metal outfit has been in rebuilding mode under drummer John Boecklin, with earlier hints teasing a female frontwoman and a retooled lineup that also includes Animals As Leaders guitarist Javier Reyes. The reshuffle came after the exits of core members Doc Coyle, Chris Cain, Kyle Konkiel, and Daniel “DL”…
Crobot have dropped a new music video for “Foot Off”, coinciding with the release of their latest full‑length album ‘Supermoon’, which arrived on May 1. The clip serves as a visual extension of the band’s self‑described “dirty groove rock” sound, pairing high‑octane performance shots with the track’s gritty, road‑warrior energy. Frontman Brandon Yeagley previously described the song as a statement of intent and identity, tying it back to the band’s 15‑year history. In his own words, the sentiment is laid out clearly: “‘Foot Off’ puts us right back in the driver’s seat of charging our way through open highways at breakneck speed with our destination set to our…
Texas-based Christian metalcore outfit Bloodlines have teamed up with former For Today frontman Mattie Montgomery for their newly released single “Revivalist”. The collaboration brings together two prominent voices from the faith-driven heavy music scene, with Montgomery lending his signature intensity to the track. The song arrives alongside an official music video directed by Toby Canning, capturing the energy and message behind the release. With “Revivalist”, Bloodlines continue to build on their blend of heavy breakdowns and spiritually charged themes, while Montgomery’s guest appearance adds a familiar and powerful presence for longtime metalcore fans. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network,…
Vocalist Vicky Psarakis (Sicksense, former The Agonist) is back in the Call of Duty undead universe with a new heavy track for the series’ latest zombies map. Her song “No One There” appears as the featured Easter‑egg track in Totenreich, the newest Zombies addition to Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, and is now live for players to unlock and play in‑game. The track was produced and mixed by Kevin Sherwood with guitars and production from Joey Doherty, bass by Jacob Umansky, and drums courtesy of Nathan Bulla, forming what Psarakis describes as a “dream team” behind the performance. The song leans into her wide vocal range and dynamic delivery, sitting squarely in…
Greg Puciato’s synthwave project The Black Queen have added a major piece of Dillinger Escape Plan history to their live lineup for the “Fever Daydream” 10th anniversary tour. The band announced today, May 4, that veteran drummer Chris Pennie will man the kit for the trek, marking his first major outing with the group onstage. Pennie, who played drums with The Dillinger Escape Plan from 1997 to 2007, is now slotting into the band’s live show along with former Nine Inch Nails / A Perfect Circle member Danny Lohner, who was also tapped to join the touring lineup earlier this spring. The announcement doubles down on the project’s mathcore‑adjacent cred, given that Puciato himself…
Lithuanian blackened progressive metal band Black Spikes have released a new music video for “Revana”, which debuted online April 30. The video was directed by Rokas Baškys, bringing a dark, historical narrative to life that aligns with the themes behind the track. Speaking on the meaning of the song, the band framed “Revana” around the idea of revenge and its lingering consequences. “REVANA – it’s the name that we’ve chosen for revenge. Revenge promises closure, but often delivers continuation. It keeps the story going instead of ending it. You don’t ‘get even’—you stay entangled.” The video itself draws inspiration from…
Multi‑platinum goth‑punks AFI have unveiled a new fall leg of their 2026 North American tour, with Choir Boy again on board as support. Presales kick off on Wednesday, May 6 at 09:00am local time for Despair Faction members, followed by a mailing list presale at 10:00am and a general onsale on Friday, May 8 at 10:00am local. Tour Dates With Choir Boy: AFI’s latest studio album, Silver Bleeds The Black Sun…, arrived last October on Run For Cover Records. The record leans into the band’s ’80s goth‑punk roots while still packing the hooks and atmosphere that have defined their later eras. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a Preferred Source on Google. That’s the…
Loathe are keeping the momentum rolling in 2026, adding more live dates to an already busy schedule. The UK alternative metal outfit have been confirmed as support for Interpol on a pair of Pacific Northwest shows this August. Those dates will see them sharing the stage with the acclaimed New York indie rock band in the following cities: Loathe With Interpol 08/06 Portland, OR – McMenamins Edgefield08/08 Tacoma, WA – Dune Peninsula Tickets for those shows are set to go on sale Friday, May 08th at 10:00am PST. Elsewhere, Loathe have also been added to this year’s Outbreak Festival, performing…
Snot are deep into work on their first proper studio album in decades, and guitarist Mikey Doling says the band already has eight songs in the bag. Reinvigorated by the 2024 addition of vocalist Andy Knapp, the nü-metal punk outfit is tracking the record with producer/mixer/engineer Chris Collier. In a recent interview from last month’s Sick New Vegas festival, Doling said the band is thrilled to finally be moving toward a real follow-up to 1997’s Get Some. He described Collier as a strong fit for the project, pointing to his work with bands like Korn and Prong as part of the reason the group is excited about the direction of the album. “We are working…
