Author: Seneca

Melodic metalcore outfit Catch Your Breath have unveiled the official music video for their new single “Blood Money.” The video was directed by Alex Kouvatsos and captures the intensity and emotion behind the track. Vocalist Josh Mowery offered insight into the song’s meaning, stating: “You can’t take what was never yours. ‘Blood Money‘ is for anyone who’s been pushed to the edge by the people who tried to own them. We’re done staying quiet while you profit off our pain. See you at the throne.” The video is now streaming and serves as a statement of resilience and defiance from…

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Metalcore outfit MIRE have released their latest single, “The Master,” accompanied by an official music video. The track arrives as the band gears up for the April 10th release of their forthcoming album, Pale Reflection. The video was directed by guitarist Nick Hipa, a seasoned musician best known for his work with As I Lay Dying and Wovenwar, marking another visual collaboration for the band. Hipa’s direction continues to shape MIRE’s dark and aggressive aesthetic, complementing the intensity of the new single. Fans can watch the full music video for “The Master” below, offering a first glimpse into the sound…

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A new project spearheaded by Alissa White-Gluz has officially stepped into the spotlight. Blue Medusa have released their debut single “Checkmate,” unveiling the track alongside an accompanying music video following its early premiere on SiriusXM. The video was co-directed by Vicente Cordero — known for his work with Cradle Of Filth and Hollywood Undead — alongside White-Gluz herself, who also played a major role behind the scenes in crafting the song. She co-produced the single with Kile Odell, who additionally handled mixing and mastering duties. White-Gluz, previously recognized for her work with Arch Enemy and The Agonist, introduced Blue Medusa…

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Metalcore veterans Haste The Day have shared another preview of their long-awaited return, releasing the new single “Oblivion” alongside an official music video. The track marks the third offering from the band’s forthcoming album Dissenter, their first full-length release since 2015. Set to arrive May 1st through Solid State Records, Dissenter continues the group’s reemergence following last month’s single “Liminal,” which featured guest vocals from Silent Planet frontman Garrett Russell. With “Oblivion,” the band shifts toward a more cinematic presentation, pairing expansive atmosphere with their signature metalcore intensity. The accompanying video was directed by Garrett Drake, known for his work…

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Math rock/screamo outfit Love Rarely have unveiled the official music video for their latest single, “Severed.” The visual once again finds director Alex Dixon collaborating with the band, continuing the aesthetic established in their recent releases. The track serves as another preview of the group’s forthcoming debut full-length, Pain Travels, which is scheduled to arrive on April 10th. The record marks a major milestone for the band as they build momentum leading into their first album cycle. The newly released video for “Severed” can be viewed below. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us…

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Dave Grohl has publicly reflected on the aftermath of his widely discussed infidelity scandal, revealing the extensive personal work he has undertaken since the situation became public in September 2024. The Foo Fighters frontman addressed the topic in a new interview with The Guardian, explaining that he sought intensive professional help following the revelation that he had an affair and fathered a child outside of his marriage to Jordyn Blum — a development that preceded the band entering a lengthy hiatus. Grohl shared the scope of his commitment to therapy, stating: “I’ve been in therapy six days a week for…

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Speculation surrounding Josh Scogin potentially joining metalcore supergroup Better Lovers has officially been put to rest. With the end of Scogin’s noise rock duo ’68 on the horizon, fans had begun circulating rumors that the former The Chariot frontman could step into the vocalist role recently vacated by Greg Puciato. While Scogin had previously dismissed the idea in social media replies, he addressed the situation directly on March 20th through a handwritten statement shared via Instagram. In the note, Scogin expressed appreciation for the fan support while making it clear he has no plans to join the band: “To the…

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Ice Nine Kills have unveiled their second horror film collaboration of the year, debuting a new track titled “Hell Or High Slaughter” in partnership with the upcoming film Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come. Pushing their theatrical tendencies even further, the gold-certified melodic metalcore outfit adopt the fictional persona of their “father’s band,” Grave Diggler, for the release — leaning fully into a tongue-in-cheek vintage glam metal aesthetic. The song arrives alongside an intentionally retro-styled music video framed as a long-lost relic from the late ’80s. The video premieres as the slasher horror/dark comedy hits theaters, with returning star…

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Influential metalcore pioneers Poison The Well have officially released their long-awaited comeback album Peace In Place, marking their first studio full-length since 2009. The record arrived today, March 20th, ending a lengthy gap between releases and signaling a major return for the band. To coincide with the album’s launch, the group also premiered a new music video for the track “Weeping Tones.” The visual was directed by former Stray From The Path bassist Anthony Altamura. Vocalist Jeffrey Moreira shared insight into the themes behind both the song and its accompanying video: “There’s a quiet loss of control that comes from…

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Diamond-certified Canadian hard rock outfit Nickelback have officially given a digital release to their track “Bones For The Crows.” The song was originally created for the 2023 action RPG Dungeon Hunter 6, where it appeared prominently in advertising and promotional campaigns tied to the game’s launch. Until now, the track had primarily existed within that promotional rollout, making this its first proper standalone release across digital platforms. “Bones For The Crows” showcases the band delivering a darker, cinematic edge tailored to the fantasy setting of the game while maintaining the polished hard rock sound that has defined Nickelback throughout their…

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