Author: Seneca

The Word Alive have revealed plans to film a new music video during a special free live performance set to take place next month in Nashville. The post-hardcore outfit will capture footage at The End on April 4th for their upcoming single “Lethal Dose.” The performance will double as both a fan-focused event and an official video shoot, giving attendees the chance to appear in the band’s next visual release. Fans planning to attend can expect the live energy of the show to play a central role in the finished video. Support for the night will come from Aim Down…

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Former Slipknot and Suicidal Tendencies drummer Jay Weinberg has teamed up with members of Code Orange for a new collaborative track titled “Drone Operator.” The song finds Weinberg working alongside Jami Morgan and Eric “Shade” Balderose, who unite under the banner NOWHERE2RUN for the release. The track is part of Weinberg’s developing solo project, which is shaping up to feature a rotating cast of collaborators from across the heavy music world. For “Drone Operator,” Weinberg handled much of the instrumental foundation himself, performing drums, guitars, bass, and keyboards. Morgan contributed the lead vocals, while Balderose added guitar work, vocals, programming,…

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British alternative rock trio Tigercub have unveiled a new music video for “A Black Moon,” the latest single taken from their forthcoming album Nets To Catch The Wind. The track marks the third preview of the record and leans heavily into the band’s darker, more atmospheric songwriting approach. Speaking about the song’s creative direction, the band described it as one of the most cinematic and surreal moments on the upcoming release. “It’s detuned & brooding, and cinematic. One of the most Lynchian dream-like songs on the entire record. In ‘A Black Moon’ I retrace my steps through a dream journal.…

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Bilmuri have rolled out a new single titled “I WILL LET YOU DOWN,” and it arrives with a music video featuring a guest appearance from A Day To Remember vocalist Jeremy McKinnon. The track showcases the creative partnership between Bilmuri mastermind Johnny Franck and McKinnon, with the video placing the pair in a tongue-in-cheek medieval battle scenario. Franck recently explained that the collaboration actually began with a chance meeting at the gym. After spotting McKinnon across the room, the two struck up a conversation that quickly turned into a writing session. “My manager, Jameson, and I like to go to…

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Jason Aalon Butler — best known as the vocalist for Letlive. and Fever 333 — is set to make his acting debut with the upcoming short film ‘Rust God’. The drama/thriller was written and directed by Daniel McCartney and centers around a rising rapper whose growing fame forces him to confront the darker pressures surrounding success. According to a description shared via social media on March 12th, the film follows: “Anthony Angel, the fast rising rapper known as ‘Rust God‘, battles the pressure of newfound fame, industry expectations and racial oppression. A crucial mistake on the night of a sold…

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Black Label Society have announced a special free livestream event set for March 27th centered around the debut of their tribute track honoring the late Ozzy Osbourne. The Zakk Wylde-fronted band will premiere the first-ever live performance of their new song, “Ozzy’s Song,” written as a tribute to Wylde’s longtime collaborator and friend. The performance will take place at The Sylvee in Madison, Wisconsin. Following the live debut, fans will also get the first look at the official music video for the track. The entire event will stream for free via the Veeps platform. “Ozzy’s Song” will appear on Black…

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Death metal veterans Deicide have announced a run of U.S. tour dates for this spring alongside Greek black metal legends Rotting Christ and longtime New York death metal outfit Immolation. The newly confirmed shows follow the recent announcement of a ‘Sonic Temple’ afterparty appearance in Columbus, OH featuring the same lineup. The tour will also include several festival stops and select performances where the full lineup will vary. One of the scheduled dates will see Deicide joined by Cattle Decapitation for a special appearance in Tucson, AZ. Meanwhile, a handful of shows toward the end of the run will not…

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The lineup has officially been revealed for the 2026 Mexico City stop of the Vans Warped Tour, set to take place September 12th–13th at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City, Mexico. The festival’s roster is now nearly complete, with four artists still listed as TBA. This year’s event will feature a massive cross-section of punk, emo, hardcore, metalcore, and alternative acts spanning multiple generations of Warped Tour alumni and newer artists. 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,…

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Industrial metal pioneers Ministry have officially released a newly remastered version of their early synth-pop rarity “Dancing Alone,” accompanied by a freshly unveiled visualizer streaming below. The track dates back to the band’s formative early-1980s era, long before Ministry evolved into the abrasive industrial force they would later become known as. Notably, “Dancing Alone” never appeared on any of the group’s official studio albums, instead surviving primarily through performances in their early live sets. A live recording of the song from 1982 previously surfaced on the 2019 archival release Chicago/Detroit 1982 (Live). However, sharp-eared fans have pointed out that this…

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NYC noise rock pioneers Unsane are hitting the road this fall to celebrate their fourth studio album, Occupational Hazard. Last month, the band released an expanded, remastered edition of the album via their own Lamb Unlimited imprint. Following a European/UK leg of shows, the group has now outlined a comprehensive North American run. The tour will see Unsane bring their signature abrasive sound to venues across the continent, from Texas to Canada and back, with performances scheduled from September 4th through October 10th. North American Tour Dates: Fans can expect Unsane’s abrasive, confrontational style to dominate each stop as they…

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