Austin, TX post-hardcore outfit Current Comfort have returned with a new single titled “Obvious.” The track finds the band continuing their creative partnership with producer Randy Leboeuf, who handled production, engineering, mixing, and mastering duties. Sonically, “Obvious” leans into the band’s emotionally charged approach, pairing dynamic post-hardcore textures with introspective lyricism centered on personal growth and difficult interpersonal realities. Frontman Miles McMillan Jr. explained that the song reflects the complicated aftermath of establishing boundaries within relationships — and the friendships that sometimes don’t survive that process. “Obvious is a song about finally setting boundaries with others and seeing friendships not…
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Maynard James Keenan Shares His Record Haul At Amoeba Music Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer frontman Maynard James Keenan recently stopped by the Hollywood, CA location of Amoeba Music for a new episode of their long-running ‘What’s In My Bag?’ series. True to form, the 61-year-old musician and entrepreneur displayed an eclectic mix of vinyl spanning jazz, punk, early gangsta rap, and more. During the episode, Keenan talks through all 13 of his latest picks, offering insight into the tastes that have shaped his storied career. Despite the relaxed record store visit, his focus remains on Puscifer’s latest release,…
California-based progressive rock outfit Kolm will return this spring with their highly anticipated second studio album, Yūgen, arriving April 10th. The follow-up to 2018’s Umbra continues the band’s exploration of sprawling, intricate compositions, blending heavy riffs with atmospheric textures. The album rollout has already begun with three singles: “The Reach,” “Ex Nihilo,” and “Olēka.” Fans can also get a first look at the album’s striking cover art, available now alongside pre-orders via Bandcamp. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kolm 🌑 (@kolmband) If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a…
Humanity’s Last Breath will return to the road across Europe and the UK later this year, bringing fellow Buster Odeholm-led outfit Vildhjarta along for a massive fall run. The tour will see Humanity’s Last Breath headlining nightly, with Vildhjarta serving as direct support. Deathcore heavyweights Enterprise Earth and progressive metal act Karmanjakah will round out the lineup. The trek marks a particularly busy stretch for multi-instrumentalist and producer Buster Odeholm, who performs in both headlining and supporting bands on the same bill — a rare double-duty setup that underscores his influence within modern extreme metal. The run kicks off September…
The returning Vans Warped Tour continues to roll out artist announcements, with organizers now unveiling a nearly complete lineup for the festival’s June 13th–14th, 2026 stop at RFK Campus in Washington, DC. The reveal follows a weeks-long daily drip campaign confirming artists piece by piece. At present, only three slots remain unannounced for the DC date, but the event is already shaping up to be one of the tour’s most stacked bills in years — blending legacy Warped staples with modern hardcore, metalcore, pop-punk, and alternative standouts. Among the biggest names confirmed are Rise Against, Coheed And Cambria, Jimmy Eat…
’68 have officially completed recording their fifth studio album, with the noise rock duo now moving into the final stages of production. Tracking for the yet-to-be-announced effort recently wrapped, though mixing and mastering are still in progress before additional details are revealed. The sessions were helmed by producer Matt Goldman, known for his work with The Chariot and Underoath, continuing a longstanding creative partnership tied closely to the band’s roots. Fronted by former The Chariot vocalist Josh Scogin, ’68 have steadily built a reputation for their raw, chaotic blend of noise rock and punk energy since launching the project in…
Influential metalcore pioneers Deadguy are marking the 30th anniversary of their landmark debut album ‘Fixation On A Co-Worker’ with a newly remixed and remastered vinyl reissue. Originally released in 1995, the record has been revisited by acclaimed producer Steve Evetts (The Dillinger Escape Plan, Sepultura), who handled fresh remixing and remastering duties specifically for this anniversary pressing. The reissue arrives across multiple collectible variants, several of which have already sold out due to high demand among longtime fans and collectors. Available pressings include: 50 – Black Clear Splatter – Fan Club Newsletter Exclusive (Sold Out)50 – Blue Glow In The…
Reunited sludge metal legends Acid Bath have confirmed a special September performance in Asheville, North Carolina — marking their only North Carolina/South Carolina-area appearance of 2026. The show will take place September 5th at Hellbender in Asheville, NC, featuring support from heavy music icons Melvins and Kylesa. A “very special guest” set to serve as direct support will be revealed this July. Presale tickets are available now using the code ‘BURNFACE’, while the general onsale launches Friday, March 13th at 10:00am EST. The newly announced date arrives amid an already busy return schedule for Acid Bath, which includes festival appearances,…
Punk rock legend Jello Biafra has been hospitalized after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke earlier this week. A press release issued March 9th through Biafra’s longtime label Alternative Tentacles confirmed that the former Dead Kennedys vocalist experienced the medical emergency on Saturday, March 7th. The stroke was reportedly caused by high blood pressure. Biafra, 67, shared details about the frightening moment in a personal statement included in the announcement: “I hopped out of my bed because I needed to pee, and my left leg just collapsed under me and I fell to the floor. I couldn’t even break the fall with…
Ingested have confirmed that all vocals on their upcoming eighth studio album Denigration have been completely re-recorded following the dismissal of former vocalist Josh Davies. According to the British deathcore band, guitarists Sean Hynes and Andrew Virrueta stepped in to handle the newly recorded vocal performances. Both musicians previously contributed backing vocals within the group, making them natural choices to complete the overhaul. The decision effectively replaces every vocal performance originally recorded by Davies for the album, which had been announced roughly one week before allegations of sexual assault surfaced against him last month. Davies was subsequently removed from the…
