Author: Seneca

North Carolina rock outfit He Is Legend will celebrate the upcoming 20th anniversary of their sophomore album Suck Out The Poison with its first-ever vinyl pressing, scheduled to arrive this May. The 2006 record will be issued in three limited color variants, with only 1,000 total copies being produced. The pressings are currently available through Holy Mountain Printing alongside several new merchandise designs commemorating the album’s anniversary. Vinyl Variants The limited run will be split between the following color variants: 20th Anniversary Tour In addition to the vinyl release, He Is Legend will also head out on a spring 20th…

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Metalcore outfit The Narrator have shared a new single titled “Two Lives,” taken from their forthcoming album Phosphor, which is scheduled to arrive on May 8th. The track arrives alongside the band’s debut music video for the song, offering another preview of what listeners can expect from the upcoming record. According to a press release, “Two Lives” explores the emotional strain facing many young people today: “‘Two Lives’ captures the emotional turmoil of a generation that feels caught between two worlds, and the pressure and conflict that come with it.” The single continues to build anticipation for Phosphor, which will…

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Pennsylvania melodic hardcore outfit One Step Closer have announced a pair of headlining shows this April, scheduled around their upcoming run supporting Touché Amoré and Greet Death. One Step Closer Headlining Dates Shows With Touché Amoré & Greet Death The band will also appear on a string of dates supporting Touché Amoré, who will be performing their acclaimed album Stage Four in full, alongside Greet Death. In related news, One Step Closer have also recently been working in the studio, hinting that new material could be on the horizon. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and…

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Atlanta mathcore outfit The Callous Daoboys have expanded their summer touring plans with a newly announced run of European shows scheduled for late June through early July 2026. The trek will see the band performing across several countries while also appearing at a handful of major festivals along the way, including Tuska Festival, Resurrection Festival, and Roskilde Festival. The Callous Daoboys 2026 European Tour Dates The newly announced dates add to the band’s already busy touring schedule, continuing their momentum as one of the more adventurous and genre-bending acts within modern heavy music. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network,…

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Members of the rock and metal world gathered for a special performance earlier this week when Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor joined an all-star lineup to perform Black Sabbath’s classic “Paranoid.” The performance took place during The Sound And Visions Awards on Monday, March 2nd at the Plaza Theatre, where legendary bassist Geezer Butler and veteran singer Paul Rodgers were honored. Proceeds from the event benefited the nonprofit Adopt The Arts. All-Star Tribute Band For the occasion, organizers assembled an all-star house band made up of prominent rock musicians. One of the highlights of the night saw Taylor step up to…

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Demand for Metallica’s upcoming ‘Life Burns Faster’ residency at Sphere has prompted the band to expand the run once again. After initially announcing additional February 2027 performances earlier in the day, the thrash metal legends quickly followed up with yet another round of shows — pushing the residency to 24 total dates. The newly revealed additions will extend the immersive Las Vegas run into March 2027, marking what the band says will be the final expansion of the residency. According to the band’s social media announcement: “This is it—we’re maxing out Life Burns Faster. Four more dates have been added…

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British nü-grunge outfit Black Coast are now streaming the music video for their latest single “Drown Out.” The visual for the emotionally charged track was directed by Luis Lopes. “Drown Out” arrives as a deeply personal ballad for the band, tackling the difficult subject of living with an eating disorder and the mental strain that often accompanies it. Speaking about the song, the band explained: “‘Drown Out’ is an intimate reflection on grappling with an eating disorder, and the inner daily struggle of trying to hold everything together for those around us while we fight these relentless thoughts and anxiety.…

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Mexican rock trio The Warning have returned with a brand new single titled “Kerosene,” delivering another punchy hard rock track as their busy 2026 rollout continues. The new song follows a string of recent releases from the Villarreal sisters, arriving shortly after their country-leaning collaboration with Carín León and their earlier 2026 single “Love To Be Loved.” With “Kerosene,” the band leans firmly back into the heavier side of their sound. Built around gritty guitar riffs and a thick, rumbling bassline, the track highlights the powerful vocal harmonies of sisters Dany, Pau, and Ale Villarreal. Lyrically, “Kerosene” takes aim at…

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A previously unheard solo recording from late Wayne Static has surfaced online. The unfinished track, titled “Infiltrator,” was shared by Matt Zane as part of his ongoing — and controversial — documentary project focused on the final years of Static and his late wife Tera Wray. Zane, known for fronting Society 1, is currently producing an unauthorized film examining the couple’s later years together. The project has drawn criticism and objections from both the Static and Wray families, though Zane has continued forward, stating he believes the film honors their legacy. Static — best known as the founder and frontman…

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A collective of former Mushroomhead members performing as The Ex-Faces have expanded their upcoming summer tour with four newly announced shows. The tribute project features seven alumni from various eras of the masked Cleveland alternative metal band performing songs spanning the group’s long catalog. The lineup includes: The newly added stops will take place in Pittsburgh, Hobart, Lexington, and Indianapolis, expanding the already extensive North American trek. Before that summer run begins, the group will also perform a short set of shows in April. Newly Added Dates April Shows Summer Tour Dates If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit…

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