Author: Seneca

Touché Amoré vocalist Jeremy Bolm has opened up about the reality behind his distinctive speaking voice, revealing that it stems from a vocal condition known as mutational falsetto. During a recent appearance on the HardLore podcast, Bolm explained that he has lived with the condition—also referred to as puberphonia—for most of his life. The disorder can cause someone to retain a high-pitched voice after puberty, something that has often led to misunderstandings about his vocal ability. Bolm shared that people frequently assume his voice is damaged after performances or that he has permanently strained it from touring. “You know, it’s…

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Skindred have released another preview of their upcoming studio album, unveiling a new single titled “Can I Get A” alongside an official music video. The clip, directed by Steve Clarke, marks the latest entry in the rollout for the Welsh ragga metal band’s forthcoming record **‘You Got This’, which is scheduled to arrive on April 17 through Earache Records. Lyrically, the track sees vocalist Benji Webbe reflecting on his childhood and the challenges he faced growing up as an orphan. According to Webbe, the song also serves as a message of resilience and self-belief for listeners who may be dealing…

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Sevendust have unveiled another preview of their forthcoming album, releasing a new single titled “Unbreakable” alongside an official music video. The clip for the track was directed by Dan Sturgess and features footage captured during the band’s recent European tour. The song serves as the latest advance single from the veteran alternative metal outfit’s upcoming 15th studio album, **‘ONE’, which is scheduled to arrive on May 01. Following the album’s release, Sevendust will head out on an extensive run of U.S. tour dates this spring, including festival appearances and shows alongside Atreyu, Fire From The Gods, American Adrenalin, and Alter…

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As I Lay Dying are closing in on their next studio effort, with the band confirming that writing for their ninth full-length album is essentially complete. The metalcore outfit are currently on a tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of their breakthrough album ‘Shadows Are Security’, including a controversial run of dates across Russia. That trek will wrap up later this month with a show in Israel, after which the group plan to shift their full attention toward recording their next album. Speaking recently with Egor Erushin, bassist/vocalist Chris Clancy revealed that the band already has more material written than they…

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Godflesh founder Justin K. Broadrick has revealed that he will no longer perform live with the influential industrial metal outfit following a recent major surgery. Broadrick shared the news on social media on March 4, explaining that complications tied to a severe inguinal hernia — and the resulting abdominal surgery — have forced him to step away from the physically demanding performances the band is known for. According to Broadrick, the condition required significant open surgery rather than a less invasive procedure, leaving him with a lengthy recovery period and long-term physical limitations that make continuing to perform with Godflesh…

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Ozzfest Revival Planned For 2027 With UK Dates In Birmingham And U.S. Expansion The legendary Ozzfest festival could be returning in a major way in 2027. According to Sharon Osbourne, early plans are now taking shape for a revival that would begin with a pair of shows in Birmingham, England before eventually making its way back to the United States. Speaking on the family’s podcast The Osbournes, Sharon revealed that the relaunch of the once-annual metal and hard rock festival could include two events hosted at Aston Villa Football Club’s stadium in Birmingham. From there, the festival would potentially expand…

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Iron Maiden have announced a scheduling change affecting one of their upcoming Los Angeles tour stops this fall. The band’s previously planned September 26th performance at BMO Stadium has now been moved to September 27th due to a major nearby college football event. According to a statement issued March 04th, venue restrictions at Exposition Park prevent multiple large-scale events from taking place simultaneously. The conflict stems from a scheduled matchup between the USC Trojans and Oregon Ducks at the neighboring Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, which holds a capacity of roughly 100,000 attendees. Promoter Live Nation confirmed the adjustment was unavoidable…

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Melodic metalcore pioneers Poison The Well are preparing to release their long-awaited new album ‘Peace In Place’, and vocalist Jeffrey Moreira is reflecting on both the band’s legacy and what the future may hold. Speaking with Kerrang! as part of a recent cover story, Moreira discussed how the group’s influence on modern metalcore has grown more apparent in recent years — even if he personally prefers to take a humble view of their impact. Despite now being widely credited as foundational figures in melodic metalcore, the band didn’t immediately receive recognition from newer generations following their 2010 hiatus. While reunion…

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California post-hardcore mainstays Thrice have added two East Coast headlining shows to their upcoming summer schedule. The newly announced dates will take place in June and arrive alongside the band’s previously confirmed tour alongside Jimmy Eat World. Support for the standalone headlining appearances will vary by market, featuring appearances from I Am The Avalanche, Hey Mercedes, and Held. Tickets for both shows are set to go on sale tomorrow, March 05th at 12:00pm EST. View this post on Instagram A post shared by THRICE (@thrice) If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a…

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Canadian post-hardcore veterans Silverstein have released a new live performance-style music video for their track “Stress.” The footage featured in the clip was captured by Dylan Fipps during the band’s ‘25 Years Of Noise’ tour last year, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the energy and connection surrounding the long-running act’s anniversary run on the road. “Stress” originally appeared on ‘Antibloom’, the first installment of the band’s ambitious double album project released in 2025. The record marked another milestone in Silverstein’s extensive catalog, continuing their evolution while celebrating over two decades of influence within the post-hardcore scene. The newly released video…

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