Author: Seneca

Northlane have announced a new Australian tour for March and April, bringing their progressive metalcore sound to fans across the country. The run will feature support from fellow Aussie acts Inertia, Reliqa, and Heartline. The first leg of the tour with Inertia and Reliqa hits: On April 11, the band will team with Inertia and Heartline for a stop in: 04/11 Torquay, AUS – Torquay Hotel Northlane will headline their own show in Melbourne: The final leg features support from Reliqa and Heartline in Tasmania: If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a…

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Ocean Grove and Fox Lake will be taking a break from their upcoming European/UK tour with Poppy this spring to headline four special shows together. The duo’s headlining stops are set for: In addition, both bands will continue touring with Poppy, hitting major cities across Europe: 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, hardcore, and alternative news, tours, and releases showing up directly in your feed. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ocean Grove (@oceangrove)

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Midwinter have unveiled a music video for their newest single “Champagne”, streaming as of February 4. The atmosphere metalcore group recently signed with Papercut Recordings, a label founded by Brand Of Sacrifice guitarist Michael Leo Valeri (also of Shibori Threads) and Fit For A King bassist/vocalist Ryan “Tuck” O’Leary (also of Beacon Management). The video for “Champagne” was directed by Father Seaber, and the band shared insight into the track’s thematic and sonic elements: “‘Champagne‘ is used as a metaphor to celebrate something that is actually hollow. It symbolizes escapism and temporary euphoria. At its core, the track explores abandonment…

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Dope frontman Edsel Dope has officially reached a trademark agreement with the newly formed supergroup doPE, the side project of Chuck D (Public Enemy, ex-Prophets Of Rage) and John Densmore (The Doors). The duo recently announced their debut album ‘no country for old men’, set for release April 18. Edsel, as the owner of the Dope trademark, reached out to the rock and rap legends last month to propose a mutually agreeable arrangement regarding their use of the name for the project. According to Chuck D, an agreement has now been finalized, clearing the way for the album and project…

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LEVELS have returned with a striking new music video that combines two of their latest tracks in a single visual experience. The Spencer Peck-directed clip features the songs “Fume” and “Death Dance,” both of which appear on the band’s upcoming album ‘This Will Make You Feel Again’, due out April 10 via SharpTone. The band opened up about the themes behind “Fume”, describing it as a raw reflection on the strains of a fading relationship: “The song explores the emotional weight of a relationship pushed to its limits by burnout, miscommunication, and constant internal struggle. Through vivid imagery, it captures…

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Brutal death metal and slam deathcore titans Waking The Cadaver, Stillbirth, and 9 are joining forces for the European ‘Slam Domination Tour’ this May. The multi-country run will see the bands bring their high-intensity performances to venues and festivals across the continent, delivering a showcase of slam, death, and deathcore brutality for fans. The tour is set to hit several major European metal hotspots, spanning countries from the Netherlands and Belgium to Germany and Italy, and promises to be one of the heavier touring offerings of the spring. The full itinerary is as follows: If you’re rocking with The Mosh…

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Longtime Emmure guitarist Joshua Travis has reportedly exited the band after nearly ten years with the metalcore outfit. Travis shared the news during a Twitch stream, revealing that he has been out of the group for some time, though no formal announcement has been issued by the band. Travis originally joined Emmure in 2016, following a near-complete lineup overhaul in the fall of 2015 that left only vocalist Frankie Palmeri remaining from the previous roster. His tenure included multiple albums and extensive touring, solidifying his role in the band’s modern era. Outside of Emmure, Travis continues his work with The…

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Grungy groove metal outfit Flatwounds have revealed plans for a new EP titled ‘Chain Of Command’, set for release March 20 as they continue their run with Blue Grape Music. To coincide with the announcement, the band have debuted a music video for the record’s lead single, “Emulator.” Vocalist Colin O’Hare explained that the track reflects a shift in lyrical perspective, moving away from introspective themes toward commentary on external realities and identity. “I’ve transitioned from talking about inner subjects to the exterior world. ‘Emulator’ is about not being who you actually are. You’re living life without any real meaning.…

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Australian metalcore heavyweights Parkway Drive have been announced as headliners for the 2027 edition of the ‘Hellbound II’ cruise, a seafaring festival stacked largely with talent from across Australia’s heavy music scene. The second installment of the cruise is set to sail aboard the Carnival Splendor from January 17–21, departing from and returning to Australia while offering fans multiple days of live performances at sea. Alongside the bill-topping appearance from Parkway Drive, attendees can expect sets from a wide range of artists spanning metalcore, hardcore, alternative, and hard rock. The lineup currently includes: Pre-sale registration is currently open through the…

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British sludge metal trio URNE have returned with another visual offering from their latest record, ‘Setting Fire To The Sky’, unveiling a music video for “Breathe.” The track marks the newest single from the album to receive the video treatment, continuing the band’s push behind the release. Frontman and bassist Joe Nally revealed that the song’s origins stretch far back into the group’s history, with its final form only coming together after further refinement during the album sessions. “I originally wrote the track around 14 years ago, but it took Angus tweaking a few elements to finally make it click,…

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