Author: Seneca

Metalcore pioneers Poison The Well have dropped a mysterious new teaser video, signaling that 2026 may finally see the arrival of their long-awaited follow-up to 2009’s The Tropic Rot. The Floridian band first announced the album back in the summer of 2024, and fans have since received glimpses of new material, including January 2025’s single “Trembling Level” and the previously unreleased track “Urchin,” which appeared on a 12″ pressing of the single. The teaser, posted on the band’s social media earlier today, January 9, hints at a reveal scheduled for January 13. Alongside the new material, speculation is mounting about…

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The “Godfather of Metalcore” just dropped a New Year’s breadcrumb that should have the entire scene on high alert. If you’ve been tracking the movements of Howard Jones (Light The Torch, SION, ex-Killswitch Engage) lately, your “new music” sensors should be redlining. In a recent New Year’s Eve post, Jones shared a carousel of images reflecting on his year—but it was one specific slide that sent fans into a frenzy. Tucked between shots of Jones with producer and Spiritbox bassist Josh Gilbert, was a behind-the-scenes look at what appears to be an official promotional photoshoot featuring Jones alongside his former…

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Norwegian black metal pioneers Mayhem have debuted a new song titled “Life Is A Corpse You Drag,” which is now streaming via an official visualizer. The track serves as the latest preview of the band’s forthcoming seventh studio album, Liturgy Of Death, due out on February 6. Vocalist Attila Csihar offered a philosophical and ritualistic perspective on the song’s meaning, framing it as a meditation on existence, consciousness, and release rather than a simple statement: “‘Life Is A Corpse You Drag’ is not a slogan, but a ritual and a realization. It names an ancient law: consciousness as burden, the…

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Lionheart have officially unleashed their new studio album Valley Of Death II, marking the long-awaited follow-up to 2019’s Valley Of Death. Alongside the album’s release, the California beatdown hardcore outfit have dropped a music video for “Chewing Through The Leash,” which features a guest appearance from Matt Honeycutt of Kublai Khan TX. The track’s accompanying visual was directed by Daniel Priess and highlights one of the album’s two guest collaborations, further reinforcing the aggressive tone and thematic continuity that runs through Valley Of Death II as a spiritual successor to its predecessor. The album’s arrival also coincides with the kickoff…

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Angel Du$t have shared a new music video for “I’m The Outside,” marking the third advance single from their forthcoming studio album COLD 2 THE TOUCH. The clip was directed by Tyler Bradberry and continues the band’s melodic hardcore-meets-alt-rock momentum heading into the record’s release. COLD 2 THE TOUCH is set to arrive on February 13 and will feature a stacked list of guest appearances. In support of the album, Angel Du$t have also lined up an extensive North American tour, with dates stretching from late February through early April. Angel Du$t tour dates:02/27 Washington, DC – St. Stephen’s Church…

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Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd has addressed the prolonged wait for the band’s ninth studio album, ‘Something In The Water,’ shedding light on why the anticipated release failed to arrive as originally planned. The multi-platinum alternative rock outfit began teasing the album last spring, with an expected October release window. Boyd even suggested in April that the record was finished, noting that a new single would be arriving “shortly.” However, neither the single nor the album materialized, leaving fans questioning the status of the project. Boyd provided an update via his personal Instagram on January 8, revealing that the band ultimately…

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Officer Lucifer have returned with a fierce new single titled “Far From Right”, enlisting Helmet frontman Page Hamilton for a venomous guest performance that pushes the project’s confrontational vision even further. Blending metal, punk, grunge, and Latin rhythmic influences, ‘Far From Right’ expands Officer Lucifer’s genre-defying approach while doubling down on its core themes of resistance, corruption, and manufactured outrage. The track delivers a direct assault on complacency, false authority, and media-driven hysteria, presenting its message without slogans or easy answers. Hamilton’s unmistakable vocals and guitar work cut through crushing riffs and volatile rhythms, giving the song an unfiltered sense…

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Metalcore veterans Norma Jean have revealed a short run of U.S. dates to kick off their 2026 touring schedule. Originally planned to coincide with the now-canceled ‘Ballads And Breakdowns’ festival, the band will instead perform a standalone trio of shows: Norma Jean – February 2026 U.S. Dates:02/05 Little Rock, AR – Rev Room02/06 Houston, TX – Secret Group02/07 San Antonio, TX – The Rock Box (with Strawberry Girls, Good Terms, and Amarionette) This mini-run offers fans an early 2026 opportunity to catch the band live, including a stacked San Antonio show featuring support from Strawberry Girls, Good Terms, and Amarionette.…

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Former Falling In Reverse guitarist/vocalist Max Georgiev has issued a second public statement addressing recent allegations made by frontman Ronnie Radke regarding the circumstances surrounding his exit from the band. Radke initially went public with his claims on social media, alleging that Georgiev was dismissed after admitting to having dated a minor years prior to joining the band. Radke wrote: “For those that are wondering why I fired @maxgeorgiev the guitarist, it’s because he admitted to sleeping with a minor 10 years before he was in my band when he was 27 years old. Have fun with that.” Georgiev responded…

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Ashley Walters, the former personal assistant to shock rocker Marilyn Manson (Brian Warner), is once again attempting to revive her sexual assault lawsuit against the musician, this time citing a newly enacted California law that opens a temporary legal window for previously time-barred claims. Walters initially filed the lawsuit in 2021, alleging sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and violations of multiple California civil codes. The alleged incidents are said to have occurred during her employment with Manson between August 2010 and July 2011. The case was first dismissed in May 2022 due to statute…

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