After 18 years, See You Next Tuesday have unveiled a newly re-recorded version of “Just Out Of Curiosity, Are Your Parents Siblings?” — a fan-favorite originally featured on their 2007 release Parasite, issued through Ferret Records. The band explained that this updated take finally captures the way they intended the track to sound back when it was first created. Guitarist Drew Slavik handled the engineering and mixing, with Jeff McKinnon taking on mastering duties. Sharing the new version online, the band wrote: “Years later we finally recorded this track the way it was supposed to sound all along… Streaming everywhere…
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Australian outfit Pincer+ have dropped their newest single “Yours To Erase”, a jagged, emotionally volatile preview of their upcoming debut full-length, Who Are You When No One’s Around. The rising metalcore unit—now moving into a harsher, retro black metal-tinged direction—continue to evolve following the addition of vocalist Jaiden Higgon and bassist Isryan Shah. The new track digs into themes of internal fracture, identity crisis, and the unsettling quiet of self-reflection. The band explained the meaning behind the single, offering: “It’s about losing control, pulling yourself apart, and trying to figure out who you are. We found the title felt like…
Peacemaker FL have issued a public statement following the arrest of their former guitarist Joseph Schultz. The 24-year-old musician—who previously played in Tactosa—was taken into custody on October 17th, 2025, in Volusia County, FL. According to inmate records from the county’s Division Of Corrections, Schultz is facing 20 total charges, including 15 counts of possession of sexual performance by a child (enhanced), along with five counts connected to possessing pornographic content involving animals. As reports began circulating on Reddit and social media today, November 25th, the band addressed the situation directly, clarifying that Schultz had already been removed from their…
Loss Becomes have premiered the official music video for Sonder track ‘Home’, giving fans a visual companion to one of the album’s most emotionally heavy songs. Vocalist Anthony Copozzi offered insight into the meaning behind the lyrics, explaining the internal struggle that shaped the track. “‘Will I ever come back home?’This lyric for me personally means a million things. One of them is learning to move on and allow growth, even when in a mentally unhealthy place. Things like… past feelings. Growing older. Healing old wounds. Moving on from what was once a safe place and finding a new one.…
Make Them Suffer keyboardist/vocalist Alex Reade was forced to step offstage mid-set during the band’s November 23rd performance at Bogart’s in Cincinnati, OH. Battling an intense bout of illness, Reade exited during the seventh song of the night, ‘Epitaph’, with the band attempting to continue through ‘Soul Decay’ before ultimately ending the show early. The group had been consistently performing a ten-song set on this North American run. Reade later updated fans on November 24th via Instagram, explaining the severity of what happened onstage. In her words: “Hey Cincinnati!!Last night I was so sick on stage I had to leave…
If you’re looking to kick off 2026 with an evening of punishing grindcore and brutal death metal, Baltimore may be the place to be. Dying Fetus and Pig Destroyer are set to co-headline a New Year’s Eve show on December 31st at Baltimore Soundstage, bringing a stacked bill to close out the year. They’ll be joined by Visceral Disgorge, with DJ Flexecutioner rounding out the night’s festivities. Tickets are expected to move quickly, given both bands’ hometown-scene ties and the holiday timing. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Baltimore Soundstage (@bmoresoundstage) Do you love independent bands, or…
For Sevendust guitarist and vocalist Clint Lowery, the band’s fifteenth studio album represents more than just music—it’s also a reflection of his personal faith. In a recent interview with Church Leaders, Lowery opened up about how embracing Christianity has influenced both his life and his creative process, revealing that he credited God before every recording session. “This is the first record where every single session, before I even sat down to write, I gave glory and credit to God,” Lowery explained.“Writing can be agonizing or fulfilling, but this time, I acknowledged the source of everything—the creative spark, the way I…
Anthrax are set to return to Australia for the first time since 2019, kicking off a high-profile 2026 that includes European and North American shows with Iron Maiden and the release of their 12th studio album. The thrash metal veterans will hit four cities down under in March, giving fans a chance to experience their high-energy live performance. Tickets go on sale Friday, November 28th. 03/23 Brisbane, AUS – Fortitude Music Hall03/25 Adelaide, AUS – Hindley St Music Hall03/26 Melbourne, AUS – Festival Hall03/28 Sydney, AUS – Enmore Theatre View this post on Instagram A post shared by Anthrax (@anthrax)…
Machine Head are bringing back their signature ‘an evening with’ experience for a European and UK run in Spring 2026. The Oakland, CA-based thrash/groove metal veterans will perform three-hour sets each night with no opening acts, giving fans a deep dive into their catalog of anthems, deep cuts, and epic tracks. Pre-sale tickets are already live. Frontman Robb Flynn shared his thoughts on the approach for this tour: “I’ve been thinking a lot about what makes a Machine Head show… a Machine Fuckin’ Head show.People talk about the riffs, the circle pits, the sweat, the beers, the chaos—and yeah, all…
Megadeth are preparing to take their upcoming farewell campaign across Canada early next year, mapping out a full run of February and March dates alongside fellow thrash heavyweights Anthrax and Exodus. Dave Mustaine and company will launch presales tomorrow, November 26th, at 10:00am local time, with the general onsale following this Friday, November 28th at 10:00am. The tour arrives as part of Megadeth’s planned multi-year farewell cycle, which Mustaine first confirmed this past August. At the time, he explained that the band’s goodbye tour will unfold over three to five years, supported by what will be their final studio album.…
