New Miserable Experience, a supergroup featuring members and alumni of Revocation, Rivers Of Nihil, Rosetta, and more, have returned with their latest single, “Ordinary People”. The track is described by the band as: “A song that is a reaction to rich and powerful men trying to convince us that they are ordinary people and that empathy is a toxic trait.” The collective includes Brody Uttley (Rivers Of Nihil) on guitar, Brett Bamberger (ex-Revocation) on bass, Bruce “B.J. McMurtrie Jr.” (Rosetta) on drums, David Grossman (ex-Rosetta) on vocals and bass, and multi-instrumentalist Joshua Mahesh Kost (Model Prisoner). Their upcoming album, Gild…
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British metalcore outfit Shields have released “Parasites”, the latest single from their forthcoming album Death & Connection. The full track is streaming below, with the album scheduled for release on January 30th via Long Branch Records. Vocalist Joe Edwards shared insight on the song, explaining: “‘Parasites’ explores the experience of sinking into depression and the warped internal relationship that develops within that state. Originally a rock song from a previous project, it was repurposed for this album. The original track already had dark undertones, which made it easy to re-frame it with moody, industrial arrangements and allow for wide dynamic…
Velositor — the trio led by Sean Zatorsky (Dååth, ex-Chimaira) — have dropped a brand-new covers collection titled Mixtape. The release pulls together several previously issued renditions while adding two fresh tracks to round out the set. Across its seven songs, Mixtape dives into a wide range of influences, touching on nu-metal, metalcore, Britpop, and even seasonal Christmas music. Their take on Slipknot’s early favorite “Purity” serves as the collection’s spotlight single. The full Mixtape release is streaming now via Bandcamp. Mixtape track listing: 01 – “A Place For My Head” (Linkin Park cover)02 – “Root” (Deftones cover)03 – “Missing”…
Combichrist have returned with a brand new single, “Feraline”, marking the third track released from their still-unannounced upcoming album. While details on the full record remain under wraps, frontman Andy LaPlegua offered insight into the theme behind the new song. “‘Feraline’ is a Goddess, symbolizing the return to nature. A way to connect to your own feral self, to truly be free from modern day society.” — Andy LaPlegua Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just a rock/metal news website, but it doubles as an independent band directory, designed so that…
Nü-metal staples SOiL, Finger Eleven, and Adema will unite for a full UK run in fall 2026. SOiL have also confirmed they’ll have new music out ahead of the tour. Sharing their excitement about teaming up, bassist Tim King said: “We are so excited to have both bands on this bill with us. Finger Eleven and SOiL go way back but we’ve never properly toured together. And Adema. Well, we’ve been great friends with them since 2001. In fact, our first ever UK tour in 2002 was with Adema. It’s great to see we are both still around and able…
Danish blackgaze outfit MØL have debuted the music video for their latest single, “Young,” directed by John Bradburn. The track will appear on the band’s upcoming studio album, DREAMCRUSH, set for release January 30th via Nuclear Blast. Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just a rock/metal news website, but it doubles as an independent band directory, designed so that visitors can browse independent bands by not just subgenre, but location as well. It’s perfect to keep your finger on the pulse of your area’s hottest and newest bands or if you’re…
Australian cinemacore outfit The Gloom In The Corner have revealed the title of their next studio album, Royal Discordance, set to arrive February 27th via SharpTone Records. The band are offering a glimpse into the record with their second single, “Angel’s Wrath Whiskey,” now streaming below. The group shared insight on the track, stating: “‘Angel’s Wrath Whiskey’ lives up to its namesake. The first four shots are great, but too much of it will have you breaking down as hard as the end of the song.” Expanding on the album itself, The Gloom In The Corner added: “This album is…
Death metal juggernauts Sanguisugabogg have revealed plans for a June 2026 tour across Australia, marking their first-ever run through New Zealand. PeelingFlesh will provide direct support throughout the tour. Tickets in New Zealand go on sale Monday, November 24th at 07:00am AEDT, while the Australian pre-sale begins Tuesday, November 25th at 12:00pm AEDT. Australian general onsale follows Wednesday, November 26th at 11:00am local time. Tour dates are as follows: 06/12 Perth, AUS – Amplifier Bar06/13 Adelaide, AUS – Lion Arts Factory06/14 Melbourne, AUS – 170 Russell06/17 Sydney, AUS – Manning Bar06/18 Newcastle, AUS – Hamo Station Hotel06/19 Brisbane, AUS –…
Metallica pulled off a belated birthday prank on Kirk Hammett during the final moments of their set in Auckland, NZ on November 19th. The legendary thrash guitarist, who turned 63 the day before, was ambushed by the band’s crew and his bandmates before being blasted with silly string. As chaos unfolded, vocalist/guitarist James Hetfield led the crowd in a spirited rendition of “Happy Birthday.” After collecting himself, Hammett addressed the audience, saying: “They said they weren’t gonna do this. They said they weren’t gonna do this and they did it. Goddamnit, my friends, I love ’em. Thank you everyone.” Given…
Canadian emo rock duo Second Harbour have released their second single under SharpTone Records, debuting the video for “Mourning Dove.” The brothers created the video themselves and shared insight into the track’s emotional weight. In a statement, the band explained:“The lyrics to ‘Mourning Dove’ are hands down the most painful I’ve ever written. They’re made to spear you in the stomach, and unapologetically so. Coincidentally, they’re also my favorite lyrics of ours. I spent a lot of time making sure they could be read differently than they were heard, and I couldn’t be more proud of the song we built…
