Blake Mullens, vocalist and guitarist for deathcore juggernaut Disembodied Tyrant, has been seriously injured in what’s being described as a “freak accident.” While the band has chosen not to share details surrounding the incident, it’s confirmed that Mullens required emergency hospitalization and surgery, and is now facing a lengthy recovery process. In a statement shared by the band on November 9th, they explained: “On Monday the 3rd, Blake was involved in a freak accident that resulted in significant injuries to multiple limbs, requiring emergency hospitalization and surgery. He is okay, but there will be no more details given in relation…
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Pinkshift have released a live rendition of Slipknot’s early classic “Eyeless”, captured during their April 22nd, 2025 performance at Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY. The cover is now available across major streaming platforms. Fan-filmed footage of the performance has also surfaced online, showcasing the Baltimore-based band’s energetic take on the 1999 Slipknot favorite. Pinkshift’s latest album, Earthkeeper, arrived this past August through Hopeless Records. 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…
YUNGBLUD has earned several nominations for the upcoming 2026 GRAMMY Awards, including ‘Best Rock Performance’ for his live rendition of Black Sabbath’s “Changes”, performed in tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne. The performance took place this past July during the ‘Back To The Beginning’ farewell event celebrating Osbourne and the legacy of Black Sabbath. While the 1972 classic has seen multiple revivals over the years—including a 2003 duet between Ozzy and his daughter Kelly, and a soulful 2013 cover from the late Charles Bradley—it remained a deep cut that was seldom performed live by Sabbath or Osbourne. For the tribute…
The Armed recently stopped by Seattle’s KEXP studios for a powerful live in-studio session recorded on September 16th. The performance features four songs, including a guest appearance from Moe Khachab of Prostitute on “Broken Mirror”, and closes with a striking cover of Nine Inch Nails’ The Fragile track “Somewhat Damaged.” Meghan O’Neil of Punch also joined in on co-vocals throughout the set. The experimental metalcore collective rounded out the performance with “Kingbreaker” and “Well Made Play,” both taken from their latest album, THE FUTURE IS HERE AND EVERYTHING NEEDS TO BE DESTROYED, released in August. Do you love independent bands,…
After being sidelined by a passport issue that forced him to miss the first few dates of Spineshank’s UK tour, vocalist Jonny Santos has officially rejoined the band on the road. The industrial nü-metal outfit had temporarily brought in James Mills of Hostage to fill in during the setback, a move that kept the tour running smoothly until Santos could make it overseas. The band confirmed the reunion earlier today, November 9th, sharing on social media: “Everyone show some major love to @jayhostileuk — this guy came through and literally saved our tour while Jonny was making his way over.…
The 2026 edition of the ‘2000 Trees’ festival has announced a massive wave of artists for next summer’s event. Set to take place July 08th–11th at Upcote Farm in Cheltenham, UK, this year’s lineup will see Alkaline Trio leading as the first confirmed headliner, with two additional headliners still to be revealed. Here’s the current lineup breakdown: Wednesday, July 08th (Pre-Party):PUP, Sprints, The Dirty Nil, Lake Malice, BLACKGOLD, Hyphen, Karen Dió, Split Chain, Venus Grrrls, Thrill Collins (silent disco live), Soapbox, Bruise Control, Love Rarely, Split Doggs Thursday, July 09th:Alkaline Trio (headliner), Superheaven, PUP, Bad Nerves, Scowl, The Dirty Nil,…
Fort Wayne, IN will host the first-ever ‘Shamrock Slaughter Festival’ on March 13th and 14th, 2026, with death metal titans Incantation and Sanguisugabogg set to headline each night respectively. The two-day event will take place across Piere’s Entertainment Center and Stan’s Room, bringing together a brutal lineup that spans multiple generations of death metal and extreme music. Fans can expect performances from Pyrexia, Atoll, Regurgitation, Prophecy, Syphilic, Concrete, Necessary Death, Violence Only, Human Artifacts, Between The Killings, Cemetery Rapist, Abraded, Flesher, Anatomize, Despise The Sun, Protrusion, Sacrificial, Cheese Grater Masturbation, Legion, Ancient Entities, Severed Headshop, Goremonger, Burrito Bowel, Animated Dead,…
Alice In Chains have announced a 30th anniversary deluxe box set for their 1995 self-titled studio album — the final full-length to feature the late Layne Staley. Originally released on October 31st, 1995, the record stands as one of the band’s most defining works, earning 2x platinum certification and delivering enduring tracks like “Grind,” “Again,” and “Heaven Beside You.” The deluxe box set comes packed with collectibles, including pop-up gatefold packaging, three 7″ singles of the original singles, twelve tarot cards, ten custom art prints, a hardcover comic book, a 3D ballerina and zoetrope coin, cassette copy of the album,…
Industrial electronic metal collective Sol Invicto have shared their latest track, “Nothing.” Led by Richie Londres, the project features Deftones guitarist Stephen Carpenter, Cypress Hill percussionist Eric Bobo, and SikTh drummer Dan Foord, among others. Last month, the group announced a series of Friday song drops as part of their evolving Vault Of Shadows collection. “Nothing” is the newest addition to that series and is available to stream below. Nothing – Ft Eric Bobo (Cypress Hill) by Sol Invicto Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just a rock/metal news website, but…
Canadian post-hardcore band Descape released the music video for “Nimbus” yesterday, November 6th. The clip arrives ahead of today’s release of their new EP, As We All Wither, via Seek & Strike. 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 in a band, it’s a…
