No Cure have dropped a crushing new cover of Until The End’s 2001 track “Death Disguised As Salvation” in honor of National Edge Day (October 17th). The deathcore act—known for their straight edge identity—pay tribute to fellow straight edge pioneers Until The End with this release. National Edge Day itself dates back to 1999, marking what was then the final show of another influential straight edge hardcore band, Ten Yard Fight. 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…
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Saliva have released their brand-new single “Too Broke To Fix,” featuring Austin John Winkler (The Founder, ex-Hinder) as a guest vocalist. The collaboration arrives as the platinum-certified nü-metal and hard rock veterans continue to make headlines amid their ongoing public feud with former frontman Josey Scott. Current Saliva vocalist Bobby Amaru described the track as a raw look at inner turmoil and emotional struggle: “The song dives into mental health, identity, and the feeling of living on the edge of control. It’s about masking pain, feeling lost, and trying to find meaning in the chaos. Having Austin on this track…
Long-running weed-themed death metal outfit Cannabis Corpse have officially called it quits. The band, which began as a side project for members of Municipal Waste, announced their breakup on October 16th, bringing an end to nearly twenty years of brutal, marijuana-fueled death metal. In a brief statement shared across their social media channels, the group wrote: “Cannabis Corpse has officially disbanded. Thanks to those of you who came out and supported. 2006–2025.” Formed in 2006 by Philip “Landphil” Hall and Josh “HallHammer” Hall, Cannabis Corpse carved out a unique niche with their tongue-in-cheek take on classic death metal, parodying genre…
While the official announcement for the 2026 return of the ‘Sick New World’ festival remains under wraps, several new details have surfaced online—suggesting that next year’s event could be expanding beyond Las Vegas. Visitors to sicknewworldfest.com are now met with a new option when signing up for updates: “Las Vegas” and “Texas.” The addition of a Texas option strongly implies that the nu-metal and alternative festival is planning a second location in the Lone Star State for 2026. Rumors are circulating that the festival will be held on October 24th in Fort Worth, TX. This update follows recent leaks confirming…
Experimental metalcore outfit Wiltwither have released a music video for their new single “Obsolete,” the second track to arrive from their upcoming album Pure Light. The record is set for release on October 31st via Periphery’s 3DOT Recordings. Vocalist Nick Rendelman shared insight into the meaning behind the song and its place within the album’s narrative: “‘Obsolete’ takes place towards the end of the album and its story, with multiple characters telepathically projecting feelings of abandonment, betrayal, and resentment onto each other. It was really important for us to find a certain aggression for this track, as it’s the most…
California deathcore heavyweights Spite have unveiled a new track titled “Looking Glass,” featuring guest vocals from Matt McDougal of Boundaries. The song arrives with an official visualizer just ahead of the band’s upcoming album, New World Killer, set to drop on Halloween (October 31st). Frontman Darius Tehrani revealed that “Looking Glass” carries deeply personal meaning, channeling his experience with loss and emotional turmoil: “This song is about coping with the passing of my father. Being robbed of grief and carrying an anger with nowhere to go. I’m grateful Matt McDougal was able to sing on such an important song with…
Canadian deathcore veterans Despised Icon have dropped “The Apparition,” the third single from their forthcoming seventh studio album, Shadow Work, which arrives October 31st — just in time for Halloween. The song’s accompanying video was directed by Simon Marchand, marking the band’s first collaboration with him and Disjonctés Productions. Lead guitarist Eric Jarrin shared his thoughts on the new track: “We are really stoked to present this third single to all of you. ‘The Apparition’ holds a special place in my heart as it is the last song I wrote for this record. With the help of Alex for the…
Nothing More have officially released their long-awaited studio cover of Nine Inch Nails’ classic “We’re In This Together.” Originally appearing as the second single from NIN’s 1999 double album The Fragile, the track holds deep meaning for the band — both musically and personally. Vocalist Jonny Hawkins reflected on the song’s emotional weight, saying: “‘We’re In This Together’ sounds like a love song colliding with a war cry. Alan Watts once said that ‘you are the universe experiencing itself’—and this song embodies that truth. It’s us against the world, and this song is my inner monologue.” Guitarist Mark Vollelunga expanded…
Former Trivium drummer Paul Wandtke has opened up about his short-lived stint with the band following news of yet another lineup change behind the kit. Wandtke, who joined Trivium in 2015 and departed a year later, shared a lengthy post on social media revisiting his experience and promoting his current project, Dead Original. According to Wandtke, his time with the band ended abruptly after he requested a modest post-tour bonus and off-tour retainer. He claims he was earning around $600 per week after taxes and was told to relocate to Florida to help the band save on travel costs. Following…
Thursday have publicly spoken out against Spotify, calling on the streaming giant to remove all advertisements recruiting for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The New Jersey post-hardcore outfit shared their statement today, October 16th, urging fans to take action and hold the company accountable. Ads promoting ICE recruitment have recently begun appearing for users on Spotify’s lower-tier pricing options, offering a reported $50,000 signing bonus. The campaign has sparked major backlash, with many users and artists denouncing the platform’s decision to run the ads. A Spotify representative told Newsweek: “This advertisement is part of a broad campaign the U.S.…
