Biohazard’s fall North American headlining tour with Onyx, Bayway, and Swollen Teeth appears to be in trouble, with multiple dates reportedly canceled due to low ticket sales. While some shows are still moving forward, several venues have already announced cancellations to ticket holders. Bayway, who were slated to open the tour, have officially dropped off the lineup and announced a new run of dates in place of the now-uncertain Biohazard trek, citing “unforeseen circumstances.” Responding to fan questions on Instagram, Biohazard vocalist/guitarist Billy Graziadei addressed the cancellations, explaining that promoters were responsible for pulling some of the dates: “It’s 99%…
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Trivium have officially welcomed Greyson Nekrutman (Sepultura) as their new drummer, marking another major lineup shift in the metal world. Nekrutman made his live debut with the band during their set at ‘Aftershock Festival’ in Sacramento, CA on October 4th. The announcement follows the recent departure of longtime drummer Alex Bent, which was confirmed just a day earlier. Nekrutman, who has recently been performing with Sepultura on their farewell tour, previously played with Suicidal Tendencies before becoming part of a now-infamous three-way drummer shuffle that also involved Slipknot and Jay Weinberg. Trivium shared in a statement: “Trivium welcomes @greyson_nekrutman on…
Veteran NYC metalcore legends Merauder have officially announced the addition of Marc Rizzo—known for his acclaimed work with Soulfly and Ill Niño—to their lineup. In a statement shared over the weekend, the band said: “Merauder is proud to officially welcome Marc Rizzo to the band. Widely recognized for his formidable contributions to Soulfly and Ill Niño, Marc brings a wealth of experience, technical mastery, and a commanding stage presence to the lineup.” With Rizzo now joining guitarist Kevin Mahon, bassist Gabe “Biggz” Saldivar, drummer Ely Castillo, and vocalist Jorge Rosado, the group plans to begin work on new material that…
Still Remains premiered their brand-new track “The Wound And The Weapon” during their set at this year’s ‘Furnace Fest’ in Birmingham, AL on October 3rd. The veteran metalcore band recently wrapped up recording their long-awaited comeback EP this past July, with production handled by Lee Albrecht (Hollow Front). While details surrounding the release are still under wraps, the upcoming effort will mark Still Remains’ first collection of new material since Ceasing To Breathe dropped back in 2013. Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just a rock/metal news website, but it doubles…
German blackened deathcore outfit Mental Cruelty have debuted their new single “Helheim”, which features guest vocals from David Simonich of Signs Of The Swarm. The band shared insight into the track, highlighting its blend of evolving influences: “‘HELHEIM‘ is another stepping stone on our way from slamming deathcore to more melodic, blackened metal. ‘ZWIELICHT’ was our way to transition from deathcore to a sound focused on our blackened side, as well as traditionally ‘metal’ influences and even folk. This song dips another toe on there, with the inclusion of a stringed Scandinavian instrument called talharpa. The boys actually needed to…
Paleface Swiss and Stick To Your Guns have teamed up for a powerful new collaboration titled “Instrument Of War.” The track was written following their U.S. tour together earlier this year and takes inspiration from a Pablo Picasso quote: “No, painting is not done to decorate apartments. It is an instrument of war for attack and defense against the enemy.” All proceeds from the single will benefit Doctors Without Borders, with exclusive merch accompanying the release also contributing to the cause. Fans can explore the collection now at palefaceswiss.com. In a joint statement, Marc “Zelli” Zellweger of Paleface Swiss and…
Avenged Sevenfold have officially announced the rescheduled dates for their Latin American tour alongside Mr. Bungle and more. The multi-platinum alternative metal band were forced to postpone the run earlier this year after vocalist M. Shadows suffered a vocal fold hematoma. Now on the road to recovery, Shadows and company are set to return to the stage with a newly confirmed itinerary. Select dates will also include performances from A Day To Remember and Scars On Broadway, adding even more firepower to the lineup. Additionally, the Mexico City and Santiago shows have been upgraded to larger venues, with pre-sales for…
The 2026 edition of the ‘Sonic Temple’ festival is shaping up to be one of next year’s biggest events, with six new acts officially added to the bill. Leading the latest wave of announcements are grunge and alternative rock icons Stone Temple Pilots, joined by Black Label Society, Sevendust, P.O.D., Saliva, and SOiL. They’ll share the stage with a massive lineup that already includes My Chemical Romance, who will headline with a special performance celebrating their landmark 2006 album The Black Parade. Other previously announced artists include: Coheed And CambriaDance Gavin DanceChiodosAtreyuSenses FailHawthorne HeightsLorna ShorePaleface SwissAttilaChelsea GrinBrand Of SacrificeDisembodied TyrantElectric…
Swedish alternative metal outfit Avatar have premiered their new single “Death And Glitz”, accompanied by a haunting new visualizer now streaming below. The track appears on the band’s upcoming tenth studio album, Don’t Go In The Forest, due out October 31st (Halloween). Following the album’s release, Avatar will embark on a North American headlining tour alongside Alien Weaponry and SpiritWorld. Tour dates can be found below. Frontman Johannes Eckerström offered insight into the song’s concept, sharing: “‘Death And Glitz’ is a song about perversion and detachment. A homeless, young runaway collapses and dies on a dancefloor. The crime scene tape…
The ongoing fallout from the split within Jesus Piece has taken another unexpected turn. Following months of public tension between vocalist Aaron Heard and his former bandmates, Heard’s new project Je$us Piece has now been dropped from the ‘One Big Party’ festival lineup in Phoenix, AZ. The festival, set for October 25th, initially listed Je$us Piece as one of the performing acts. However, an update shared on October 3rd confirmed that Show Me The Body will now take their place on the bill. The decision adds an ironic layer to the saga, given Heard’s earlier claims that his former bandmates…
