Author: Seneca

Swedish metalcore veterans ADEPT have shared another track from their long-awaited comeback album Blood Covenant. The new single, “Time Is A Destroyer”, is the fifth cut unveiled from the record, which lands October 24th. Blood Covenant marks the band’s first studio album in nine years, signaling a full return for ADEPT. The group will support the release with an extensive European run alongside Thousand Below, Ocean Sleeper, and Intohimo on select dates, before linking up with Hope Dies Last for the final stretch. Tour Dates With Thousand Below, Ocean Sleeper & Intohimo:11/27 Berlin, GER – Astra Kulturhaus11/28 Hamburg, GER –…

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For years now, Deftones have experienced a resurgence as younger audiences continue to discover their music. Platforms like TikTok have been a major driver of that growth, introducing the band to new fans and helping push them to arena-headlining status in the U.S. earlier this year. What makes their rise even more unique is that it’s happened decades into their career — and largely without new singles driving the surge. The band leaned into that momentum on their 2026 headlining tour, which sold out numerous dates well before the announcement of their tenth album, private music. That record debuted this…

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Emmure frontman Frankie Palmeri has shifted the focus of his social media in recent weeks, moving away from his usual posts about gaming and Japanese culture toward more politically charged content. His feed on X has recently included reposts from right-wing figures, sparking conversation among fans. Earlier today, Palmeri issued a lengthy statement addressing his political and societal views, particularly in response to reactions surrounding the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk. In his message, Palmeri criticized those celebrating Kirk’s death, reflected on his own experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, and shared his thoughts on the current state of division…

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Finnish melodic death metal veterans Omnium Gatherum have released a visualizer for “Walking Ghost Phase”, the final pre-release single from their upcoming album May The Bridges We Burn Light The Way. The record is set to arrive on November 7th via Century Media. Vocalist Jukka Pelkonen explained the track’s meaning: “‘Walking Ghost Phase’ is about addiction in its many forms. It is about dullness defeating passion yet the addiction creating a fixation. It is a zombie-like state where one is forced to go through the destructive pattern repeatedly. Self-deception is one of the key topics in this song. How addiction…

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Californian industrial rockers HEALTH are set to hit the road in early 2026 for a North American headlining tour alongside French darksynth artist Carpenter Brut and Canadian synth-pop outfit Desire. The trek, dubbed the ‘Conflict : Leather .Tour’, kicks off in March. Tickets go on sale Friday, September 26th at 10:00am local time. Tour Dates: 03/31 San Francisco, CA – The Warfield04/03 Portland, OR – Roseland Theater04/04 Vancouver, BC – Vogue Theatre04/05 Seattle, WA – Showbox SoDo04/07 Salt Lake City, UT – The Union Event Center04/08 Denver, CO – The Mission Ballroom04/10 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue04/11 Chicago, IL –…

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Earlier this month, California metalcore veterans Atreyu briefly blacked out their social media profiles and posted “R.I.P.”, sparking widespread breakup rumors. The teaser, however, was not signaling the end of the band—it was leading into the release of their first new track in two years, a song titled “Dead.” Over the weekend at Louder Than Life in Louisville, KY, frontman Brandon Saller spoke with Sultans Of Slack, clarifying that Atreyu is far from breaking up. In a transcription via Blabbermouth.net, Saller explained: “Me and Porter [bassist Marc McKnight] kind of came up with that idea of doing that as the…

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The breakup of New Jersey hardcore band GEL this past March quickly became one of the more unusual stories in recent hardcore history. In a statement believed to represent four of the band’s five members, the group leveled serious allegations against former guitarist Anthony Webster. GEL claimed Webster had caused “irreparable damage to the band,” accusing him of stealing “tens of thousands of dollars” and spending band funds on “a truly unbelievable number” of OnlyFans accounts. The band also alleged that Webster had leaked nude images of a member and engaged in other harmful actions. Now, roughly six months later,…

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Noise rock outfit Chat Pile and avant-garde musician/politician Hayden Pedigo have released the music video for “Demon Time”, a track from their upcoming collaborative album In The Earth Again, which is set to arrive on Halloween, October 31st. Raygun Busch, Chat Pile’s vocalist, shared his thoughts on the track: “Speaking to Yeats’ widening gyre, things are falling apart. Bad to worse or painful move towards something better is anyone’s guess, but we are living through a difficult time. The cycle continues forever, though. This is one of the first songs we recorded for the new record and is the wellspring…

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Atlanta-based nü-metal revivalists Silly Goose have dropped a new music video for their track “Split”, directed by Toddi Babu (Not Enough Space, Heavy//Hitter). Vocalist Jackson Foster described the track, stating: “This track is one of the outliers, and it showcases a different side of what we’re capable of. The raps are more laidback and low-key, and the hook is sing-y. It’s a song about not being ready to move on.” “Split” appears on the band’s upcoming album Keys To The City, which will be released October 17th via Blue Grape Music. With LANDMVRKS, Novelists & Resolve: 09/24 Salt Lake City, UT – Metro Music…

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North Carolina progressive alternative metal band Stellar Circuits have released the music video for “Corridor”, the second single from their upcoming sophomore album Phantom :: Phoenix. The record is set to arrive on November 14th through Nuclear Blast. Frontman Ben Beddick reflected on the track, stating: “With ‘Corridor,’ it seemed like we uncovered a side of the band that we haven’t really explored before. It felt like we tapped into a lighter, more uplifting part of our sound and that was exciting to discover. The song has a very nostalgic vibe and seems to stem from influences that we haven’t…

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