Author: Seneca

Oxnard, CA crossover outfit Dead Heat have unveiled a new music video for “By My Will”, a track from their upcoming full-length album Process Of Elimination, set for release October 10th via Metal Blade Records. Vocalist Chris Ramos shared insight on the song’s meaning: “Lyrically, I wanted to touch on a bit of everything, with each song exploring a different theme. ‘By My Will’ is about taking revenge on those who’ve wronged you, reclaiming power, and making it clear that I come out on top in the end.” Dead Heat will bring their new material to the road with the…

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Kansas City post-hardcore veterans Shiner have dropped a new music video for their latest single, “So Far So”, today. The sci-fi-inspired clip is adapted from the short film ‘Via Theta’, directed by Clayton Brown. Vocalist and guitarist Allen Epley explained the meaning behind the track: “The lyrics to ‘So Far So’ are a list of failures, catastrophes, and embarrassments endured that ultimately strengthen and empower a character. So if he’s left high and dry, he already knows he can handle whatever storms and stress may come from that situation.” The song comes ahead of the band’s upcoming album, BELIEVEYOUME, set…

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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 great way to find bands to network with! Click the banner below and start discovering bands all over the world, now!

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Legendary Swedish post-hardcore act Refused have revealed the final leg of their farewell tour, set to close out in their native Sweden this December. The band’s last-ever live performance will take place in their hometown of Umeå, Sweden on December 21st, 2025, marking the end of this chapter in the band’s storied career. Alongside the announcement, drummer David Sandström shared a statement confirming the permanent nature of this farewell. While the band has reunited once before, Sandström insists that Refused will not be returning in the future like some other iconic bands: “Refused won’t be pulling a Slayer. We only…

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Swedish progressive metal veterans Soen are returning with their seventh studio album, Reliance, set for release on January 16, 2026 via Silver Lining Music. The album’s opening track, “Primal,” has been released as the lead single, accompanied by a new music video. Founding drummer Martin Lopez (ex-Opeth) described the track as: “‘Primal’ is a song that came from a place of frustration with the world we’re living in. The corruption, the division and the suffocating grip that technology has on all of us. It’s heavy and straight to the point, built on riffs and raw energy, but it also opens…

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Louisville death metal outfit Gates To Hell have unleashed a brand-new b-side track, “Disfigured”, pulled from the recording sessions for their March-released sophomore album Death Comes To All. Like the record, the track was tracked, mixed, and mastered by Randy LeBoeuf. The band shared the following about the release: “We wrote this kind of intro track a few years ago, a few days before we got to tour with Dying Fetus. It didn’t end up on the record we released earlier this year, but we still wanted it to get released and when we got an offer to tour with…

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Turnstile launched their North American headlining tour last night (September 15th) at The Pinnacle in Nashville, TN, delivering a set packed with energy and surprises. The melodic hardcore heavyweights treated fans to the live debut of “Sole” and “Ceiling”, both taken from their latest album, NEVER ENOUGH. The night had another highlight moment when Paramore’s Hayley Williams joined the band on stage to reprise her guest spot on “Seein’ Stars”, much to the crowd’s delight. The band’s setlist mixed in new material with fan favorites, closing with an encore of “MYSTERY”, “BLACKOUT”, and “BIRDS”. Turnstile’s tour continues with support from…

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Carach Angren have unveiled their latest single, “The Resurrection Of Kariba,” a track that revisits the haunting themes of their 2008 debut Lammendam. The Dutch symphonic black metal act is set to expand on that dark storytelling with their upcoming EP The Cult Of Kariba, arriving October 17th via Season of Mist. 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…

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Florida death metal legends Deicide have officially welcomed Jadran “Conan” Gonzalez of Exmortus as their new guitarist. Gonzalez steps in following the departure of longtime member Kevin Quirion, who announced his exit from the band earlier this year. In their statement, Deicide confirmed: “Deicide has recruited Exmortus shredder Jadran ‘Conan’ Gonzalez to replace long-time guitarist Kevin Quirion. Conan will be making his first appearance with Deicide on the band’s upcoming Latin American tour with Behemoth. The band promises a relentless and powerhouse return to the live stages.” Gonzalez himself expressed his excitement, adding: “I’m thrilled and honored to jam amongst…

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Many Eyes have expanded their upcoming fall headlining tour with a new round of dates. The band—fronted by Keith Buckley (ex-Every Time I Die)—will be hitting the road in support of their new EP, Combust, which arrives this Friday, September 19th. Earlier this month, the group gave fans a preview with the release of “The Clock Behind All Other Clocks”, and now they’re preparing to bring that energy to stages across the U.S. The newly added dates include: 11/04 Indianapolis, IN – Hoosier Dome11/05 Lawrence, KS – Bottleneck11/07 Colorado Springs, CO – Vultures11/09 Henderson, NV – Eagle Aerie Hall11/11 Tucson,…

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