Arizona deathcore unit Decayer have dropped another preview from their upcoming album Memoirs Of Despair. The band has released a new music video for “Room 415”, shot alongside director Cameron Norris. Memoirs Of Despair arrives October 3rd 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…
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Motionless In White will return to Australia in June 2026 for their first headlining run in the country since 2017. The gold-certified industrial metalcore act will be joined by Australian metalcore favorites Make Them Suffer and Connecticut’s Currents. Early bird presales launch Tuesday, September 2nd at 9:00am local time, with general onsale following Thursday, September 4th at 9:00am local time. 06/24 Melbourne, AUS – Margaret Court Arena06/26 Sydney, AUS – Hordern Pavilion06/28 Brisbane, AUS – Riverstage View this post on Instagram A post shared by Motionless In White (@motionlessinwhite) Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The…
Freshly unearthed pro-shot footage of Biohazard’s June 5th, 1995 performance at the annual Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf, Netherlands has been released via the festival’s official archival channel, Pinkpop Archive. The set features standout moments including a cover of Bad Religion’s “We’re Only Gonna Die” with Greg Graffin, as well as a take on Cypress Hill’s “I Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That” joined by members of Dog Eat Dog. Biohazard are currently preparing to drop their comeback record Divided We Fall, due out October 17th. Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just…
Flint, MI nü-metal outfit King 810 have dropped the official music video for “Silence After A Shootout”, the second single from their upcoming album Rustbelt Numetal 2. Following the same raw approach as their previous release, the album was recorded in a single-day session in front of a live studio audience of 45. No samples, keyboards, synths, or metronomes were used during tracking, giving the record a raw, unfiltered energy. Rustbelt Numetal 2 is set to arrive on October 31st, with extensive touring lined up around the release. European/UK Tour With Banks Arcade: 08/30 Stuttgart, GER – Im Wizemann08/31 Bochum,…
Avant-garde metal mastermind Gautier Serre’s Igorrr has dropped another preview from their upcoming album Amen with the release of the single “Headbutt.” The track’s music video delivers a jaw-dropping visual as a piano meets its untimely demise at the hands of heavy construction machinery. Serre described the concept behind the chaotic clash of classical and metal elements: “Is the biggest fortissimo ever made on a piano bigger than heavy and massive metal riffs? The match between classical music and metal was very close, but the piano won with that final excavator uppercut. Starting with an ostinato that gives the pulse…
Hardcore punk legends Agnostic Front are gearing up for a December tour across the East Coast, bringing their high-energy live show to fans in multiple cities. Raw Brigade and Violent Way will join them on the road for this run, adding even more fire to the lineup. 12/04 Cambridge, MA – The Middle East12/05 Atlantic City, NJ – Anchor Rock Club12/06 New York City, NY – Irving Plaza12/09 Richmond, VA – The Canal Club12/10 Columbia, SC – New Brookland Tavern12/11 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Hell)12/12 Melbourne, FL – Pineapples (Moon Room)12/13 Miami, FL – Gramps12/14 Tampa, FL – The…
Influential metalcore pioneers Poison The Well are hitting the road in Europe and the UK later this year, performing their landmark 1999 debut album The Opposite Of December… A Season Of Separation in full. Joining them on the trek are rising acts Bodyweb (Higher Power, etc.) and Killing Me Softly, with select dates featuring only Bodyweb. With Bodyweb & Killing Me Softly:09/11 Glasgow, UK – Garage09/12 Birmingham, UK – XOYO09/13 Manchester, UK – O2 Ritz09/15 Leeds, UK – Stylus09/16 Bristol, UK – SWX09/17 London, UK – Electric Ballroom With Bodyweb Only:09/19 Cologne, GER – Live Music Hall09/20 Berlin, GER –…
Industrial metal mainstays Combichrist have shared their latest single, “RISE”, accompanied by a music video directed by Victoria Anders, which you can watch below. Frontman Andy LaPlegua commented on the track’s meaning: “‘RISE‘ is about defying expectations and breaking free from the path others have set for you. I wanted the music to feel like a call to action, a motivator in a world that constantly tells us what not to do. No one else truly has your best interests at heart. This is about taking back control. Reclaiming your life.” Do you love independent bands, or are you in…
Alternative metal mainstays Loathe are set to hit the road for a late 2025 European and UK headlining tour, bringing along support from Zetra and Love Is Noise. Tickets are on sale now. Tour dates are as follows: 11/30 Glasgow, UK – The Garage12/01 Belfast, IRE – Limelight 112/02 Dublin, IRE – Academy12/04 Liverpool, UK – Invisible Wind Factory12/05 London, UK – Electric Brixton12/07 Bristol, UK – Electric Bristol12/09 Birmingham, UK – Xoyo12/11 Eindhoven, NET – Dynamo12/12 Paris, FRA – La Machine12/14 Cologne, GER – Gebaude 912/15 Esch-sur-Alzette, LUX – Rockhal12/16 Munich, GER – Backstage Halle12/17 Berlin, GER – Frannz…
Deftones have landed another strong debut on the charts with their tenth studio album, Private Music. According to Billboard, the record opened at #5 on the Billboard 200 after moving 87,000 album-equivalent units in its first week. Out of that total, 66,000 came from pure album sales, while the remaining numbers were driven by 26.72 million on-demand streams. The new release easily outperformed the band’s previous effort, Ohms (2020), which debuted at the same chart position with 49,000 first-week units. While Private Music marks a career resurgence for the veteran alternative metal act, their biggest debut still belongs to 2000’s…
