Ex-Butcher Babies vocalist Carla Harvey has officially unveiled the full lineup for her new band, The Violent Hour. While Harvey has been leading the project on vocals with songwriting and instrumental contributions from her partner Charlie Benante (Anthrax/Pantera), she has now introduced a complete all-female roster. Joining her are: Both Kiana and Sasha previously performed together in the Pantera tribute band Far Beyond Hostile as well as Vixen Vendetta. Speaking about the announcement on social media, Harvey shared: “I’ve dreamed of having an all girl band my whole life. After a long search I finally found them. Four incredible women…
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Deez Nuts have premiered the music video for their latest single, “Miss Me With That”. The clip was directed by Sebastian Kraft, while the track itself was produced by Andrew Neufeld (Comeback Kid) and mixed/mastered by Jon Markson. 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…
The Callous Daoboys are heading overseas in early 2026 for a European and UK run. The mathcore outfit will be joined by Knives across the mainland dates, while Love Rarely will hop on for the UK stretch. Tickets for all dates are available now. Tour Dates: 02/04 Amsterdam, NET – Melkweg (no Knives)02/05 Eindhoven, NET – Effenaar02/06 Hamburg, GER – Betty02/07 Berlin, GER – Badehaus02/09 Budapest, HUN – Durer Kert02/10 Vienna, AUT – Viper Room02/11 Prague, CZE – Rock Cafe02/12 Munich, GER – Kranhalle02/13 Milan, ITA – Legend02/14 Lyon, FRA – Warm Audio02/15 Zurich, SWI – Dynamo Werk 2102/17 Cologne,…
Newly released pro-shot footage captures Mastodon’s full set from the Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf, Netherlands, on May 27th, 2012. The video has been shared as a tribute to the band’s late guitarist/vocalist Brent Hinds, who tragically passed away on August 20th following a motorcycle accident in Atlanta, GA. He was 51 years old. Festival organizers released a statement, saying: “Last week Brent Hinds, guitarist of Mastodon, was killed in a motorcycle accident. To commemorate this great musician, we publish this Mastodon concert at Pinkpop 2012. Rest in peace, Brent.” That set featured the following tracks: Do you love independent bands,…
In a new interview with The New York Times, drummer Josh Freese reflected on his short-lived run with Foo Fighters, his firing from the band earlier this year, and his return to Nine Inch Nails. Freese joined Foo Fighters in May 2023, stepping into the daunting role left behind by the late Taylor Hawkins. Two years later, he was unexpectedly dismissed, later replaced by Ilan Rubin—who, in an ironic twist, had previously taken over Freese’s spot in Nine Inch Nails back in 2008. Looking back now, Freese admits the fit may never have been perfect. “I’m coming in as Dave…
Alternative metal outfit Thornhill will embark on a headlining Australian tour in early 2026, supporting their latest album, Bodies. Joining them on the run will be Amira Elfeky, Paledusk, and HEAVENSGATE as opening acts. Tickets for the tour go on sale Wednesday, September 3rd at 11:00am. Tour Dates:02/21 Brisbane, AUS – The Tivoli02/22 Sydney, AUS – Enmore Theatre02/24 Perth, AUS – Astor Theatre02/26 Adelaide, AUS – The Gov02/27 Melbourne, AUS – Forum View this post on Instagram A post shared by Thornhill (@thornhillmelb) Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just a…
Professional skateboarder Bam Margera, known for ‘Jackass’ and other projects, has shared a heartfelt tribute to his late friend Brent Hinds, the Mastodon guitarist and vocalist who tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident on August 20th. In addition to reflecting on their friendship, Margera revealed that he and Hinds had recently been in the studio together, working on new material with Margera’s band Amore Ad Lunam. His full tribute reads: “I am devastated and still processing the tragic loss of one of my closest friends Brent Hinds. Around the time Ryan Dunn died, I met Brent on the Soundwave…
As we approach six years since the release of Tool’s fifth studio album, the chart-topping Fear Inoculum, fans are still waiting for a follow-up. While the 2019 record took 13 years to materialize, the band has consistently expressed a desire to be more prolific as time passes. Despite remaining active on the road, their famously meticulous creative process appears largely unchanged. In a new interview with Loudwire Nights, vocalist Maynard James Keenan and guitarist Adam Jones discussed what the band have been up to lately. While bassist Justin Chancellor had previously mentioned a three-month block dedicated to writing new music,…
Christian Olde Wolbers, the former Fear Factory bassist and vocalist, is making serious strides with his new venture, Angst Fabrik. The project, whose working name translates from German to “fear factory,” appears poised to channel some of the industrial metal intensity that defined Wolbers’ past work. According to a recent post from the project on August 26th, writing is already underway, with fourteen tracks in development. Drum tracking for the debut album is set to begin in October, though the drummer for the sessions has yet to be revealed. Fans hoping for a full Fear Factory reunion should temper expectations,…
Things got chaotic for Sleep Theory’s frontman Cullen Moore following the band’s latest stop on Falling In Reverse’s summer U.S. tour. After the set, Moore took to his e-bike outside the venue and accidentally crashed into a fan’s parked car during a post-show interaction, learning firsthand that e-bikes and too much throttle don’t always mix. While no serious injuries were reported, the incident added an unexpected twist to an already headline-making run for Sleep Theory, who have been drawing attention both on stage and off during the “God Is A Weapon” tour. Fans following the tour still have plenty of…
