Author: Seneca

German electronicore heavyweights Electric Callboy have unveiled their take on Sum 41‘s 2002 platinum hit “Still Waiting”, now accompanied by a brand-new music video directed by Schillobros. The track features Frank Zummo, formerly of Sum 41, on drums—a connection that adds an extra layer of nostalgia and energy to the cover. Zummo has also performed live with Electric Callboy in recent years. The band spoke on the collaboration and revisiting a song that inspired them growing up: The cover captures Electric Callboy’s signature electronicore sound while paying homage to the pop-punk classic, making it a must-listen for both longtime fans…

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Melodic metalcore act Woe, Is Me have returned with a new music video for their track “Seminola Blvd”, featuring abandcalledlove. The visuals were directed by Alex Kouvatsos. The song appears on Woe, Is Me’s long-awaited new album, Daybreak, their first full-length release in 13 years, which officially dropped today, August 22nd. 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…

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Orange County heavyweights Bleeding Through and Stick To Your Guns are teaming up for a special joint anniversary show this fall. The event is set for November 29th at the House of Blues in Anaheim, CA. The night will see Bleeding Through celebrating 20 years of their 2006 metalcore landmark The Truth, while Stick To Your Guns will mark 10 years of their 2015 hardcore staple Disobedient. Supporting the show are The Warriors, Desmadre, and Tornadic, rounding out a stacked bill of Southern California hardcore and metalcore. Tickets are on sale now for what promises to be one of the…

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Californian post-hardcore outfit Dayseeker have shared a visualizer for their latest single, “Shapeshift.” The deeply personal track sees vocalist Rory Rodriguez laying bare his ongoing struggles with mental health and anxiety. Speaking on the song, Rodriguez explained: “This song is about the anxiety I live with on a daily basis. An open letter to myself about how it shifts and molds me into a different version of me.” “Shapeshift” will appear on the band’s forthcoming album, Creature In The Black Night, produced by Daniel Braunstein (Spiritbox, Silent Planet). The record is scheduled to arrive October 24th via Spinefarm Records. With Ice…

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Silverstein have dropped their latest single, “Autopilot”, featuring a guest appearance from Cassadee Pope (Hey Monday). The track serves as the third preview from their upcoming album Pink Moon, set for release September 12th through UNFD. Frontman Shane Told explained the collaboration: “‘Autopilot’ feels modern and vintage at the same time. Musically I think it could fit on Discovering The Waterfront but the vocals push it forward into new territory. Cassadee was the perfect voice alongside mine for it, with her understanding of the scene and where it came from but being so versatile and outside the box in so…

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Pittsburgh deathcore juggernauts Signs Of The Swarm have unleashed their latest music video, pairing the release of “Natural Selection” with the arrival of their sixth studio album, To Rid Myself Of Truth. The video was once again brought to life by director/musician Eric DiCarlo (Born Of Osiris, Face Yourself), a longtime collaborator of the band. Frontman David Simonich reflected on the track’s importance, saying: “‘Natural Selection’ has become a defining moment in our live set. We’ve played it across North America and Europe, and the crowd response made it clear—this song had to be the anchor of our album cycle.…

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Galactic Empire, the masked metal outfit best known for their Star Wars-inspired riffs, have expanded their cinematic universe. The band, spearheaded by producers/musicians Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland, just dropped a crushing cover of Alan Silvestri’s legendary Avengers theme from the 2012 Marvel blockbuster. Lord Sihk of Galactic Empire hyped up the release, declaring: “Citizens of the Empire, ASSEMBLE. We wanted to honor Marvel’s Phase 1-3 with the most iconic theme in the MCU, originally written by Alan Silvestri. This felt like the perfect track to join our new album Cinemetal.” The upcoming full-length Cinemetal finds the band venturing beyond…

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Texas-based melodic metalcore band Gore. have dropped their brand-new single “Wrath”, arriving alongside the announcement of their upcoming EP If You Do Not Fear Me…. A visualizer for the track is now streaming. In a collective statement, the band described the single as: “‘Wrath’ is the culmination of resentment, cynicism and fear that was made from the experiences in ‘A Bud That Never Blooms.’ Between the societal turmoil of ‘Doomsday,’ the death of romance in ‘Babylon,’ and the familial heartbreak in ‘Heaven Is Above Me,’ the human condition can wreak havoc on what was supposed to be stability and peace.”…

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Deftones guitarist Stephen Carpenter has largely remained absent from the band’s international tours over the past few years, a decision that has left fans curious. Carpenter first announced in 2022 that he would sit out non-domestic shows, explaining at the time, “With everything going on in the world, I’m just not ready to leave home and leave the country yet.” While some speculated that Carpenter’s reluctance might stem from conspiracy-related beliefs, his Sol Invicto bandmate Richie Londres clarified that this wasn’t the case. In fact, Carpenter revealed in 2024 that anxiety and discomfort with air travel were the primary reasons…

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Metalcore veterans The Devil Wears Prada have revealed details for their ninth studio album, Flowers, due out November 14th through Solid State Records. The band unveiled the news with a brand-new short film titled That Same Place Where The Flowers Never Grow, which weaves together their two freshly released tracks, “Where The Flowers Grow” and “Wave.” Directed by longtime collaborator Wyatt Clough (Silverstein, Beartooth), the short highlights the band’s continued commitment to blending cinematic visuals with their music. Notably, “Where The Flowers Grow” just received its live debut during their recent stop in São Paulo, Brazil. Produced by the band’s…

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