Deathcore titans Lorna Shore have dropped their latest sonic assault, “Prison of Flesh”, the third single from their upcoming album I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me, set to arrive September 12th via Century Media Records. The track comes paired with a haunting music video directed by David Brodsky. Vocalist Will Ramos describes the song as “all the heaviest stuff we had” — a dark, tension-filled piece that closes with one of the band’s most punishing breakdowns yet. Lyrically, it delves into his family’s history with dementia, using imagery of demons closing in to portray the fear of losing touch…
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Oxnard, CA-based crossover band Dead Heat have announced October 10th as the release date for their new album Process Of Elimination, the group’s first full-length since signing with Metal Blade Records in May 2024. The record was co-produced with Paul Fig (Deftones, Jerry Cantrell) and marks a step forward in the band’s sound. The first single from the album, “Perpetual Punishment,” is available to stream now. Vocalist Chris Ramos explained why the band chose the track to kick off the new album cycle: “We chose this song to start Process… because when it hits, it’s hard, and has a great…
British post-metal outfit Conjurer have announced their third studio album, Unself, set for release on October 24th via Nuclear Blast. The record was produced by Joe Clayton (Pijn), and takes listeners through a deeply personal journey of self-discovery. A press release notes: “Within the tumult of forging a renewed identity as a band, on ‘Unself’ there is a more intense, more personal voyage of discovery unfurling for vocalist/guitarist Dani Nightingale. Diagnosed with autism at age 31, their long-held view of self, and perception of their place in the world began to unravel. ‘Unself’ documents much of the piecing back together…
Australian metalcore outfit Bloom will unleash their new album The Light We Chase on October 31st via Pure Noise Records. Ahead of its Halloween release, the band have dropped pre-orders and unveiled “Withered,” the record’s hard-hitting lead single, accompanied by a Jack Fontes–directed music video. Speaking about the upcoming album and its opening track, drummer Jack Van Vliet offered insight into the themes and sound fans can expect: “In many ways, the album is an oxymoron. You can’t catch light in your hands, and you can’t have darkness without the light casting its shadow. We all have an idea of…
DRAIN have unleashed their latest single, “Who’s Having Fun?”, giving fans a third taste of the upcoming album …IS YOUR FRIEND. The energetic, summertime-tinged track arrives alongside a music video directed by Ryan Baxley, which you can check out below. The single is also available as a limited-edition 7” via Flatspot Records, with pre-orders now live at flatspotrecords.com. While the track radiates sunny vibes, the full record won’t arrive until fall—…IS YOUR FRIEND is slated for release on November 7th. Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just a rock/metal news website,…
Norwegian prog-metal visionaries Leprous recently stepped into the Musora studio for a new episode of Covers On The Spot — a series that challenges artists to craft a unique cover on the fly. The twist? The band doesn’t get to pick the song; Musora chooses it, often throwing musicians way outside their comfort zone. This time, the selection hit close to home: fellow Norwegians A-ha and their iconic 1985 hit “Take On Me.” As it turns out, the choice wasn’t completely foreign territory for vocalist/keyboardist Einar Solberg, who had previously covered A-ha’s “Manhattan Skyline” with Ihsahn of Emperor fame. Fans…
Canadian alt-metal outfit Sumo Cyco have unleashed the music video for their latest single, “Asteroid”, taken from their upcoming album Neon Void. The track’s visuals were directed by vocalist Sky Sweetnam, who also shared the meaning behind the song. Sweetnam explains: “It’s about impact and anger, the world is so interconnected, and I feel there’s growing tension when the actions of one person can ripple out to affect everyone. Technology and ideas can spread like wildfire — for better or worse. We glorify creating maximum change, but in the wrong hands, it can be reckless and exploitative. I feel like…
Somewhat-retired rock icons KISS are set to receive one of the United States’ most prestigious cultural accolades — the Kennedy Center Honor. The award recognizes individuals who’ve made a lasting impact on American culture through the performing arts. This year’s selections were approved directly by U.S. President Donald J. Trump, who currently serves as the Kennedy Center’s chairman. Trump, who earlier this year reshaped the Center’s board by replacing several members with political allies (including Second Lady Usha Vance), personally signed off on this year’s honorees, telling reporters: “I turned down plenty. I had a couple of wokesters… The 48th…
Stray From The Path have announced what will be their final East Coast North American performance. The Long Island, NY rap-metalcore group will play New York City’s Irving Plaza on September 28th, with tickets going on sale Friday, August 15th at 10:00am EST. That date, along with their October 5th set at Furnace Fest in Birmingham, AL, will mark their last North American appearances. The band revealed in May that they would be disbanding after a run of farewell shows, coinciding with the release of their final studio album, Clockworked. Final Shows: With Orthodox & Diamond Construct:08/15 Brisbane, AUS –…
Marilyn Manson’s recent return to Mexico sparked controversy, but the shock rocker still took the stage at the Teatro del Pueblo in San Luis Potosí on August 10th, performing as part of the city’s annual state fair. The free concert faced criticism from local religious and conservative groups, who opposed Manson’s involvement due to the family-friendly nature of the event and the singer’s controversial reputation. Reports indicate supporters of Manson also left a severed cow’s head in front of a local cathedral, seemingly in response to protest efforts. Governor Ricardo Gallardo Cardona defended the performance, framing it as a “defense…
