Maryland Deathfest has expanded its 2027 lineup with Autopsy, Black Breath, Insect Warfare, Temple Of Void and several more acts ahead of next May’s festival in Baltimore.
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Buffalo hardcore band SPACED have released their complete Audiotree Live session, featuring eight songs performed live in the studio along with new interview segments.
Dead Tired have shared “Dust Storm,” the latest single from Hornets Of Fall, featuring a guest appearance by Comeback Kid frontman Andrew Neufeld ahead of the album’s August release.
Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats have accused Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn of getting their Roskilde Festival set cut short, while festival organizers cite weather and technical issues as the cause.
A crowdfunding campaign has been launched following the death of Shaun Glass to help pay his medical bills, final expenses, and secure his son Maddux’s future through an irrevocable trust.
The Warning have canceled their scheduled performance at Rock Werchter after drummer/vocalist Paulina “Pau” Villarreal Vélez fainted during the band’s concert earlier this week. The incident occurred on Wednesday (July 1) at Skaters Palace in Münster, Germany, where Pau collapsed during the band’s performance of “DISCIPLE,” approximately 11 songs into the set. After a brief pause, sisters Daniela and Alejandra Villarreal returned to the stage to perform two songs acoustically before ending the show early. On Friday (July 3), the Mexican rock trio confirmed they would no longer be performing at Rock Werchter, explaining that Pau requires additional time to…
Mutoid Man have taken to social media to highlight what they believe are similarities between FIFA’s official 2026 World Cup theme and their song “Call Of The Void.”
Metallica’s All Within My Hands Foundation has pledged $100,000 to earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela, helping fund emergency medical aid, search-and-rescue operations, and assistance for
Aaron Lewis of Staind has spoken about COVID-19 lockdowns, vaccinations, and pandemic-era restrictions, questioning official responses during a new podcast appearance.
Silent Planet vocalist Garrett Russell has opened up about the band’s recent run of shows in Ukraine, revealing that the group was forced to take shelter multiple times during air raid alerts while performing in the country. Speaking to Metal Hammer, Russell described the reality of touring in an active war zone during the band’s June 20 show in Kyiv and June 21 performance in Lviv, noting that the experience included repeated visits to bomb shelters amid drone warnings. The band are among the few international acts to play Ukraine since the Russian invasion began in 2022, with Russell previously…
