Employed To Serve have unveiled the music video for their new single “A Moment Gone Too Soon” while announcing an extensive European and UK co-headlining tour with Cabal and support from Cold Culture.
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The Number Twelve Looks Like You have announced a 20th anniversary tour celebrating “Mongrel,” with the band set to perform the album in full for the first time ever. Kaonashi, Blind Equation, and Differences will provide support on select dates.
Scene Queen has unveiled her new single “Metalicious,” featuring guest vocals from Left To Suffer and Seven Hours After Violet frontman Taylor Barber. The track serves as the title song from her upcoming EP, due out September 11, 2026.
Oh, Sleeper have officially finished work on their long-awaited fifth studio album. According to a recent update from Shane Blay, the band’s first new full-length since “Bloodied / Unbowed” has now been mastered, signaling that a new era is on the way.
Faetooth have shared their newly released KEXP in-studio session, featuring performances of “Iron Gate,” “Hole,” “Death Of Day,” and “White Noise.” The fairy-doom trio have also added three new headlining dates to their 2026 touring schedule.
Galactic Empire are heading back on the road this fall. The cinematic metal outfit have unveiled a new slate of North American tour dates, bringing their signature metal interpretations of iconic film scores to venues across the U.S. and Canada.
Australian prog metal outfit Battlesnake have released official pro-shot footage from their appearance at 2000trees Festival in Cheltenham, England. The footage, directed and edited by Rhys Bennett, captures highlights from the band’s performance at the annual UK event.
Poppy was unable to take the stage during her scheduled appearance at Upheaval Festival in Grand Rapids, Michigan, citing hazardous air quality caused by wildfire smoke. While the singer sat out the performance, her masked bandmates performed the set instrumentally.
Bore have unveiled the official music video for “Feed,” one of the standout tracks from their latest album, “Feral.” The release follows the band’s recent signing to the revived Ferret Music and offers a visual companion to the song’s commentary on algorithms, online culture, and modern identity.
William Shatner is preparing to take his upcoming rock and metal album to the stage at Riot Fest 2026. Backed by members of Nuclear Messiah, the Star Trek legend’s performance will showcase material from a new release featuring Rob Halford, Zakk Wylde, Ritchie Blackmore, Henry Rollins, and more.
