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We are kicking off a new year and by introducing a brand new metal band, hailing from North Carolina. Aseity is exploding out of the starting blocks in 2021 by dropping a fierce and heavy debut single, "Losing Myself," and a corresponding concept video.
Seattle based emo band Emery will be livestreaming two of their early albums on separate dates in January, the band announced on social media.
Love & Death, the band helmed by Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch, unveiled a hype video that leaves fans wanting more– but also finally knowing when more is coming.
Summer days are made for heavy music, mosh pits and headbanging. So a metal thrasher by The Grave Denial is a welcome addition to the summer of 2020.
Lacey Sturm is well known for her screams, and perhaps equally well known for the way her and Josh Sturm carefully craft and deliver everything they do. So it should come as no surprise that the lyric video for her latest single, "The Decree," is a visually brilliant work of art.
Faith based heavy metal has another entry with new and upcoming Texas based band Forerunner. -
South Carolina based metal band Collision Of Innocence has released multiple singles since 2018 and gained steady traction on rock radio stations worldwide. Their latest single is a fiery declaration of victory, full of heavy driving guitars, a blend of clean and unclean vocals. "Today We Rise" is released complete with a concept video full [...]
Mike Herrera promised epic music as this unprecedented season of life went longer, and MxPx has delivered.
The good news for Anberlin fans is that the band will be hosting their "first ever full-band acoustic live stream" on May 24, 2020 at 8:00 PM Eastern Time, according to a post by frontman Stephen Christian on Facebook. "Since we can't come to you, we thought we would at least bring you something special," he said.
Drummer Patrick Madsen is moving on from his tenure with Random Hero. In a post on Facebook, Madsen said that "I announce my departure from Random Hero effective immediately. I am leaving on good terms. 6 years of my life was given to this band and I don't regret a single minute." Details of his [...]
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