Metal

Alice Cooper has announced that he’ll return to the road in late January for a spate of headline tour dates. The itinerary as it currently stands is below. The public on-sale follows on Friday, November 5 at 10 AM local time. Cooper’s most recent album, Detroit Stories, was released in February. 1/28 — Cincinnati, OH
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Nu-metal icons/whipping boys Limp Bizkit have made good on their threat to release their new album, Still Sucks, on Halloween. After teasing as much a few days prior, the band announced on Friday, October 29, that Still Sucks would arrive two days later. The band officially announced the album via an Instagram video in which
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Ghost returned to the spotlight in September with a new song, “Hunter’s Moon” — from the soundtrack for the film Halloween Kills — and a freshly announced tour with Volbeat. Fans will need to wait a bit longer for a full-length Ghost album, but that can’t be far off seeing as frontman Tobias Forge said
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OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE: Genre-bending, modern metallers, Crown the Empire, have released their heaviest track to date. The song, titled “Dancing With the Dead,” is the band’s first that features no clean vocals and instead features a furious, guttural exchange between vocalist Andy Leo and bassist/vocalist Hayden Tree. Accompanying the new track is a darkly cinematic music video,
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Mire, the new project featuring former As I Lay Dying guitarist Nick Hipa, have released their second single, “Inside.” You can listen to the track, which includes drumming by Jesse Beahler (Thy Art is Murder), below. Says the band of the song: “This song incorporates several more elements than [their first single] ‘Refined,’ notably duel
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Enterprise Earth have unveiled “Reanimate // Disintegrate,” the second single from their forthcoming album, The Chosen. Guitarist Gabe Mangold explains: “We’re very excited to unveil the second single and video ‘Reanimate // Disintegrate.’ This track features another sonic mood and feeling from the album that I think fans new and old will enjoy. The accompanying
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Sabaton wrote a song about war history? Ya don’t say! The band’s latest, “Christmas Truce,” tells the story of a most unlikely temporary alliance between bitter enemies forged on the warfield in the name of Christmas. Press copy explains: “December 24, 1914: Late on Christmas Eve, British Expeditionary Force heard German troops in the trenches
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Gojira have shared an official music video for “Sphinx,” a track from this year’s Fortitude. Directed and animated by Zev Deans, the music video sees Gojira delivering a pulverizing performance at the feet of the infamous Egyptian colossus. Watch it below. Gojira are currently out on a U.S. headline tour featuring special guests Knocked Loose and Alien
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Underoath are keeping the hits coming with their latest single, “Cycle,” featuring heavy electronic artist Ghostmane. Underoath continue to leave their metalcore roots largely in the past on this one, in line with previous singles  “Damn Excuses,” “Hallelujah” and “Pneumonia.” I’d call it a heavy rock song more than anything — it wouldn’t be out
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I said HOT DAMNUM! Allegaeon — about as exciting a progressive melo-death band as there is right now — have announced that they’ll release a new album, Damnum, on February 25 via Metal Blade. The group’s sixth full-length reunites them with longtime producer Dave Otero (Cattle Decapitation, Cephalic Carnage, Khemmis, etc.). This already-tremendous news is made
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W.A.S.P., the band your mom always mixed up with Ratt, are turning forty. To celebrate this momentous occasion, they’re gonna tour Europe with one original member and not play their most famous song. Don’t everyone rush for tickets at once. Paradoxically for a band with so few actual ties to their past, in a press
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King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp and his wife, the actress and singer Toyah Willcox, have unveiled the latest entry in their “Sunday Lunch” series of cover videos that have captured the Internet’s attention in recent months. The duo’s new video finds them covering The Stranglers’ 1977 classic “Peaches,” with Robert up on the kitchen counter
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Despite having released two “new” songs originally intended for Chinese Democracy over the summer, Slash says Guns N’ Roses have not actually begun to work on new material as of yet. Speaking with Audacy Check In, the guitarist says: “As far as new Guns is concerned, we haven’t even gotten to that point of really in earnest
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