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Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil fell from the stage during his performance at the Monsters on the Mountain Festival at LeConte Center in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee last night (Friday, October 15). According to Metal Sludge, “the show was going fine, and in between songs, or vocal parts, Neil walked towards the back, or side of the stage and fell.”

Suffocation have released a live iteration of the title track from their 1995 classic, Pierced From Within. The track will appear on Live in North America, an upcoming collection of recordings from the death metal band’s 2019 tour. The trek marked iconic frontman Frank Mullen’s final tour before retiring from the band. Guitarist Terrance Hobbs

Judas Priest singer Rob Halford was diagnosed with prostate cancer in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, the singer has revealed. Halford dropped the bomb during an interview with Heavy Consequence to promote Judas Priest’s  50 Heavy Metal Years of Music anniversary box set, which was released today. Fortunately, he says he’s in remission: “I

Last we heard of the turbulent domestic battle between Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme and his wife, The Distillers’ frontwoman Brody Dalle, Dalle had filed for restraining orders against Homme on behalf of the couple’s ten-year-old son Orrin and five-year-old son Wolf. The emergency requests for restraining orders were twice denied by judges in two separate

Korn drummer Ray Luzier is the latest member of the band to test positive for COVID-19 on their current tour, The PRP reports. Consequently, Aric Improta (Fever 333, Night Verses) will fill-in for Luzier at the band’s upcoming live dates. Luzier follows singer Jonathan Davis and guitarist James “Munky” Shaffer  in contracting the virus on this

The Agonist have released one last preview of their new EP, Days Before the World Wept, before its release tomorrow. The band’s new single, “Feast on the Living,” has a similarly potent blend of no-B.S. metal rage and symphonic elements as their last single, “Remnants in Time.” I said it before and I’ll say it

Look folks, it ain’t a secret: longtime readers of MetalSucks know that I’m a huge sucker for some feel-good rock vibes with giant-sized vocal hooks. See my recent love affair with dad rock extraordinaires The Night Flight Orchestra, or my ongoing infatuation of acts as disparate as Robyn and Bon Jovi: I can’t resist! Enter

Death metal icons Cannibal Corpse will return to stages this Winter on a U.S. headlining tour with support from labelmates Whitechapel and Revocation. A celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Metal Blade Records, the trek begins February 19th in Atlanta, Georgia and makes its way through over two dozen cities, closing on March 26th in Ft. Lauderdale,

Like the provocative cover of their new album, Your Time to Shine, Monolord’s latest single, “I’ll Be Damned,” is a paradoxical mix of the beautiful and the bleak. No one in their right mind would describe the track as “celebratory” or “uplifting,” but no with ears will be able to deny how gosh darn catchy

Lewis and Henry de Jong, the brothers behind Alien Weaponry, join us this week! We discuss the the band’s new album, Tangaroa, the record’s themes of environmental awareness and how everyone needs to do more, why they felt writing about their Maori heritage was extremely important, how touring has changed their perspective on major issues

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE: New Jersey’s progressive metal masters, Symphony X, will kick off their “25th Anniversary North American tour 2022” on May 10th at Irving Plaza in New York City. The 27-date trek will make stops in Montreal, Chicago, and Portland before concluding in Montclair, NJ on June 12th. Today, the band is proud to welcome Haken as direct

Sharon Burns, principal of Eden High School in St. Catherines, Ontario, has come under fire from some of her students’ parents… ostensibly for being an Iron Maiden fan. The controversy began when Burns posted a pair of photos on Instagram. In the first (above), she’s throwning horns while standing in front of an Iron Maiden

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE: It’s the End of Existence for The Browning — but not literally. The band has announced its new album, titled End of Existence, out December 3 via Spinefarm. Pre-order it here.  The band has also shared the video for the title track. Watch it below.  End of Existence was written, performed, recorded, engineered and mixed by The Browning’s impresario Jonny McBee. It’s

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE: Slashercore outfit, Ice Nine Kills have dropped the fourth and final new track from their upcoming album The Silver Scream 2: Welcome To Horrorwood prior to its release this coming Friday, October 15th via Fearless Records. Today’s offering submitted into evidence is titled “Funeral Derangements” and is inspired by the Stephen King

The friendship between liberal activist Tom Morello and conservative whacko Ted Nugent is unlikely, but the Rage Against the Machine guitarist explained earlier this year that the two are pals who regularly exchange birthday pleasantries and have a lot more in common than you’d think. Morello has now doubled down and defended that friendship in

Alice Cooper guitarist Nita Strauss, an acclaimed shredder in her own right, just announced a solo tour set for later this year. Surely she didn’t expect to get this kind of press bump so soon after the announcement, but hey, all press is good press, right? It certainly makes it easier to laugh off since

“He took cancer and kicked it right in the fuckin’ face,” shouted Exodus frontman Steve “Zetro” Souza during their set last night (Thursday, October 7), before welcoming drummer Tom Hunting back to the stage. The band’s performance at the Aftershock festival in Sacramento, CA was Hunting’s first since he was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, a form of

Here’s some crowd-pleasing music for your Halloween party. Creeping DeathThe Edge Of Existence EP (eOne) There’s a lot of death metal out there. Not much of it makes me want to smash my head through a plate glass window (in a good way). I don’t know where Creeping Death found their stash of riffs but

Slipknot’s massive North American tour with Killswitch Engage, Fever 333 and Code Orange is in full swing, and by all accounts the performances are absolute fire… literally. The pyro is insane. But bad jokes aside, it’s no surprise that Slipknot are out killing it after over a year and a half of down time, and

Just a few weeks after the release of his widely loved and critically acclaimed new album, God is Partying — which many (including this writer) are hailing as the best work of his career — Andrew W.K. has abruptly disappeared from the public eye, canceling his upcoming tour dates and deleting all of his social