Category: Metal Band News
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The Acacia Strain’s Gravebloom Evolution: Australian Tour Insights

The Acacia Strain’s latest album, Gravebloom, showcases their evolution in the metal scene after 15 years. The band’s vocalist, Vincent, shared insights about the album and their upcoming Australian tour. Vincent expressed excitement about returning to Australia, a place they consider their favorite on the planet, highlighting the beauty of the country and the support…
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Testament and Flaming Wrekage Rock Sydney’s Metal Scene

Testament and Flaming Wrekage recently set the stage on fire at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. The night kicked off with Flaming Wrekage, a local band known for their melodic death/thrash style. Their performance was a testament to their growing influence in the metal scene, with tracks like Ghosts and Running Blind igniting the crowd’s…
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Mark Morton Explores Southern Rock Roots in ‘Without The Pain

Lamb Of God’s lead guitarist, Mark Morton, is not only known for his metal prowess but also for his appreciation of non-metal guitarists. His latest solo album, “Without The Pain,” delves into his southern rock roots, showcasing a different side of his musical tastes. This shift follows the release of his memoir, “Desolation,” where he…
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Immolation Gears Up for New Album Amidst Fan Anticipation

Immolation, the iconic death metal band, is gearing up to work on their next album, following their 2022 release, Acts Of Gods. In an interview with Blabbermouth, bassist and vocalist Ross Dolan and guitarist Robert Vigna revealed that the band aims to have the new record completed by mid-2025. Expressing their excitement, Vigna emphasized the…
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Megadeth Announces Final Album and Farewell Tour in 2026

Megadeth, one of the iconic thrash metal bands, has set the stage for their grand finale. After a remarkable four-decade journey, frontman Dave Mustaine revealed that the band will bid adieu with a final album release and a worldwide farewell tour in 2026. This announcement marks the end of an era for Megadeth, leaving fans…
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Five Finger Death Punch Donates $200k to Charity Causes

Five Finger Death Punch, the multi-platinum and Billboard record-setting hard rock powerhouse, recently made a generous donation of $200k to charity. This donation was made from a portion of ticket sales from their highly successful headlining tour across North America during the Summer/Fall season. The funds raised will be split between two charities personally selected…
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DevilDriver’s Dez Fafara Opens Up About ‘Dealing With Demons

Dez Fafara, the frontman of the metal band DevilDriver, recently discussed the band’s upcoming album, “Dealing With Demons,” on Full Metal Jackie’s radio show. He revealed that the album is one of his most personal collections to date, reflecting the significant changes and challenges he has faced in his life over the past year. Devildriver…
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Hatebreed Bassist Chris Beattie Unexpectedly Departs, Band Dynamics Revealed

Hatebreed, a prominent metal band, recently made headlines as founding bassist Chris Beattie announced his departure from the group. The band quickly filled his spot with Shadows Fall guitarist Matt Bachand, leaving fans curious about the circumstances surrounding Beattie’s exit. The Concrete Confessional | $24.99 In a recent statement, Beattie clarified that the decision to…
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Killswitch Engage Announces New Album ‘This Consequence’ Release

Killswitch Engage, the renowned metal band with three Grammy nominations, has announced the upcoming release of their new album, “This Consequence,” scheduled to hit the shelves on February 21, 2025, through Metal Blade Records. This highly anticipated album is the culmination of a five-year journey through personal and global challenges, promising a compelling fusion of…
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Suffocation Drummer Mike Smith Reveals Financial Reasons for Departure

Suffocation’s drummer, Mike Smith, recently opened up about his decision to part ways with the band. In an interview with Sick Drummer, Smith revealed that financial constraints were a significant factor in his departure. He expressed that sustaining a livelihood solely from playing with Suffocation had become increasingly challenging over the years. Pinnacle of Bedlam…
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Embryonic Autopsy Unleashes Relentless Death Metal Assault

Embryonic Autopsy, a death metal band hailing from Chicago, United States, has recently released their second full-length album titled “Origins Of The Deformed.” This album marks a significant milestone for the band as they introduced new members to their lineup, including bassist Kenxi and drummer Marco Fimbres. Scheduled for release via Massacre Records, the album…
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Death Metal Guitarist Brian Montana’s Tragic Police Shootout

Brian Montana, the original guitarist for the death metal band Possessed, met a tragic end in a police shootout at his home in San Francisco. The incident unfolded when Montana, upset over his neighbor’s yard debris, engaged in a confrontation that escalated into gunfire, involving multiple weapons. Police arrived on the scene to find Montana…
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Hibria’s Metal Evolution: From Debut to Global Innovation

Hibria, the Brazilian metal band known for their traditional power metal style, burst into the scene with their debut album “Defying the Rules” in 2004. Drawing influences from iconic bands like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, Hibria carved out their unique sound. Their musical evolution continued with their second album “Skull Collectors,” showcasing their musical…
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Metallica’s Producer Collaborations: Shaping a Metal Icon’s Sound

Metallica, the iconic thrash metal band, has had its fair share of producer collaborations over the years. James Hetfield, the band’s frontman, emphasized the critical role of a producer in bringing out the best in the band members and their music. The right producer can elevate an album to new heights, as seen in Metallica’s…
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Angra Faces Transition: Releasing Retrospective Compilation Amid Vocalist Change

Angra, the Brazilian metal band, finds itself at a critical juncture with the departure of singer Edu Falaschi, marking the second major lineup change in the band’s history. The exit of original frontman Andre Matos in 2000 had already tested the band’s resilience, but Angra managed to reinvent itself through conceptually rich albums like “Temple…
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Rebaelliun: The Powerhouse Redefining Death Metal Music

Death metal has long been a genre that thrives on intensity, aggression, and a relentless pursuit of pushing musical boundaries. The scene has birthed numerous bands that have left an indelible mark on the music industry, redefining the genre and captivating audiences worldwide. Among these, the Brazilian metal band Rebaelliun has solidified its place as…
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Krisiun Unveils 12th Album ‘Mortem Solis’ in Metal Scene

Originating in the 1990s, Brazilian Death Metal band Krisiun was founded by brothers Alex Camargo, Max Kolesne, and Moyses Kolesne. Over the years, the band has built a strong presence in the metal scene, embarking on extensive tours across South America, North America, and Europe, sharing stages with renowned acts like Unleashed, Belphegor, Imolation, and…
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Sepultura’s Musical Evolution: A Journey Through Iconic Albums

When Brazilian thrash legends Sepultura faced a major lineup change in 1996, parting ways with frontman Max Cavalera, the future seemed uncertain. After a turbulent period, Ohio native Derrick Green was chosen to fill the void left by Cavalera, leading to the release of the album “Against” in 1998. Featuring tracks like ‘Reza’ with João…
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Nervosa Unleashes Debut Album ‘Victim Of Yourself’ March 11

Brazilian thrash metal band Nervosa, fronted by an all-female trio, is gearing up for the release of their debut album, “Victim Of Yourself,” through Napalm Records on March 11. The band has unveiled audio samples from the upcoming album, showcasing their high-speed riffs, intense drumming, and aggressive vocals that define their brutal and raw energy.…
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Vulcano: Brazilian Metal Pioneers Set to Release ‘Stone Orange

Vulcano, a prominent Black/Death Metal band from Brazil, has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1981 during a tumultuous period in the country’s political, social, and musical landscape. The emergence of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal in Europe influenced a shift towards a more aggressive sound, giving rise to genres…
