Category: Metal Band News
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Gloomlurker Unveils Debut EP ‘Terror Absolute’ in Genre Fusion
Today marks a significant milestone for Boston-based metal band Gloomlurker as they unveil their debut EP, “Terror Absolute”. Comprising three tracks, this EP showcases the band’s unique fusion of black metal, doom metal, death metal, and sludge. The recording process took place at New Alliance Audio with additional sessions at Pepper’s Palace, culminating in a…
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Witchcraft Unveils ‘Burning Cross’ Single from Electric Doom Album
Swedish doom mystics Witchcraft have unveiled a sneak peek of their forthcoming album IDAG with the release of the first single, “Burning Cross.” The album, scheduled for launch on May 23 through Heavy Psych Sounds, promises a return to the band’s electric doom roots after the acoustic detour of their previous album, Black Metal in…
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Crossfaith Guitarist Ousted Amid Allegations of Misconduct
A former guitarist of the Japanese metalcore band Crossfaith, Daiki Koide, has been ousted from the group amid allegations of inappropriate contact with a young fan. The band made this decision after confirming that Koide engaged in what they described as “inappropriate communication” with a minor. The incident led to the cancellation of all upcoming…
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Pallbearer Announces US Tour Featuring Latest Album ‘Mind Burns Alive
Pallbearer, the renowned doom metal band, is set to embark on a US tour in March. The tour will feature support from Cinder Well and will cover various locations across the Southwest and West Coast. Commencing on March 1st in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the tour will conclude on March 29th in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Forgotten Days…
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AC/DC’s Power Up Tour Sparks Ticket Frenzy in Sydney
Australian rock legends AC/DC have stirred excitement with the announcement of their return Down Under this week. The tickets for their highly anticipated Power Up tour have finally been released for sale, and Sydney was the first city to witness the frenzy, prompting the addition of a second show due to overwhelming demand. Metal Stainless…
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Richmond Metal Titans Cough and Windhand Set to Dominate
In the world of metal music, Richmond, Virginia has emerged as a significant hub, boasting bands that continue to push boundaries and captivate audiences. Cough and Windhand, two doom acts from Richmond, have been steadily gaining momentum in recent years, building anticipation for their latest release, Reflection of the Negative. Cough’s second album, Ritual Abuse,…
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NIGHTBEARER Redefines Metalcore with ‘Defiance’ Album Fusion
NIGHTBEARER, a German Metal band from Paderborn, North Rhine-Westphalia, has ventured into a fusion of Metalcore influences with Death Metal in their latest album “Defiance.” Emerging in 2017, NIGHTBEARER has evolved through EPs and studio albums, leading to their current release. While traditionally labeled as Death Metal, their incorporation of Metalcore elements has crafted a…
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Black Tusk’s ‘Pillars of Ash’: Tribute to Fallen Bandmate
Black Tusk, the Savannah sludge metal band, released their album “Pillars of Ash” as a tribute to their co-founding bassist and vocalist Jonathan Athon, who tragically passed away. Athon’s tracks were completed before his death, allowing his bandmates to finish the album, making it their strongest record yet. The album retains the swampy, sludgy sound…
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Mastodon Guitarist Brent Hinds’ Departure Unveils Band Dynamics
Former Mastodon guitarist Brent Hinds made headlines in March when he announced his departure from the metal band. Initially portrayed as a mutual decision, the band expressed gratitude for their shared history and wished Hinds success in his future endeavors. Reflecting on the split, guitarist Bill Kelliher likened their relationship to a marriage that had…
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Orange Goblin’s ‘Science, Not Fiction’ Tour Rocks Wolverhampton
Orange Goblin’s ‘Science, Not Fiction’ Tour made a thunderous impact at KK’s Steel Mill in Wolverhampton, drawing in a fervent crowd eager for a night of stoner, doom, and distorted riff worship. The venue buzzed with anticipation as local band “Slump” and Liverpool’s Doomlords “Conan” set the stage for the headliners. The atmosphere was electric,…
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Sepultura’s Farewell Tour Marks End of Metal Era
Brazilian metal band Sepultura recently wrapped up what is likely their final show in Finland, marking the end of an era for the legendary group. Frontman Derrick Green shared insights into his journey as a metal vocalist in an exclusive interview with Chaoszine after their performance at Rockfest in Turku. Metal Stainless Steel Bands for…
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Dax Riggs Returns with New Solo Track and Album
Acid Bath, a renowned sludge metal band, has seen the return of their frontman, Dax Riggs, who is now streaming a new solo track titled “Sunshine Felt The Darkness.” This release comes as a precursor to Riggs’ upcoming solo album, “7 Songs For Spiders,” marking his first solo endeavor in 15 years. The track encapsulates…
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Chris Adler Declines Testament Offer, Prioritizes Personal Fulfillment
Renowned drummer Chris Adler, known for his work with bands like Lamb of God and Megadeth, recently revealed that he was offered a spot in the legendary thrash metal group Testament following his departure from Lamb of God. In a candid interview, Adler shared insights into his career trajectory and the opportunities that have come…
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Cathedral’s Album Ranking: From Worst to Genre-Defining Masterpiece
Cathedral, the legendary doom metal band, has left an indelible mark on the metal scene with their grand scale music. Ranking their albums from worst to best proves to be a challenging task due to the band’s diverse sounds across their discography. Despite this, even their “worst” album surpasses the quality of many bands’ best…
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Motörhead’s Triumph: From Underdogs to Rock Legends
The year was 1981, and the music world witnessed a remarkable turnaround for the band that was once dubbed ‘The Worst Band In The World.’ Motörhead, led by the iconic Lemmy Kilmister, defied all odds to achieve a momentous feat – securing the No.1 spot on the UK album charts with their live recording, No…
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Influential Bands Shaping Sleep Token’s Unique Metal Sound
Sleep Token, the UK masked metal outfit, has captured the hearts of many with their unique blend of soulful melodies and heavy sounds. While they have risen to great success, it is essential to acknowledge the bands that paved the way for them in the metal genre. These bands have influenced Sleep Token’s style and…
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Sinsaenum Unveils ‘Last Goodbye’ Single from ‘In Devastation’ Album
Sinsaenum, the extreme metal supergroup, has unveiled their latest single ‘Last Goodbye’ as a preview of their upcoming album ‘In Devastation’. This release comes in the wake of the tragic loss of legendary drummer Joey Jordison in 2021, a profound event that influenced the emotional and creative direction of the project. The album serves as…
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Electric Wizard’s Timeless Legacy in Heavy Metal Music
Electric Wizard, the iconic metal band, led by Jus Oborn, has been a force in the heavy music scene since the mid-90s. Hailing from Dorset, England, the band’s latest album, “Time To Die,” continues their legacy of dark, ominous music that challenges listeners. With influences from Black Sabbath and cult classic films, Electric Wizard has…
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Boris and Melvins Unite for ‘Twins of Evil’ Album
Boris and Melvins, two distinctive heavy music acts, have announced the release of a split album titled Twins of Evil. This collaboration marks a significant milestone as the bands have a history of co-headlining tours but have now joined forces to produce a physical music collection for fans to enjoy. Through The Gate Eternal (Blackened…
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Melvins’ Tarantula Heart: A Bold Departure in Experimental Rock
Melvin, the enigmatic figure behind The Melvins Rodeö, made a bold move by ditching his pills and delving into a review of Tarantula Heart. This venture into the underground world of noise, sludge, and stoner rock marked a significant chapter in the band’s legacy. The Melvins, pioneers of grunge and sludge, have been crafting their…