Scott “Wino” Weinrich, frontman for The Obsessed, and best known for his time as a pioneer of the doom metal genre in Saint Vitus, Spirit Caravan and several other bands, has canceled his scheduled performance at the Psycho Las Vegas festival this weekend. The reason? Mask mandates. In a rambling statement posted to The Obsessed’s
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Born of Osiris have announced a U.S. tour in support of their recent release, Angel or Alien. The trek is set to kick off in late October. Support will come from rising new school deathcore outfit Shadow of Intent and Signs of the Swarm. Signs of the Swarm will themselves release a new album, Absolvere,
Lurking about in the darkness, a bluesy bassline seems to follow a funereal beat like it’s leading the way straight into the pits of a hell occupied by the most sinful of sonic experimentalists to walk the earth. We’re alone, isolated with the leering textures and threatening tempo breathing down our necks in “Luminaries,” but
There have been a couple of Chimaira vinyl pressings in recent memory that I largely ignored because my understanding based on what I’ve heard is that the band had almost nothing to do with them, and that seems like a bummer. But the Ohio NWOAHM band has just announced the first-ever vinyl pressing of their
Swedish death metallers Aeon have announced an October 15 release date (via Metal Blade) for their fifth full-length studio album, God Ends Here. Notably, God Ends Here will be Aeon’s first album since 2012’s Aeons Black. A press release explains the delay between releases: “The main reason for the gap between records lies in finding
Official press release: Renowned composer and filmmaker John Carpenter and his musical foils Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies have announced details for the upcoming release of the original motion picture soundtrack for the fiercely anticipated second installment of the new Halloween trilogy, Halloween Kills, through Sacred Bones Records in a wide range of variants. The soundtrack will be released in conjunction with the film release on October
Coming in HOT with that Monday new track premiere (who needs Fridays? they’re stupid now anyway), OSDM revivalists Creeping Death are back with a brand new song and video, “The Edge of Existence,” and an EP announcement of the same name. Unsurprising given Creeping Death’s budding reputation as worshippers at the altar of old school
Earlier this year, Exodus opted to delay their new album, Persona Non Grata, from the spring to the fall so that their drummer, Tom Hunting, could undergo cancer treatment, recover from that treatment, and then be able to tour with the band to support the album. Unfortunately, even with the delay, Hunting will be forced
Robert Fripp is on tour in the U.S. with King Crimson at the moment, but that doesn’t mean his infamous “Sunday Lunch” cover videos with his wife, the actress and singer Toyah Willcox, have taken a pause. For this week’s video, Willcox delivers a solo cover of Steve Isaak’s “Wicked Game” for her husband, who
Live Nation Entertainment, one of the country’s largest concert and ticketing companies, has announced that effective Monday, October 4, all artists and fans at its venues and festivals will be required to show either proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test. Says Michael Rapino, president and CEO of Live Nation Entertainment: “Vaccines are going
Korn have become the latest act in the heavy music community to cancel at least one show mid-tour after a case of Covid-19 cropped up within their camp. The band’s performance last night, August 14, at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain in Scranton, PA was canceled earlier in the day when the band broke the
Dark Tranquillity have announced that they’re parting ways with drummer Anders Jivarp and bassist Anders Iwers. Jivarp, an original member of the band, has played on all of their releases to date. Iwers joined the Swedish melodeath group in 2016. He appears on Atoma, released that year, as well as 2020’s Moment. The duo will
Official press release: Floridia’s masters of death metal, Massacre, will return this fall with their highly anticipated 4th full-length album, Resurgence, that’s set for release on October 22nd. Their first record in seven years is well worth the wait, as one can attest from the cutthroat first new single, “The Innsmouth Strain,” revealed today. Fans can get a taste
AEG Presents, the second-largest live company in the United States (after Live Nation), has announced that effective no later than October 1, ticketholders and venue event staff will be required to show proof of vaccination at all of its venues in the U.S. In a statement, Jay Marciano, COO of AEG and chairman-CEO of AEG
In celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of Lamb of God’s massive Sacrament album, Epic Records is issuing an anniversary edition of the album and short documentary. The remastered Sacrament (15th Anniversary) will contain the original album tracks, as well as previously unreleased bonus live tracks recorded at House of Vans Chicago in the band’s only live performance of 2020. The album is scheduled
Megadeth have at last revealed the identity of the bassist who will be joining them on their upcoming tour with Lamb of God, Trivium, and Hatebreed (replacing In Flames), and it’s not Steve Di Giorgio. In fact, the band will be rejoined by James LoMenzo, who previously playe with the band from 2006 until 2010,
Thrice have shared their newest single, “Robot Soft Exorcism,” off their upcoming album, Horizons/East. The track’s title will sound familiar to those who are aware of David Dark. The American author and teacher coined the term in a twitter thread, exploring a metaphor in an attempt to help us distinguish between harmful and destructive systems
Shawn McNair, a huge Megadeth fan and avid MetalSucks reader, is just as excited for Megadeth’s upcoming album, The Sick, The Dying, and The Dead, as a lot of you. Megadeth mega-main-man Dave Mustaine has let a few brief previews of riffs peek through his recent Cameo videos, but those are just quick snippets, and
Photo via Fred Durst’s Instagram Fred Durst may be one of the most embarrassingly untalented dum-dums to ever grace the planet. But at a time when we really, really, really need people to please just for the love of all things holy take a reasonable stance on coronavirus vaccinations, the rapper/singer/director/schlemiel is one of the
Fucked and Bound have changed their name to Filth is Eternal. Why? Vocalist Lisa Mungo (He Whose Ox is Gored) explains: “I’ve always believed that a transformative moment would hit during the lifespan of this outfit, but relegated these notions to the future tense. However, our collective experience over the past twelve plus months made
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