Official press release: Grammy Award-winning four-piece Greta Van Fleet are debuting their latest track “Broken Bells,” an anthem intended to inspire; listen below. “Broken Bells is what the fetter of society does to impact a pure and innocent soul. Our intention is to remove the obligation of generational synthetic expectations; break down these walls and not build
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Official press release: Arizona’s Go Ahead and Die is proud to announce their self-titled debut album will be released on June 11th. Go Ahead and Die is a raw, urgent, unrelenting, thrillingly shocking, and vibrant new band. Today the band release the first single, “Truckload Full Of Bodies.” Listen below. Max Cavalera comments, “‘Truckload Full of Bodies’ is a dark
Late last year, Meshuggah revealed plans for a fall 2021 tour after canceling all summer engagements for the year and said their next album was already mostly written, suggesting they’d have a new album ready to go by the time the tour comes around. Now, a new photo posted to the band’s social accounts depicting
Korn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch, who quit the band in 2005 after he found Jesus, made headline a couple of weeks back when he admitted he “went too far” with his Christian religious convictions. Now he has attempted to walk back those comments a bit, saying they were taken out of context and further explaining
Lamb of God have premiered the official video for “Memento Mori (Live)” from the Lamb of God: Live in Richmond DVD, which is part of the upcoming Lamb Of God (Deluxe Version) set. The set features the band’s self-titled 2020 album with two bonus tracks and a live version of the album, along with a
A federal judge has denied Iced Earth’s Jon Schaffer bail as he awaits trial in Washington, D.C. for his role in the January 6 insurrection attempt at the U.S. Capitol, according to Blabbermouth (who did not cite a source). Schaffer appeared in front of Magistrate Judge Zia M. Faruqui for a video teleconference earlier today
Deftones guitarist Stephen Carpenter has doubled down on his belief that the Earth is flat, asserting that “there’s far more evidence” to support his position than there is to support the notion that the Earth is round. Furthermore, he has now asserted that 9/11 never happened, cementing his reputation as a true moron. The guitarist
Metallica’s 2003 Summer Sanatarium tour caused quite a stir at the time, the metal titans’ decision to take out nu-metal openers upsetting their longtime fans. The band had just released St. Anger, mind you, so Metallica didn’t exactly have fan sentiment in their corner. Spirit Adrift’s Nate Garrett was among those Met fans put off
Congrats to reader George Frey! George correctly identified last week’s logo as belonging to the band Svart Lotus. For his troubles, George wins a grab bag of metal goodies from the MetalSucks Mansion Archives. Mazel tov, George! But don’t be too sad if you lost, ’cause this week I have another killer grab bag of metal goodies
It’s been roughly two-and-a-half years since All That Remains guitarist Oli Herbert died under mysterious circumstances — and yet Herbert’s widow, Elizabeth, is still causing issues for the surviving members of the band. In a new interview with American Songwriter, ATR frontman Phil Labonte reveals that although the band has “toyed” with the idea of
Several hours after MetalSucks uploaded a video of Flaw vocalist Christopher Volz dropping the N-word at a show in Illinois last Friday, March 12, the singer has issued an apology via social media. The incident took place at The WC Social Club in West Chicago, IL, part of a three-day run of shows for the
Myles Kennedy (Slash, Alter Bridge, Alter Cocker) has released the title track from his upcoming solo album, The Ides of March. Fun fact: the Ides of March was actually yesterday (March 15). I dunno why Kennedy didn’t release the song then. Seems like a squandered opportunity. But it’s good enough that he gets a pass.
Two Minutes to Late Night has made a name for itself over the past year with its series of creative bedroom covers that marry talents from all across the metalsphere, often with an entertaining twist. Their latest takes that concept to the next level: metal musicians playing a medley of ’90s dance/R&B/electronic jams! Perennial MetalSucks
Over the weekend, CBS announced that their show The Talk is “currently under internal review” following a heated on-air exchange between the show’s hosts on Wednesday (March 10). The controversial discussion resulted from co-host Sharon Osbourne defending Piers Morgan. Variety now reports that the show is taking “a brief hiatus” while the network’s investigation continues, with
Body Count’s “Bum Rush” picked up the Grammy for Best Metal Performance at the 63rd annual Grammy Awards, beating out Power Trip, Code Orange, In This Moment and Poppy. As usual, the Best Metal Performance award was handed out the Grammy Premiere Ceremony before the main event, only available to stream online. The award was Ice-T’s
Most metalheads who become parents do their best to infuse their musical passion into their offspring in one way or another, be it through gifting them instruments, putting them to sleep with lullaby renditions of metal classics, or simply playing their favorite jams in the house and in the car. Now there’s a product that
Official press release: Decibel‘s June 2021 issue will mark 200 installments of North America’s only monthly metal magazine, one that has long outgrown the confines of rightly revered print publication. The Decibel Flexi Series, Decibel Books, the Decibel Magazine Tour, the bicoastal Metal & Beer Fests and a number of one-off live events – are
CBS has announced that The Talk is “currently under internal review” following a heated on-air exchange between the show’s hosts on Wednesday (March 10), during which Sharon Osbourne defended Piers Morgan. Morgan, you are likely aware, was recently quit or was fired (depending on who you ask) from Good Morning Britain follow last week’s incendiary
The MetalSucks Playlist — Week of March 6 – March 12, 2021 Did you miss some of this week’s top stories in the world of metal? Catch up below: Entombed frontman LG Petrov passed away from bile duct cancer. Korn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch admitted that he “went too far” with Christianity. Mick Thomson finds
Trivium frontman Matt Heafy has released the fifth installment in his series of acoustic EPs, each of which reimagines a handful of tracks from one of the band’s albums. Heafy has previously released EPs containing acoustic versions of tracks from Ascendancy, The Crusade, Shogun, and In Waves. The guitarist/vocalist plans to continue with an acoustic
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