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Obey The Brave will release 'Mad Season,' their third full-length album, on June 2 via Epitaph Records. In conjunction with this announcement, the band have shared the official music video for the single "On Our Own," which is taken from the effort. The video can be seen below.
'Mad Season,' which was produced by guitarist Terrence McAuley and mixed by Dean Hadjichristou (Protest The Hero, Parkway Drive), will feature "old-school punk" inspired clean singing by vocalist Alex Erian, making it a first in the band's history. Speaking of his new vocal approach, Erian explained: "There's still a lot of screaming on the album, but it was really important for me artistically to try something different and give it my all. It's very exciting to try to reinvent yourself."
Additionally, the song "RIP" features a collaboration with French Canadian rap outfit Loud Lary Ajust.
Obey The Brave's current lineup consists of vocalist Alex Erian, guitarists John Campbell and Terrence McAuley, bassist Cory Wilson and drummer Stevie Morotti.
'Mad Season' can be pre-ordered at this location.
'Mad Season' Tracklisting:
1. On Thin Ice
2. Drama
3. On Our Own
4. Mad Season
5. 97 Again
6. Les Temps Sont Durs
7. Low Key
8. Feed The Fire
9. The Distance
10. Way It Goes
11. RIP
12. This Is It
Falling in Reverse have shared the official music video for the title track from their forthcoming release, 'Coming Home,' which is due on April 7 via Epitaph Records. The video for "Coming Home" can be seen below.
"This video is an analogy of the dichotomies between my personal life and my public life — a lonely traveler content on fulfilling the dreams he set out on, but missing out on everything he has at home. A bittersweet duality," frontman Ronnie Radke explained.
'Coming Home' can be pre-ordered here.
Check out "Coming Home" below and let us know what you think!
Last night, April 3, Mastodon performed "Show Yourself" on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' The song is taken from the band's newest album, 'Emperor of Sand,' which is out now. The performance can be seen below.
Mastodon will follow up their televised performance with an intimate show at Amoeba Music in Hollywood today, April 4, at 5:00 P.M. Fans who are interested in attending the event can get tickets by purchasing 'Emperor of Sand' at the store's location. Those who buy the album from Amoeba will also receive a limited-edition lithograph in addition to a ticket for the set. Lines for admission into the show will start at 2:00 P.M. on Ivar Avenue. Entry will be limited based on those who purchase the album early and the store's capacity.
Additionally, the band will be kicking off their tour with Eagles of Death Metal and Russian Circles on April 14. The full itinerary is available here.
Watch Mastodon's performance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and tell us what you think!
At The Drive In have shared "Hostage Stamps," the third single from their forthcoming new album, 'in • ter a • li • a,' which is set for a May 5 release via Rise Records. The song and its accompanying stop- motion music video, which is directed by Rob Shaw and Damon Locks, are available below.
Frontman Cedric Bixler-Zavala explained that the song is "like walking through the hallway in some war-torn ghetto and reading the writing on the wall. When you hear things like, 'Raise your nithing pole,' I don't think anyone will know what that is right away, but when you look it up, it's this curse. We are going to be victorious. Here's the fucking head on the stake in front of our army. We're coming back. It's reading the writing on the wall. It's going and keeping your ear to the ground and listening to the heartbeat of young people."
Check out the video for "Hostage Stamps" below and tell us what you think!
Arch Enemy have shared a video of frontwoman Alissa White-Gluz and guitarist Michael Amott unboxing their new 'As The Stages Burn!' live DVD, which was released today via Century Media. The film features the band's performance from their 2016 appearance at Wacken Open Air, which saw the band's largest stage production to date. The unboxing video as well as the trailer and the band's performance of "War Eternal" can be seen below.
The DVD includes a list of names that fans submitted, a special Arch Enemy laminate and lanyard, an art book, a 3D pop up and a CD, DVD and Blu-Ray.
Watch the clips below and let us know if you'll be purchasing the film!
During an episode of Québec's 'The Voice' series, contestant Louis-Paul Gauvreau performed a death metal version of Steppenwolf's "Born To Be Wild" during a duet, complete with growling vocals. Gauvreau maintained a reputation as the show's resident metalhead as he previously advanced after performing a song by Necrophagist. Clips of both performances can be seen below.
What do you think of Louis-Paul Gauvreau's version of the classic song? Tell us below!
Attila frontman Chris "Fronz" Fronzak reads and responds to a series of mean tweets in a new video posted to his official YouTube channel. The video of the singer reacting to his haters can be seen below.
Check it out and see if your mean tweet made the cut!
Body Count have released their new song and music video, "Black Hoodie." Check it out below and let us know what you think in the comments!
Ice-T said, "This type of thing happens every day and nobody marches or it never makes the news. The video speaks for itself."
The band will release their new album, 'Bloodlust', on March 31 via Century Media Records.
Frontman Scott Vogel said, "It feels good to have some new music coming out. We thought this song would be right to release first, as the energy and vibe sums up this EP. Terror is always going to be Terror, and we're proud to be consistent and on point with our sound. But still we are always trying to push and make sure the urgency and reality is always in everything we do."
The group will release their new EP, 'The Walls Will Fall,' on April 28 via Pure Noise Records.
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Lacuna Coil have shared the official music video for the song "Blood, Tears, Dust," which is taken from their most recent album, 'Delirium.' The video, which is directed by Cosimo Alemà, can be seen below.
According to a statement from frontwoman Cristina Scabbia, the video is a prelude to something else that the band has planned. She explained: "Right now I can't tell you everything about 'Blood, Tears, Dust', as this video is part of something bigger… This is the core of who we are as a band: the sweat, the dirt, the raw energy. It's our insanity and all of us feeling comfortable with it. I love how by Cosimo Alemà filmed this. The photography, the colors and the hints in the story are perfectly placed and it is the first time we are really 'acting'. This video is only a part of a much bigger plan… stay tuned. Hope you enjoy this video as much as I do!"
Watch the video below and let us know what you think Lacuna Coil has coming!