Music

Check out the new single from Soilwork called "Long Live The Misanthrope." Their new double album, The Living Infinite, will be released on March 5.

Hopeless•Godless, the second full-length album by Pristina, is set for a February 26 release on The Path Less Traveled Records. Vocalist-bassist Brendan K Duff says, "Hopeless•Godless was a very difficult record to make, emotionally. The album is about the darkest period of my life. It is a very deliberate departure from our last album. Pristina's first album, The Drought (ov Salt and Sorrow) was fairly 'epic.' This one is raw and straight ahead."

Check out the song, "The Black Syph" below and let us know what you think in the comments.

Industrial-metal legends KMFDM will release their new album, KUNST, on February 26—you can preorder it in a variety of special bundles at KMFDM.BigCartel.com. In anticipation, the band is streaming the record right here right now. Check it out below and let us know what you think in the comments!

KMFDM main man Sascha Konietzko has this to say about the album: "Inspiration is everywhere. Unless one lives in a sequestered environment, the bombardment of inspiration is inescapable. KUNST, like every other KMFDM album to this point, is in a way both a mirror of what inspired us during the process of writing and composing it, as well as a snapshot of where the band was in it's own timeline. Even though the direct translation of the german word 'Kunst' is 'art', 'Kunst' has a broader meaning for Germans, and Europeans in general, than 'art' has for native English speakers. Especially since the early 20th century, art has been politically instrumentalized, for example in propaganda of ultra-right and hard-left movements. Many 'degenerate' artists have been sent to concentration camps to be systematically murdered under the Nazi-terror regime, sent to labor, starve, and die in the Siberian GULAG under Stalin, as well as, most recently, imprisoned in Putin's Russia. Art, and KUNST,  are closely tied to aspects of danger, of upheaval and underground rumblings."

Alt-rockers Daylight will released their debut full-length, Jar, on April 30. In anticipation, the band is premiering the song "In on It" right here right now.

Vocalist-guitarist Jake Clarke says of the song, "I wrote 'In on It' late one night in my basement. Up until now, typical Daylight songs have been screaming vocals and harmonies, but this song and this record are a little different from other music we have released. There's still a Daylight vibe, still sad and dark, but different. Our producer and good friend, Will Yip, helped with the formation of this track. We went clean on the verses, fuzzed-out on the choruses and added better harmonies. The song came together so well, I am really proud of where it ended up."

For more on the band, visit daylightpa.com, facebook.com/daylightpa, and twitter.com/daylightpa.

Knee High Fox—the L.A. rock band featuring frontwoman Christine Connolly, bassist Simon Nagel, and drummer Tuesdai Murgia—are currently recording their debut album with renowned producer Howard Benson (Halestorm, RED, Art of Dying); the record is set for release later this year. In anticipation, the group is premiering its new music video, for the song "Black Widow," right here right now. Check it out below.

If frontwoman Connolly looks familiar, it's probably because she has acted in such films as Underworld: Evolution and In the Land of Women. An accomplished songwriter, she also cowrote Halestorm's "I Miss Misery," 12 Stones "Blind," and several songs with Theory of a Deadman including "Bad Girlfriend" and "Lowlife."

Check the band out at: KneeHighFox.com, Facebook.com/KneeHighFox and on Twitter.

Device, the new industrial-rock project led by Disturbed's David Draiman, will release their self-titled debut on April 9. The album includes guest appearances by Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath, M. Shadows of Avenged Sevenfold, Serj Tankian of System of a Down, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, Lzzy Hale of Halestorm, and Glenn Hughs of Deep Purple and Black Country Communion.

Device's lead single, "Vilify," has hit the internet. Check it out below, and let us know what you think in the comments.

Rob Zombie—who will receive the Golden Gods Award at the 2013 Golden Gods on May 2—will release his new album, Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor, on April 23. Recently, a teaser clip of the record's lead single, "Dead City Radio," hit the web. Check it out below and let us know what you think in the comments.

U.K. rockers Muse have unleashed the video for their song, "Supremacy," off their last album, The 2nd Law. In a surprising turn, the clip features corpse-painted surfers and a corpse-painted wedding party. Check it out below and let us know what you think in the comments.

Punk rockers the Swingin' Utters will release their new record, Poorly Formed, on February 19. In anticipation, the band is premiering the song, "Brains," right here right now.

"Jack wrote the music, I wrote the lyrics," singer Johnny Bonnel says. "This was my favorite music Jack sent me to write a song to. When we went in to record a rough demo for this, it was originally titled 'He Must Respect The Chemistry' and needed some tweeking. 'Brains' was inspired by my wife, Velvet Underground's 'Sunday Morning,' The Cure, and The Walking Dead. It's never just one thing!"

The band kicks off its tour later this month in North America and continue on to Australia with the Dropkick Murphys at the end of March. Check out tour dates below the song stream.

Swingin' Utters Tour Dates:
02/16/13 Santa Cruz, CA at Catalyst record release show w/ Stellar Corpes, Dead Set
02/23/13 Sacramento, CA at Blue Lamp
02/24/13 San Francisco, CA at Slim's
02/27/13 Eugene, OR at John Henry's
02/28/13 Portland, OR at Hawthorne Theatre
03/02/13 Seattle , WA at The Highline
03/03/13 Vancouver, BC Canada at Rickshaw Theatre
03/05/13 Edmonton, AB Canada at The Pawn Shop
03/06/13 Calgary, AB Canada at Dickens Pub
03/08/13 Boise , ID at The Venue
03/09/13 Salt Lake City, UT at Burt's Tiki Lounge
03/10/13 Denver, CO at Marquis Theatre
03/11/13 Colorado Springs, CO at The Black Sheep
03/13/13 Scottsdale, AZ at Pub Rock
03/15/13 San Diego, CA at The Casbah
03/16/13 Long Beach, CA at Alex's Bar
03/17/13 Los Angeles, CA at Echoplex
03/31/13 Newcastle, Australia at Panthers w/ Dropkick Murphys, Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls
04/01/13 Sydney, Australia at Big Top Luna Park w/ Dropkick Murphys, Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls
04/02/13 Melbourne, Australia at Festival Hall w/ Dropkick Murphys, Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls
04/03/13 Adelaide, Australia at The Barton w/ Dropkick Murphys, Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls

Enjoy this exclusive stream of "In My Head," the debut single by New York-based rockers Cilver. The song was released today, February 5, on iTunes (Check out the link below). The track features Guns N' Roses guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal.

Cilver, which was founded late last year, features former members of Me Talk Pretty & The Urgency. The band has a teaser video where you can hear clips of their upcoming record. Be sure to check it out below.

You can purchase "In My Head" right here on iTunes.

For more about Cilver, visit cilverband.com or their Facebook page.