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Lamb of God have premiered a new song and music video, "Overlord." Check it out below and let us know what you think in the comments!

'VII: Sturm Und Drang' hits stores on July 24 via Epic Records.

This week sees new shit from August Burns Red, Senses Fail, Refused, and more hitting stores. Check out the list of releases below and let us know which ones you're snagging a copy of and which record should be the Album of the Week. Pick your favorite and feel free to vote as many times as you want. Voting ends on Monday, July 6, at noon, when the results will be announced.

UPDATE: The poll has closed. To view the results, click here.

The Slipknot-curated event, Knotfest, will return to the San Manuel Amphitheater & Campgrounds in San Bernardino, California this fall with four stages on Friday, October 23 (pre-party), Saturday, October 24 and Sunday, October 25.

The weekend will feature performances from Judas Priest, Korn, Bring Me the Horizon, and many more. Check out the lineip below.

"Knotfest returns to Southern California for round two and with legends like Judas Priest headlining night one and a lineup of some of the greatest acts in metal and heavy music, we couldn't be more excited," says Slipknot's M. Shawn Crahan (a.k.a. Clown).

In addition to the announced lineup, there will also festival attractions to be announced.

Knotfest two-day tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. PST on Monday, June 29 at Knotfest.com. Limited quantities of Early Bird Discounted 2-day festival tickets, as well as VIP and Camping (RV and dry camping directly adjacent to the venue, is available for Oct. 23-Oct. 26) packages are also available while supplies last.

To view all ticket options for Knotfest, visit Knotfest.com.

Knotfest 2015 Lineup
Saturday, October 24
Main Stage
JUDAS PRIEST
KORN
MASTODON
TRIVIUM
CORROSION OF CONFORMITY
[Special guest to be announced]

Second Stage:
AT THE GATES
BODY COUNT
RED FANG
BATTLECROSS

Third Stage:
GWAR
BORN OF OSIRIS
THE SWORD
GOATWHORE

Fourth Stage (Extreme):
KATAKLYSM
BELPHEGOR
INQUISITION
ABYSMAL DAWN

Sunday October 25
Main Stage:
SLIPKNOT
BRING ME THE HORIZON
CLUTCH
GHOSTFACE KILLA
MOBB DEEP

Second Stage:
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES
ALL THAT REMAINS
KYNG
BEARTOOTH

Third Stage:
CANNIBAL CORPSE
HELMET
SNOT
DEVOUR THE DAY

Fourth Stage (Extreme):
SIX FEET UNDER
DYING FETUS
DISGORGE
INTERNAL BLEADING
GREEN DEATH

In last week's album of the week poll, you, the fans, voted The Relapse Symphony to the top spot, for their album 'Born to Burn.' Check out the top five vote-getters below:

1. The Relapse Symphony - Born To Burn
2. Tarja - Luna Park Ride
3. Breaking Benjamin - Dark Before Dawn
4. Lindemann - Skills In Pills
5. Bring Me The Horizon - Live At Wembley (DVD/2xCD)

Stay tuned for this week's poll, which will be live tomorrow on RevolverMag.com. Until then, you can check out The Relapse Symphony's "Born to Burn" from 'Born to Burn' below:

The daily band lineups for Louisville's Louder than Life festovalhave been announced and single day General Admission and VIP tickets, along with weekend tickets, VIP, hotel and camping packages, are on sale now at LouderThanLifeFestival.com.

Louder than Life will return to Champions Park near downtown Louisville October 3 and 4, for the second annual celebration of the region's culture and cuisine, once again featuring award-winning bourbons and spirits, Gourmet Man Food, and a powerful music lineup.

The daily band lineup for Louder than Life is as follows:

Saturday, October 3: Rob Zombie, Godsmack, Chevelle, Bring Me The Horizon, Seether, Of Mice & Men, Sevendust, Hollywood Undead, Atreyu, Tremonti, Issues, 10 Years, Butcher Babies, Starset, Beartooth, Art of Dying, Turbowolf, Dorothy, Jelly Roll, Cilver, Romantic Rebel, Raveneye

Sunday, October 4: ZZ Top, Shinedown, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators, Breaking Benjamin, 3 Doors Down, Collective Soul, Saint Asonia, Black Stone Cherry, Skid Row, Kentucky Headhunters, Hinder, We Came As Romans, Nothing More, We Are Harlot, Aranda, Like A Storm, The Temperance Movement, The Glorious Sons, Kill It Kid, Marmozets, Red Sun Rising, All Them Witches, Whiskey Myers, Goodbye June

Bands will perform on four stages, while attendees will enjoy bourbon exhibitions and sampling, along with more than 70 food and beverage vendors that will help celebrate the bourbon culture and culinary heritage of this unique American city.

In addition to music performances on three main stages and the Jägermeister side stage, Louder than Life will feature live, in-ring matches with WWE's NXT Superstars, as well as interactive experiences such as artist autograph signings at the Monster Energy Hospitality Rig, the Monster Energy viewing area with beverage sampling, The Crazy Dave's Music Experience, Jack Daniel's Experience, and Zippo Encore Music Experience. In 2014, over 40,000 people were in attendance for this one-of-a-kind event.

Current ticket prices are as follows:
2-Day General Admission:$99.50
2-Day VIP: $214.50
GA Ticket 4-Pack: $340
Single Day General Admission: $69.50
Single Day VIP: $129.50

In addition, 2-Day General Admission NO SERVICE FEE tickets will be available at The Muhammad Ali Center (144 North 6th Street in Louisville) for $99.50 starting Tuesday, June 30 at 9:30 AM ET.

Ticket discounts are also available for active military through LOUDER THAN LIFE partner GovX.

VIP tickets include: VIP entrance to venue; LED screens featuring video feed from all three main stages; VIP dedicated restrooms; upgraded Gourmet Man Food; upgraded bourbon and cocktail selections; shaded VIP pavilion with chairs, tables and couches adjacent to the VIP viewing area (exclusive view of North and South main stages from a seated and standing area located near main stage South); commemorative laminate.

Since The Devil Wears Prada's Mike Hranica appears on the cover of Revolver's new supervillain-themed issue, when we caught up with Hranica and Andy Trick backstage at Rock on the Range, we asked them what kind of villain they would be, if they would be sidekicks, and what kind of superpower The Devil Wears Prada's music has, and much more! Check out the video below!

Revolver's own Stephanie Cabral was on hand to catch all the action at this year's Warped Tour. Check out the photos she captured of August Burns Red for us below–you can also follow her on Twitter and Facebook.

Check out a video below of kids from the Coral Springs, Florida, School of Rock, who covered Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters" earlier this year. Let us know what you think in the comments!

Since Revolver's new issue is supervillain-themed, when we caught up with Of Mice & Men's Austin Carlile and Valentino Arteaga backstage at Rock on the Range, we asked them what kind of villain they would be, who would be their arch nemesis, and what kind of superpower Of Mice & Men's music has, and more! Check out the video below!

As Santa Cruz are touring the U.S. in support of their recently released self-titled album (available via Spinefarm Records), the band will be blogging about their experiences for Revolver. For more on Santa Cruz, follow them on Facebook and Twitter.

Entry by Middy.

After playing at the YouTube spaces, hanging out with Sebastian Bach and spending a night with our friends at the Rainbow, you can imagine the size of the sledgehammer banging inside my head the day after. The late check-out was definitely in order. Fuck the breakfast, we had to leave straight after the wake up call to LAX to catch a plane to Chicago so that we could hook up with the Amaranth guys and continue the tour. No rest for the wicked, right?

We arrived to Chicago late at night and grabbed our stuff from the baggage claim. Then the Spinal Tap started. We took a cab and stuffed our gear and gave the driver the address where the bus was at. What we didn't know was that it was the wrong address, that we had to drive across the state border and that the ride would eventually take over two hours. It's close by, they said. At the point when even the lady at the gas station looks at your cab outside laughs at you and says that "You guys are in are in the middle of nowhere. Are guys sure where you going?" then you know that you're really lost. Well, we found the bus and got to Mojoes at Joliet, Illinois on time. The show was badass and from this on it was just traveling with the bus. No more airports and no more tight schedules, or so we thought.

Next up was the hometown of Prince or the artist formerly known as Prince or …. damn I don't have the button for that one. We got to the sunny Minneapolis. We loaded in our stuff to the venue called Mill City Nights. That night the place was packed and the crowd was mental. Afterwards we hanged out with some local folks and enjoyed ourselves across the street where these two guys jammed old Bon Jovi songs with two pianos but like always the party popper bus call ended the partys way too early. Next up was three shows in Canada and probably the most memorable show of the tour in Calgary. The show was at this intimate club called Republik and the crowd was insane. It was just a matter of time when the crowd would have taken over the stage. You can't describe the feeling when you go to a city you've never been in and people know your lyrics, they're jumping up and down and as a cherry on top of the cake, this dude in the front row has a Santa Cruz tattoo. We were blown away by the gig and the Canadian hospitality that made us arrive back to bus 7AM.

The next morning. Then we had our first proper and needed day-off of the tour. We spent the day in the Canadian Rockies at a little town called Kamloops and spent the day hiking at the mountains. Yes, rock bands do other things on the road than just play gigs and drink 'til the morning light—at least so I've heard that some bands did it back in the early '60s. Or then it's just an urban tale. Just when things started to roll too smooth it finally happened, yes, you guessed it the fucking bus broke down. Somewhere at the Rockies the cops pulled us over for the broken taillight and further inspections also found out that we had a flat tire, ups. Not that we weren't already late on top of that, we had to wait for a new tire for 4 hours at the side of the road, rock star city life. Well shit happens, but we made it to Vancouver an hour before the doors. As we arrived to the Rickshaw Theater we saw probably the most saddest and fucked up sights of our lives. The people on the street looked like they had escaped from 'The Walking Dead.' Doing crack in front of their four wheel homes that you guys are probably more customer to pile up groceries at Walmart. Not the merriest feeling seeing other people without a chance to taste the high end of low. Thank god the things looked a bit brighter for us as we heard the roar of the engines and started our journey towards U.S. border and the home of the grunge Seattle, Washington.

Stay tuned for the part 3!!! Peace out.