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Obituary eyeing first half of 2021 for new album: "We have a handful of songs"
”We actually started writing some new material for a new album,” bassist Terry Butler said in a new interview. ”We have a handful of songs kind of written…”
Watch classic live videos of Converge, Neurosis, Godflesh, Napalm Death, Isis, Botch & more
Without shows to attend IRL, watch these killer live videos of 13 ’90s/early 2000s metal bands in their prime…
Hellfest 2021 lineup announced; Envy promising new music
Puscifer and Dropkick Murphys are among the new additions to Hellfest 2021, which mostly mirrors the 2020 lineup that didn’t happen.
Psycho Las Vegas announce 2021 lineup
The 2021 lineup is almost exactly the same as it would’ve been this year, with 80 of the 83 bands originally booked returning.
Today's livestreams (Dillinger Escape Plan, Ty Segall, Common, Charles Bradley, more)
plus Prophets of Rage, Portugal. The Man, Orville Peck, Frank Turner, Mac DeMarco, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.
Heavy Quarantine: 5 live metal videos to watch at home
This week’s picks of killer live metal videos to watch while every show is cancelled include Judas Priest in ’83, Obituary in ’90, Neurosis in ’03, and more…
Lord Dying's Erik Olson on 10 albums getting him through "coronapocalypse"
Erik talks about how Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, Free, Suffocation, Lightning Bolt, Blut Aus Nord, King Crimson, and more are getting him through these crazy times.
coronavirus tour cancellation updates: Adam Sandler, Soccer Mommy, Tallest Man, more
Plus: Caribou, Amanda Shires, Black Label Society / Obituary, Stephen Malkmus, United Blood, and more tours that are cancelled/postponed due to COVID-19.
Metal tours announced: Obituary, Ringworm, Deftones, Megadeth/Lamb of God, Wardruna, more
Plus: Heavy Psych Sounds Fest, Human Impact/YOB, Coffins, meth., Rage Against the Machine, Def Leppard, and more heavy tour news.
Massacre (with original vocalist Kam Lee) playing rare NYC show before MDF
It’s billed as Massacre’s first NYC show with both Kam Lee and original bassist Michael Borders in the band since 1991, and their only area appearance this year.
