Opeth

Puscifer and Dropkick Murphys are among the new additions to Hellfest 2021, which mostly mirrors the 2020 lineup that didn’t happen.

plus Ice T, LL Cool J, Chuck D, Dropkick Murphys, Steel Panther, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.

Opeth’s Mikael Åkerfeldt will score Clark, a new six-episode Netflix series about infamous Swedish criminal Clark Olofsson, whose involvement in a failed 1973 bank robbery attempt and hostage situation gave birth to the term ”Stockholm Syndrome.”

Opeth celebrated their new album ‘In Cauda Venenum’ with two shows at Harlem’s historic Apollo Theater. Here’s pictures of night one…

”As I was warming up my voice it was abundantly clear that I was not going to be able to perform at the level where I want to be vocally,” Mikael Åkerfeldt writes. ”I sounded like a goddamn troll. And not in a good way.”

Listen to new songs by Megan Thee Stallion, Chromatics, David Bowie, Warpaint, Snarls, lié, Elephant Stone, and more.

NYC metal lifer Rick Habeeb has stories to tell. Read about the ten albums that influenced his band’s new album (which features members of Artificial Brain, Revocation, and Buckshot Facelift), hear a new track, and check them out at one of their three upcoming shows.

The Misfits reunion isn’t over yet, and this Mexico festival also features Def Leppard, Power Trip, Testament, UFO, Clutch, Knocked Loose, Gatecreeper, and more…

Swedish death metal supergroup Bloodbath (members of Opeth, Katatonia, and Paradise Lost) recently announced that they’d be making a rare U.S. appearance at Maryland Deathfest 2020, and now they scheduled a string of North American headlining dates happening right after…

The huge lineup also includes Incubus, Korn, Mastodon, Opeth, Deep Purple, The Offspring, Obituary, Mayhem, Abbath, Alcest, Electric Wizard, Baroness, Om, Envy, Mono, High On Fire, Killing Joke, Youth of Today, and still tons more…