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Plus: Mork, Madball, Lightning Bolt, Sleep, Claudio Simonetti's Goblin, Slayer, Earthless, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, and more metal tour announcements.

Here's all the metal we posted on BV this week, including The Armed, Torche, Wear Your Wounds, Falls of Rauros, Melvins & Flipper, Wormed, Destruction, Abbath, and more.

Listen to new songs by Jai Paul, Abbath, Jesse Malin & Lucinda Williams, Chk Chk Chk, Erykah Badu, Whitney, Lost Under Heaven, and more.

The album is a 7xLP or 4xCD set that's over three hours long, and it's out this week.

Industrial metal legends Godflesh are a week and a half away from releasing their new album Post Self, but first they headlined the Hospital Productions 20th anniversary show at Brooklyn's Warsaw on Sunday (11/5), where they played their classic 1989 debut Streetcleaner in its entirety...

Most details on the album are TBA, but first a cassette of seven demos from it will be available at the Hospital Productions 20th anniversary show.

Plenty of great metal, hardcore and other heavy shows in NYC are getting announced all the time. We don't get a chance to write about all of them, so here's a roundup of some recently-announced stuff coming up: Pennsylvania death metal band Rivers of Nihil will release their sophomore album, Monarchy, this week via Metal Blade (pre-order), and they're in NYC TONIGHT (8/19) to celebrate at Sa...

Nothing Changes is the weekly late-night party that happens at small Lower East Side bar Home Sweet Home that tends to feature relatively obscure goth/noise/punk/etc artists, and sometimes hosts bigger bands while they tour through NYC like Iceage and Merchand...

Prurient at Saint Vitus in January (more by Greg Cristman) NYC label Hospital Productions is hosting a special, non-Wednesday, early (8PM) Nothing Changes party at Home Sweet Home on Sunday, August 10 in mark of the 21st anniversary of the death of Euronymous of the forerunning Norwegian black metal band Mayhem, who was notoriously killed of Burzum...

Clay Rendering at Saint Vitus in January (more by Greg Cristman) Post-industrial husband and wife duo Clay Rendering are teaming up with dark ambient master Lussuria and minimalist noise/ambient project Dual Action for an east coast tour in early May that, unfortunately, doesn't hit NYC...