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  • The Eternal Sorrow of the Stars Defines BEYOND SEVENTH DIMENSION’s Debut

    Tähtien ikuinen suru—Finnish for “The Eternal Sorrow of the Stars”—is the debut album from BEYOND SEVENTH DIMENSION. Released on September 4 through Inverse Records, the seven-track work uses the immeasurable scale of the universe as a backdrop for deeply human memories, longing and despair. Across almost 45 minutes, the album considers the unknown worlds that […]

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  • After More Than 30 Years, FALKENBACH Will Finally Take the Stage

    There has never been a FALKENBACH concert. That will change at Prophecy Fest 2027, where the German pagan metal project will deliver its first live performance as a world-exclusive appearance inside the Balve Cave. Scheduled for September 2–4, 2027, the festival has revealed FALKENBACH as its first major announcement. No details about the musicians accompanying […]

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  • A Mother, a Son and the Cosmos Meet in IAPETUS’ “The Mother Void”

    The relationship between mortal life and an indifferent universe lies at the heart of “The Mother Void,” the newly released title track from IAPETUS. Spanning almost thirteen minutes, the composition features guest vocals from Fabienne Erni of Eluveitie and Illumishade. “The Mother Void” is the second preview of the American progressive and melodic death metal […]

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  • Blind Belief Casts a Long Shadow in SEES’ “Tähden Varjo”

    A worldview constructed entirely upon unquestioned belief lies at the centre of “Tähden Varjo,” the first single from Finnish post-metal band SEES. Extending beyond eight minutes, the song is the most progressive and exploratory composition on the group’s forthcoming debut album, Suoja. The title can be translated as “The Star’s Shadow,” an image reflected in […]

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  • Three Years of Work Surface on GREY SHORES’ Debut Album

    Atmospheric black metal, post-rock expansiveness and melodic melancholy converge on Dark Waters of Night, the debut album from Stockholm duo GREY SHORES. Written and recorded across three years, the independently released seven-track record is now available in full. Rather than treating aggression and atmosphere as opposing elements, Martin Andersson and Vilhelm Andersson allow them to […]

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  • A Decade After Their Debut, SCARBLADE Open a New Chapter

    Ten years after releasing their first album, Gothenburg heavy metal band SCARBLADE are preparing to return with its long-awaited successor. The group have signed with Wormholedeath for the worldwide release of Guardians of Time, due on October 30. The nine-track record brings together traditional heavy metal foundations and a contemporary production approach. Although its songs […]

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  • Forty Years In, SORCERY Strike Again with “Terminate”

    Four decades after emerging from Sweden’s formative death metal underground, SORCERY are preparing to mark their anniversary with a new studio album. The Immaculate Sin, the band’s fifth full-length, will arrive on October 1 through Xtreem Music. Its latest preview is “Terminate,” a compact demonstration of the dark, riff-driven approach that has carried SORCERY through […]

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  • AC/DC Toronto show in doubt after venue suffers significant storm damage

    AC/DC’s sold out show at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on September 16 is in doubt after the venue suffered significant storm damage this week.

    The Canadian city was battered by weather on Wednesday, with flooding and heavy winds causing widespread chaos.

    The Australian rockers’ 2026 Power Up world tour is scheduled to roll into the 50,000 capacity venue in a few weeks. But that performance may not go ahead according to one local politician.

    Promoters Live Nation Canada have been served with an “order to remedy unsafe building” by the City of Toronto after an inspection was carried out on Thursday.

    Pictures show a large part of one of the venue’s temporary stands has collapsed.

    Councillor James Pasternak, who represents York Centre, tells the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC): “This stadium collapsed in a major storm event, and the question is, can they reconstruct it and repair it so that it’s satisfactory, so that it’s safe.

    “They may not be able to get AC/DC in this year.”

    The venue has been controversial since it opened last year, with fans bemoaning the difficulty they face getting to the site, which is on a former air field.

    Rogers Stadium – not to be confused with the downtown Rogers Centre which is home to the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team – is said to be one of North America’s few venues of its size that is not also home to a sports team.

    Coldplay’s Chris Martin described it as a “weird stadium in the middle of nowhere” when his band played there last year.

    It was built as a temporary stadium, due to be demolished in 2030 to make way for new housing.

    Live Nation Canada say: “Our teams are continuing to assess the extent of the damage. We will provide more information as it becomes available.”

    AC/DC remaining world tour dates 2026

    Sep 08: St. Louis The Dome at America’s Center, MS
    Sep 12: Montreal Parc Jean-Drapeau, QC
    Sep 16: Toronto Rogers Stadium, ON
    Sep 25: East Rutherford MetLife Stadium, NJ
    Sep 29: Philadelphia Lincoln Financial Field, PA

  • Andrew Black Rebuilds AMAROK’s “Legacy” Around Its Wounded Core

    The enormous physical weight of AMAROK’s original “Legacy” has given way to something quieter, more intimate and no less unsettling. Reworked by Andrew Black, known for his live work with Mizmor and Hell, the new interpretation strips the composition back to its emotional foundation and brings its central melody into sharper focus. Premiered by No […]

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  • A Different Kind of Darkness Emerges in CARNATION’s “Labyrinth of Silence”

    Belgian death metal band CARNATION explore more hypnotic territory on “Labyrinth of Silence,” the third single from their forthcoming fourth album, Symphony in Flesh. The independently released record arrives worldwide on October 16. The band describes the song as an immersive departure built around atmosphere and gradual progression: “There’s a strong sense of atmosphere throughout […]

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