“I think that ultimately, as a Christian person, you… how can I put it? You have to stand by your friends. But that doesn’t mean you don’t have an opinion, and that doesn’t mean you’re not critical.”
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“Ultraviolet Parasite” is now available in full.
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Emerging as the rock-band-to-watch of 2026, acclaimed Detroit, Michigan hard rock collective EVA UNDER FIRE unleash a brand new song and music video entitled ”Starshine” out now via Better Noise Music. Booming stadium-ready drums set the tempo for the track. A hummable guitar lead wraps around the rhythm like a python, squeezing tighter until frontwoman Amanda Lyberg’s alternately soulful and commanding vocals take hold. The tension increases, and she recognizes, “In the shadows, I’m a prisoner of my own head.” The energy swings into the jet stream of a soaring refrain with a lament, ”I’m in the starshine losing time.” It illuminates the group at their brightest.
The accompanying music video shocks the song to life on-screen, while the subject matter captures how the band sucked the marrow out of every date on the four-month trek.
Regarding the song, Lyberg said, ”When you’re up at 3am and can’t sleep because something feels off… that’s the ‘Starshine.’ Reflecting on how amazing this tour has been, I felt the song was a really great description of those post-tour blues. We wanted something that would serve as a nod to the tour, the incredible people we met and all our memories made along the way. ‘Starshine’ is like the superpower we discovered being on a massive tour testing ourselves on the biggest stages across the US. It’s changed us. It keeps us up at night. Normal life will never feel the same, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.”
To recap Eva Under Fire’s unstoppable year thus far, they dropped the new album Villainous. It featured a powerhouse collaboration with In This Moment’s Maria Brink. Beyond amassing millions of streams, while, in a detailed profile, RIFF Magazine marveled at how ”It didn’t take long for Eva Under Fire vocalist Amanda Lyberg to embrace her larger-than-life persona on the Detroit band’s new album, Villainous.”
As mentioned, the band criss-crossed the country supporting hard rock juggernaut Five Finger Death Punch in arenas and amphitheaters coast-to-coast.
Be on the lookout for more tour dates and news soon.
For all of EVA UNDER FIRE’s new music, Amanda Lyberg drew on her career as a licensed therapist to foster open dialogue among the band members, empowering everyone to be heard during the recording. Her work in therapy started in 2018 when she graduated with a Master of Arts degree in Psychology and went on to work at a mental health clinic in Detroit, Transcendence Behavioral Health (owned by Dr. Stephanie Williams). That same year, her father passed away due to a fentanyl overdose. Her mother survived the same batch that killed her father and has been sober for the past six years. In addition to her thriving and busy music career, Amanda is currently a practicing psychotherapist specializing in trauma work, grief, loss, and addiction recovery.
Her story turned into a 2023 short film, My Rockstar, which used EVA UNDER FIRE music throughout and has won over 20 awards at several film fests including Orlando Film Fest, Wild Rivers Film Festival, Toronto WILDfilm Festival, and many others.
Lauded as one of SiriusXM’s 2023 “Ones To Watch,” EVA UNDER FIRE released their critically acclaimed debut album, LOVE, DRUGS & MISERY via Better Noise Music in 2022. Its deluxe version includes the Top 20 Active Rock radio-charting single “Unstoppable” featuring country/rock artist Cory Marks. They’ve toured across the globe with acts including Bush, Bad Wolves, Pop Evil, Skillet, and Finger Eleven, while also appearing at some of rock’s biggest festivals including Aftershock, Inkcarceration, and Rock Fest.
EVA UNDER FIRE—who have amassed over 100 million streams and 10 million YouTube views—substantially expanded their fanbase following their featured appearance in the horror-thriller The Retaliators (Better Noise Films) and the inclusion of their single “Blow (Feat. Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills)” on the film’s soundtrack. Their single “Heroin(e)” was also featured on the soundtrack for the 2020 film Sno Babies (Better Noise Films), which has over 65M global streams. “Heroin(e)” has a combined total of over six million global streams, while “Blow (Feat. Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills)” has over 41.6M global total streams.
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Northlane have pushed back their Australian tour due to the worsening health of guitarist Josh Smith.
In an announcement on Wednesday, the band noted that Smith has “been dealing with significant, rapidly worsening chronic health issues over the last two years and now requires immediate intervention.”
The band’s Australian tour, due to start early next month, will now be postponed until May 2027. Northlane had earlier cancelled their scheduled appearance on this week’s Hellbound Cruise.
Additionally, production issues have delayed the release of forthcoming album Anemoia until November 27.
In some good news for fans, the band’s latest single Deathwish is out now.
“I’m going to confront my own weaknesses and fears. That’s where my real battle begins. And I want to become someone who inspires others to do the same.”
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Of The Violent Hour & Azure Emote.
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Every week there is a tidal wave of new music released unto the world. Each Friday we’ll round up some of the best new music available, some we’ve reviewed, some we haven’t, but all worth checking out!
Theres a lot of new heavy music hitting the airwaves this week, everything from black metal, death metal, gothic metal, Stoner rock, doom, thrash metal and even some of your traditional heavy metal!
Here’s what we think you should check out today!
Kings of USBM, Wolves In The Throne Room, release ‘Estuary’ via Century Media
“represents the sound of a band more than comfortable in taking the path less travelled.”
Read our full review here.
Greek death metal force Abyssus unleash ‘The Reign’ via Fireflash Records.
“the Greek nation’s most celebrated names as of late and this record cements that recognition.”
Read our full review here.
Bay Area thrash legends Forbidden release their latest, self-titled album via BLKIIBLK.
“this isn’t a straightforward thrasher. You will hear elements of groove metal, traditional heavy metal, power metal and progressive metal.”
Read our full review here.
NWOBHM royalty Satan release boxset ‘Out of the Fire 1981-1985’ via Cherry Red Records.
“razor sharp riffs, amazing melodies and intricate harmonies.”
Read our full review here.
Belgian grinders Leng Tch’e release EP ‘Hammered Into Collapse’ via Season of Mist.
“Brief and belligerently aggressive”
Read our full review here.
Progressive sludge outliers Boss Keloid release ‘Float & Aperture’ via Church Road Records.
“crushing, complex melodies, but have periods of serene calm that make the music all consuming and immersive.”
Read our full review here.
Black Sabbath guitar wizard Tony Iommi releases solo album ‘From The Dark’ via BMG.
“proof that Tony Iommi is still the undisputed riff lord.”
Read our full review here.
Guttural slam band Embryectomy release third album ‘Vitriolic Baptism’ via Unique Leader.
“half-an-hour of uncompromising, unrelenting stomps “
Read our full review here.
Bad Earth – Stitches (Independent)
Boneyard – Black Static (Independent)
Ian Blurton’s Future Now – Imperial Filth (Pajama Party)
Leadfeather – Catch The Silvertrain [EP] (Independent)
Mason Hill – World So Wonderful (7hz Productions)
Phil Vincent – Passive Aggressive (Independent)
Scott Weiland – Live (Primary Wave Music)
Sweet – Live 25 (Metalville)
Swervedriver – Raise: Demos (Outer Battery Records)
Turbo – Listen… Shut Up! (Independent)
After Infinity – Beyond Eternity (Rockshots Records)
Distant Shadow – World of Disillusion (Independent)
Wolfshead – Wolfshead (Jawbreaker Records)
Ala – The Dragon’s Return (WormholeDeath Records)
Alasthor – Flesh Apart, Mind Aside (Chapitre XIII)
Anagnorisis – Caregriever (Negative Reflections)
Bokkerijders – Crush Kill Destroy (Personal Records)
Curebinder – Psychohazard (Avantegarde Music)
Janvs – Fatum Est (Avantegarde Music)
Jernlov – Redemption (Nordic Mission)
Sigilo – Gloria ad Inferi (Alma Mater Records)
Stygian Steel – Black Lotus Veil (High Roller Records)
Wyrm Chasm – Wyrm Chasm (Independent)
A Distorted Utopia – An Heir To All The Ills Of Flesh (Independent)
Beaten To Death – Vntrve (Mas-Kina Recordings)
Callider – The Explorer (Motor Entertainment)
Casket Dweller – River of Slumber (Nuclear Winter Records)
Macocha – Pale Heart (Independent)
Nicotine Dolls – Nicotine Dolls (BMG)
Obscura Qalma – Immortality Through Ashes (Dusktone)
Saprobiontic – Of Fire and Bloodshed (Black Lion Records)
Beyond Extinction – Three Swords [EP] (Independent)
Mental Cruelty – Echoes of a Fallen Land (Century Media)
Blood of the Earth – Beneath A Sky That Breaks [EP] (Independent)
Earthbong – Salutations to the Cultivators (The Lasting Dose Records)
Goat Major – Death Comes Twice (Ripple Music)
Godzilla in the Kitchen – Termination Sequence (Tonzonen Records)
Grief Cathedral – The Graves We Hold Inside (Morbid and Miserable Records)
Hempire – Sealed By The Sea [EP] (Independent)
Hexecutioner – Ascension Rock (Independent)
Kant – Echoes of Unfortunate Times (Sound Of Liberation Records)
Maison Dieu – Città Nascosta (Octopus Rising)
Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol – Ca$h Grab (Independent)
Snake Mountain Revival – The Divide (Ripple Music)
The Scars in Pneuma – Cursed Songs From the Garden of Twilight (Masked Dead Records)
Big Ass Truck I.E. – Found On Road Dead [EP] (Nuclear Blast Records)
Get The Shot – Crucifixion Depiction (Arising Empire)
Half Me – Dogma (Arising Empire)
Killed By Sorrow – Empire of Excess (Independent)
Last Agony – Death Wave (sentient RUin)
Moni Jitchell – Aware (Independent)
Niis – Play Niis [EP] (Rise Records)
Glasswaves – while(True) (Sharptone Records)
Onryō UK – Exit Here [EP] (Independent)
Windwalker – Smile, You’re On Camera (tbc)
Dragonland – Prophecies (Scarlet Records)
Savage Grace – Underworld (Back on Black)
Entheos – Empty on the Inside (Metal Blade Records)
Ignea – Monumental (Napalm Records)
Messier 16 – Shouts from the Cliffs of Heterodoxy (Time to Kill Records)
Mines – Mines I (Live Album) (Independent)
Pilotinthepicture – While We Escape (Independent)
Polyphia – Be Not Affraid (Rise Records)
Absolutle Darkness – Witness To A Dying World (Independent)
Hostilia – The Curse of Khamun (Hammerheart Records)
Infernal Majesty – None Shall Defy (Dissonance Productions)
Estertor – Evil Black Church (Black Lion Records)
Could Seed – Terminal (Klonosphere Records) [Post-Rock]
Ensemble Tikoro – Tortoise (Jangjang Records) [Throat Singing/Death/Thrash]
Fake Names – Punk Ruins (Epitaph Records) [Punk]
Ghostemane – AM:FM (Independent) [Trap Metal]
Madam Orange – Parallax (Amalgam) [Experimental Drone/Jazz]
Qualm – Let’s Find Those Parrots In The Clouds (Zinnober Records) [Experimental]
Turmion Kätilöt – Resodance (Nuclear Blast Records) [Industrial Metal]
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