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  • COGNIZANCE Premieres “The Zone” Single/Video

    Progressive Death Metallers, COGNIZANCE, have partnered with No Clean Singing for the video premiere of “The Zone,” the third single from forthcoming album, In Light, No Shape. Click below! nocleansinging.com/2026/04/08/an-ncs-video-premiere-cognizance-the-zone/ Following 2024’s critically acclaimed LP Phantazein, COGNIZANCE return with In Light, No Shape May 1 on Willowtip Records! Four LPs deep and a slew of EPs behind them, COGNIZANCE show no signs of restraining the pace of […]

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  • MÖHRKVLTH premiere new track at Atmospheric Black Metal Albums

    Today, Breton black metallers Möhrkvlth premiere the new track “Noz Ar Re Grouget” at the Atmospheric Black Metal Albums YouTube channel. The track is the second to be revealed from the band’s highly anticipated second album, Gwenojennoù An Ankounac’h, set for international release on May 5th via Antiq. Hear Möhrkvlth‘s “Noz Ar Re Grouget” in its entirety exclusively HERE. Formed in 2014, Möhrkvlth is a Breton black metal band located in […]

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  • YOTH IRIA – Greek Black Metallers Unveil “Blessed Be He Who Enters” Video/Single from “Gone with the Devil” Full-Length

    “Blessed Be He Who Enters” is the latest single from Hellenic black metal troop YOTH IRIA. The track comes by way of the band’s stellar third album, Gone With The Devil, set for worldwide release on May 8th through Metal Blade Records. YOTH IRIA‘s trajectory has been on a steep ascent since crafty 2021 debut As The Flame […]

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  • ASTRAYA explore nature of existence in “A Theory of Time”

    Second single and music video taken from upcoming album “Atropine” New album to be released on 24 April 2026 via These Hands Melt. Pre-order limited vinyl & CD editions now Stuttgart-based dark rock quintet Astraya have unveiled the second single and music video “A Theory of Time” off their upcoming album “Atropine”. The band’s second full-length album […]

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  • Album review: Love Rarely – Pain Travels

    Posted on April 9th 2026, 8:00a.m.

  • FLESHCRAWL Sign Worldwide Deal With Distortion Music Group (DMG) – Powered by Reigning Phoenix Music, Unveil New Single And Video “Blood Dominion”!

    The long-established German death metal ensemble FLESHCRAWL has signed a worldwide deal with Distortion Music Group (DMG) – Powered by Reigning Phoenix Music. The signing marks a new chapter as the band prepares to unveil their tenth studio album, Epitome of Carnage on June 12, 2026. FLESHCRAWL‘s obliterating new single “Blood Dominion” marks the first release under this collaboration, following a series of prior releases that saw select DMG roster […]

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  • Soul Of Sheol Premiere New Single & Music Video “Paradise Is Not For Us”

    French symphonic deathcore band Soul Of Sheol premiere a new single titled "Paradise Is Not For Us", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com
  • New single from THE MUGSHOTS

    Special guests Trevor Sadist & Fredrik Norrman The release of THE MUGSHOTS‘ new album, “Gloomy, Eerie And Weird” is now just around the corner, scheduled for April 17th. Today, we present “The Empty Park”, the new single from the album, featuring special guests Trevor, the captivating voice of SADIST, and Fredrik Norrman, longtime guitarist of OCTOBER TIDE and ex KATATONIA.Mickey E.Vil, […]

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  • The Locustz – Buzzkill (Album Review)

    The Locustz (or The Red Locusts as you will recall from the debut album), are back for another round of retro-classic power pop in the vein of their musical heroes The Beatles. Featuring the same line-up of Rick Springfield and the Bissonette brothers Matt & Gregg, the guys deliver 11 supremely crafted pop songs with that familiar 60s/70s vibe that the acclaimed debut featured.   I think this album takes it all to a new level – even catchier songs, more elaborate guitar parts, superb vocals and a slick production.   It’s obviously not your typical melodic rock type album you’d expect from these guys, but it is a classy left turn that gets better and better each listen.   Released on limited green vinyl for Record Store Day April 18, there is supposed to be a CD release coming, but I haven’t had a firm date for that yet. Not every track features Rick on lead vocals. Matt takes lead or co-lead on a few, giving the record another authentic nod to The Beatles.   Highlights are plenty – the strong opening of ‘Welcome To The Revolution’, featuring a classic sounding RS riff; the ultra catchy 60s power pop ‘Battersea Park’ and the intricate ‘Head Full Of Rain’.   The vocal from ‘St. Teresa’ sounds like it could have come directly from Rick’s last album ‘Automatic’, even in this revised musical format. The very Rembrandts sounding uptempo retro-anthem ‘Valentino’s Bed’ is great and the soft psychedelic 90-second ballad ‘Friends’ (sung by Matt) is a light hearted way to close a pretty busy album.   It’s another Rick Springfield left turn, but there’s a new solo album right up ahead, so dig into this joyful collection of well-written and recorded retro power pop songs.
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  • The Locustz – Buzzkill (Album Review)

    The Locustz (or The Red Locusts as you will recall from the debut album), are back for another round of retro-classic power pop in the vein of their musical heroes The Beatles. Featuring the same line-up of Rick Springfield and the Bissonette brothers Matt & Gregg, the guys deliver 11 supremely crafted pop songs with that familiar 60s/70s vibe that the acclaimed debut featured.   I think this album takes it all to a new level – even catchier songs, more elaborate guitar parts, superb vocals and a slick production.   It’s obviously not your typical melodic rock type album you’d expect from these guys, but it is a classy left turn that gets better and better each listen.   Released on limited green vinyl for Record Store Day April 18, there is supposed to be a CD release coming, but I haven’t had a firm date for that yet. Not every track features Rick on lead vocals. Matt takes lead or co-lead on a few, giving the record another authentic nod to The Beatles.   Highlights are plenty – the strong opening of ‘Welcome To The Revolution’, featuring a classic sounding RS riff; the ultra catchy 60s power pop ‘Battersea Park’ and the intricate ‘Head Full Of Rain’.   The vocal from ‘St. Teresa’ sounds like it could have come directly from Rick’s last album ‘Automatic’, even in this revised musical format. The very Rembrandts sounding uptempo retro-anthem ‘Valentino’s Bed’ is great and the soft psychedelic 90-second ballad ‘Friends’ (sung by Matt) is a light hearted way to close a pretty busy album.   It’s another Rick Springfield left turn, but there’s a new solo album right up ahead, so dig into this joyful collection of well-written and recorded retro power pop songs.
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