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Catch Your Breath have premiered a music video for their new track “Blood Money.” The clip was directed by Alex Kouvatsos. Frontman Josh Mowery commented on the song: Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

AJ Peoples takes a more melodic, emotionally open approach on For You, stepping away from dense lyricism to let feeling guide the track. Built on a smooth, understated beat, the song leans into atmosphere and vulnerability, with vocals that feel direct and unforced. There’s a softness in the delivery that contrasts with his usual sharpness, giving the track a more intimate tone. For You works best in its simplicity, focusing on connection and intention rather than complexity, revealing another side of AJ Peoples’ artistry that feels both genuine and refreshingly unguarded.

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Game Over will re-release the “Burst Into The Quiet” LP on April 17 through Scarlet Records. A classic 2010s thrash metal cornerstone, “Burst Into The Quiet” was the second studio album for Game Over, and the one that definitely put them in the international map. Inspired by the classic Bay Area scene, Game Over mixed those influences with modern […]

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Foo Fighters have officially premiered their new single “Caught In The Echo,” now streaming via a lyric video. For fans looking for something more tangible, the band have also hidden 20 unique burned copies of the track at various retail locations, each featuring hand-drawn artwork. Several of those limited editions have already been discovered… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Swedish heavy metal force TUNGSTEN have unveiled the official music video for their powerful new single “The North Will Rise,” featuring a guest appearance from Tony Kakko of SONATA ARCTICA. Blending epic melodies, thunderous rhythms and soaring vocals, the track showcases the band’s signature mix of classic heavy metal spirit and modern precision. Driven by an anthemic atmosphere and cinematic intensity, “The North […]

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The Horses deliver a vibrant, high-energy indie rock moment with Little Epiphany, channeling jangly guitars and a raw, live-band immediacy. The track moves with a restless, sunlit urgency, blending classic alt-rock spirit with a fresh, unpolished edge. Its driving rhythm and bright hooks give it an instantly engaging feel, while the stripped-back production keeps everything grounded and real. There’s a sense of spontaneity throughout, as if captured in a single take, making Little Epiphany a punchy, feel-good anthem built for loud speakers and late summer evenings.

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CROWN THE BEAST unleash their apocalyptic vision in May, with the new digital EP “Judgement”, a crushing display of groovy modern death metal infused with old-school brutality. Expanding on the band’s established sound, the release pushes their sonic intensity even further, delivering a relentless and immersive journey into the dark universe imagined by Crown The Beast. […]

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Today, Chilean death metal legends Atomic Aggressor reveal the new track “Dwellers of the Unknown.” The track is the first to be revealed from the band’s highly anticipated second album, The Occult Forces, which will see release later this spring via Hells Headbangers. Hear Atomic Aggressor‘s “Dwellers of the Unknown” in its entirety HERE at Hells Headbangers‘ official YouTube channel. At ground zero of Chile’s still-thriving death metal scene, Atomic […]

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Business filings have allegedly revealed a debt restructuring plan the band have in place.

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Silver Otto delivers a glossy indie electronic gem with I Really Need to Know, blending vibrant synth-pop energy with an undercurrent of restless emotion. Built on shimmering production, punchy drum machines, and infectious hooks, the track leans fully into its danceable, feel-good surface while lyrically circling obsession and uncertainty. There’s a playful tension between sweetness and urgency, as the vocals push forward with a sense of longing that never quite resolves.

Bright, addictive, and effortlessly catchy, I Really Need to Know turns emotional indecision into a neon-lit, late-night pop moment.

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