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  • Video Premiere: Deteriorot – “Fallen Misery”

    There are death metal bands who chased trends. And then there are bands like Deteriorot—who stayed in the shadows long enough to become part of them.

    Formed in the late ’80s, Deteriorot have always operated in that suffocating space where doom-drenched atmosphere collides with American underground brutality. They never pivoted. Never softened. Never polished the edges off what made them dangerous in the first place. And now, nearly four decades deep, they return with a new video for “Fallen Misery,” the exclusive single from Echoes From The Past—out February 4 via Faithless Entertainment.

    “Fallen Misery” sounds exactly like it should.

    The guitars crawl forward in thick, oppressive waves—less concerned with speed than with weight. Frontman Paul Zavaleta’s vocals don’t roar so much as exhale something ancient and malignant. The song moves with the patience of a ritual: deliberate, methodical, suffocating. Fans of Immolation and Incantation will recognize the tension immediately—those slow-burning chord shapes that feel like they’re folding the ceiling inward.

    The accompanying video leans into that atmosphere rather than distracting from it. Stark, shadow-heavy visuals amplify the song’s oppressive mood, reinforcing what Deteriorot have always done best: creating death metal that feels cavernous and almost liturgical in its darkness. It’s not flashy. It doesn’t need to be. The power comes from immersion.

    The Echoes From The Past deluxe vinyl edition is more than a reissue—it’s a consolidation of legacy. Long revered in underground circles and hailed by outlets like Blabbermouth as essential death metal history, the compilation captures the arc of a band that refused compromise. For devotees of doom-laced extremity—and even those who appreciate the mournful grandeur of My Dying Bride—this release underscores why Deteriorot remain foundational to the darker strain of U.S. death metal.

    If anything, “Fallen Misery” proves that time hasn’t dulled their edge. It’s sharpened it.

    Watch the premiere of “Fallen Misery” below and experience a band that never left the abyss—only learned how to command it.

    The post Video Premiere: Deteriorot – “Fallen Misery” appeared first on Decibel Magazine.

  • Watch Nevermore Reignite Their Metal Legacy in Ola Englund’s Exclusive Documentary – @thebeast

    Nevermore Speaks: Behind the Scenes of Their Documentary with Ola Englund

    Progressive metal legends Nevermore are back, and fans finally get an intimate look into the band’s journey, courtesy of Sweden’s Ola Englund, who captured the reunion in a new documentary-style video. In this candid footage, the band members open up about the comeback, the audition process for new members, and life on the road—without the traditional interview interruptions.
    Picking Up Where They Left Off

    Nevermore’s hiatus ended in 2010, but as guitarist Jeff Loomis and drummer Van Williams reveal, the story wasn’t finished. In the video, they share how they wanted to write new material and reconnect with the music that defined their careers. “We felt we had more to say musically,” Loomis reflects, emphasizing the drive to create fresh material while honoring Nevermore’s past.
    The documentary shows the band candidly discussing the delicate task of continuing the band without the late Warrel Dane, highlighting their desire to stay authentic while injecting new energy into the lineup.
    Finding the Right Members

    One of the most compelling segments follows the extensive audition process. Nevermore received over 650 submissions from singers and bassists, and each tape was carefully reviewed. The video documents how Jack Toy (guitar), Samir Ouran (bass), and Bersan (vocals) were chosen for their skill, passion, and respect for Nevermore’s legacy.
    “Bersan’s passion was immediate,” the band says on camera. “A lot of people can sing, but you could feel it—he really cared.” Fans get a rare glimpse into the decision-making process, showing that the band prioritized chemistry as much as technical ability.
    Honoring the Legacy of Warrel Dane

    Nevermore takes time in the video to reflect on Warrel Dane’s influence as a vocalist and lyricist. The members explain that continuing the band is a way to honor Dane’s contributions and ensure that his voice and lyrics continue to inspire fans and musicians alike.
    The footage highlights their emotional connection to the music, showing that despite past struggles, the band remains a family at heart.
    Rehearsals in Sweden

    The documentary also captures the band in Swansneck Soundworks, a secluded 1840s estate in Sweden. The serene location allowed the group to rehearse an hour-and-a-half headline set of 24–25 songs, preparing for summer shows and festival appearances. Fans see Nevermore’s dedication to perfection, as well as lighter moments, like sauna sessions and snow jumps that showcase the camaraderie and energy behind the music.
    Upcoming Shows and Fan Excitement

    Nevermore’s first comeback show is set for April 1st in Istanbul, Turkey, marking a special moment for Turkish members Samir and Bersan. The band also hints at festival dates and a U.S. performance at Prague Power USA in September. The documentary captures their enthusiasm for reconnecting with fans, promising high-energy performances and a return to the stage that honors both old and new fans.


    Why Fans Should Watch

    This documentary-style video offers a raw, unfiltered glimpse into Nevermore’s world. With candid reflections, behind-the-scenes footage, and a look at the new lineup, fans get an inside look at what it takes to revive a legendary metal band.
    For tour updates, merchandise, and more, visit nevermoreofficial.com.
  • TWISTED SISTER Recruits ACE FREHLEY’s Drummer For Upcoming Reunion Shows

    Joey Cassata sitting behind his drum kit in a promotional photo.

    Ace Frehley collaborator joins Sebastian Bach-fronted lineup for select shows, Joe Franco appears to be out of the reunion.

    The post TWISTED SISTER Recruits ACE FREHLEY's Drummer For Upcoming Reunion Shows appeared first on Metal Injection.

  • Glassjaw Announce Intimate UK Headline Show

    Glassjaw have revealed that they are going to be bringing a bit more chaos to the masses whilst they are in the UK later this year.


    The band are due to play 2000trees Festival in July, and have added a little extra appearance at London’s Electric Ballroom on the 10th.

    It will be the band’s first headline show in the country since 2022, where they celebrated their classic albums ‘Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence’ and ‘Worship and Tribute’ by playing them both in full.

    Tickets for this experience, which the band have beckoned you to, “Feel free to participate” at, will be on sale from March 06 from this very link.


    2000trees will be taking place at Upcote Farm, Cheltenham, between July 8-11. As well as Glassjaw, you will also get to see Alkaline Trio, Funeral For A Friend, Cancer Bats, Superheaven, Dinosaur Pile-Up, House Of Protection, High Vis, Marmozets, Arcane Roots, Militarie Gun, The Scratch, Mariachi El Bronx, The Bronx, As Everything Unfolds, Petrol Girls, The Skints, A, Anthony Green, Dead Pioneers, Arcane Roots and many MANY more.

    Tickets are available now from here.

    The post Glassjaw Announce Intimate UK Headline Show appeared first on Rock Sound.

  • Top 10 Dusty Springfield Songs

    One incredible voice that none of us will ever forget was the voice of Dusty Springfield. Her wonderful phrasing enticed listeners to believe every word she sang. Dusty Springfield always recorded the perfect material, and she had massive success with many of her songs. Dusty Springfield was born in the city of West Hampstead, London. Dusty Springfield began professionally singing in 1958 with the group The Lana Sisters. Following her work in The Lana Sisters, she formed a group with her brother Tom called the Springfields. The group had amazing success in the United Kingdom, becoming one of the country’s

    The post Top 10 Dusty Springfield Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

  • Stream Dagmar Zuniga’s Stunning Debut in filth your mystery is kingdom / far smile peasant in yellow music

    It’s the kind of story every independent musician hopes for: Last January, Dagmar Zuniga uploaded her debut album to Bandcamp and YouTube, and it quietly blew up. Quietly because it’s not like in filth your mystery is kingdom / far smile peasant in yellow music got the Heavy Metal treatment, but also, how else could…

    The post Stream Dagmar Zuniga’s Stunning Debut <em>in filth your mystery is kingdom / far smile peasant in yellow music</em> appeared first on Stereogum.

  • Courtney Love & Melissa Auf der Maur Tease Hole Reunion Tour

    Hole were one of the greatest rock bands of the ’90s, and there are plenty of people who would love to see them reunite. It could happen. The band’s entire Celebrity Skin-era lineup is alive and seemingly healthy. But will it happen? Over the years, Courtney Love has publicly gone back and forth on the idea of a reunion. At the moment, she’s back to teasing it.

    The post Courtney Love & Melissa Auf der Maur Tease Hole Reunion Tour appeared first on Stereogum.

  • AARON STAINTHORPE To Perform MY DYING BRIDE Material With DEAD SPACE CHAMBER MUSIC In Bristol

    Aaron Stainthorpe performing live on stage with My Dying Bride.

    Legendary doom vocalist returns for a one-off UK event on September 19, 2026, with chamber arrangements of classic MDB songs.

    The post AARON STAINTHORPE To Perform MY DYING BRIDE Material With DEAD SPACE CHAMBER MUSIC In Bristol appeared first on Metal Injection.

  • Alan Williams – Floating On the Dreamline

    If Alan Williams’ life-to-date was a Hollywood movie, it would be one of those where it starts at the end. In this case, it’s his combination retirement/record release party later this month. The album is his third solo release, Floating On the Dreamline. The retirement is from being a professor of music at the University […]