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The band will perform ‘Act III’ in full at every show

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It’s that time of year again where we talk to as many bands as we can who are raring to blow you away at Bloodstock! Regicide will be rocking the New Blood stage on the Friday… Simple things first – where are you guys from? We are from Essex. How long have you been playing … Continue reading Road To Bloodstock 2026: Regicide

It has now been six years since Fiona Apple released her album Fetch The Bolt Cutters. For anyone else, that would be a long time. But if you’re a fan of Fiona Apple, you’ve presumably made peace with the fact that she goes many, many years in between albums. We shouldn’t expect a new record from Apple anytime soon, either. In a video message last week, Apple said that she’s struggling to write about “this fucking endless barrage of horrors” that she sees in the world around her, though she’s “going to keep trying.” But when things line up just right, Fiona Apple might still write and record a new song.

The post Hear Fiona Apple’s New Song “Horns Of The Bull” For The TV Series <em>Lucky</em> appeared first on Stereogum.

New York death metal veterans Suffocation have confirmed a string of headlining shows in Europe with support coming from Ingested, Eternal and Undeath.
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Canadian extreme metal crew Eaten By Sharks go deep on new full-length The Undertow of Hate, a crushing, composition-focused plunge into nautical horror, psychological collapse and total oceanic ruin. If 2022’s Eradication established the band’s appetite for progressive death metal precision, deathcore violence and groove-heavy punishment, The Undertow of Hate expands the feeding zone into something darker, moodier and more cinematic.

Out July 17 via CDN Records, The Undertow of Hate finds Eaten By Sharks tightening the screws without losing the sense of scale. The riffs still hit with blunt-force intent, but there’s a stronger narrative pull this time around: polyrhythmic churn, odd-time lurches, slam-weighted breakdowns and passages that feel less like songs drifting past one another than scenes in a single disaster unfolding at sea. Fans of Fit For An Autopsy, Gojira and Cattle Decapitation should have a pretty good idea of the pressure system they’re sailing into here.

The band’s recent single “Capsized” set the tone, capturing the moment when calm water gives way to chaos. Across the full album, that chaos becomes the point: transformation, destruction and the ugly realization that once the ship starts going down, nobody is coming to save you.

“We took time to fully immerse ourselves in the writing process and build a cohesive concept rooted in a single cinematic moment of horror,” the band tell Decibel. “This album reflects a deeper understanding of who we are as artists.”

Stream The Undertow of Hate in full below.

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The performance also previews the upcoming official Hellfest 2026 DVD and VHS release

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Bath-based post-punk quartet Bureau De Change is thrilled to announce they have officially signed with the beloved UK