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After unveiling the first previews of their debut album over the past months, NOVOMUNDO now reveal the final chapter before the full release of “The Cursed Cult”, set for March 1st, 2026. The Roman band present “Maitresse La Sirene”, the last single ahead of the album’s release — a track that both encapsulates and expands the artistic vision developed throughout […]

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Forged in the isolation of the Dutch lockdowns, Eeuwig emerged from Arnhem in 2022 as a dark and atmospheric new force within the European metal scene. Founded by Jeroen van Riet (ex-Dead End, My Favorite Scar), the project quickly evolved when he brought in vocalist Ronald Stempyn (ex-Dead Bolt, Deem Index) to help shape its […]

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“I looked up to him. I was in love with him”

On April 24th internationally, Dominance of Darkness Records is proud to present Blood Countess‘ highly anticipated second album, Imperatrix Sanguinis, on CD and vinyl LP formats. For nearly a decade now, the UK’s Blood Countess has waged a war on weakness and mediocrity with a black metal sound strikingly authentic: nothing but the coldest, most merciless of the mid-to-late ’90s. Think […]

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
VISITANT ANNOUNCES LEGAL ACTION TO RECLAIM RIGHTS TO “RUBIDIUM”
Metal band Visitant has announced that they are seeking legal representation in an effort to regain the rights to their album Rubidium , nearly one year after its release.
In a public statement shared with fans, the band revealed that no tangible copies of the album have been produced or delivered, including copies intended for the band and for supporters who purchased or pre ordered the record.
Visitant stated that they attempted to resolve the matter privately and professionally over an extended period of time. After waiting and repeated outreach, the band says no progress was made toward a resolution.
As a result, Visitant reports they are currently unable to press physical records, distribute the album independently, or fully move forward with the release.
Having exhausted other options, the band has secured legal representation to pursue reclaiming the rights to their work. They are now asking supporters for assistance in helping cover legal costs associated with the process.
“Every share, donation, and word of encouragement helps us more than you know,” the band shared in their statement.
Further updates are expected as the situation develops. The Gofundme can be found at this link https://gofund.me/5569c80d0 https://gofund.me/5569c80d0

Surreal imagery, crediting classic poets and philosophers, trying to scare each other with freak-out jams, inspiration from mime artists… it’s without doubt the most adventurous music any member the band ever made

Fans of Arch Enemy hoping for Angela Gossow to fill the void left by Alissa White-Gluz are going to be disappointed by this news, as the former vocalist turned manager took to social media to say she’s not the band’s next vocalist.

Rumors began to swirl last week when both Arch Enemy and Gossow posted a cryptic teaser featuring a hooded figure holding a torch before ‘2026’ pops up on the clip. Fans also thought the two were reuniting because both parties had blacked out their profile pictures, making people believe this was a coordinated effort to hint at a potential reunion.

And while folks ate up that potential rumor and reunion, Gossow went online and said definitively that she’s not the new vocalist.

“It’s not ME! But thank you for all the love! I am really excited to be involved in this new chapter as the manager This is gonna CRUSH!”

Having remained the band’s business manager in recent years, Gossow’s uniquely familiar with the goings on in the band. She even gave White-Gluz her approval when the lineup change happened back in 2014.

So now that that’s out of the way, the band posted another teaser on their Instagram account, this time showing someone reaching to grab a microphone off the floor. We’ll probably know who’s handling vocal duties for Arch Enemy soon enough. It just very likely won’t be Gossow.

The post Angela Gossow Shoots Down Rumors That She’s the Next Arch Enemy Vocalist appeared first on MetalSucks.

The Polish metal band Behemoth not only had their show in Turkey cancelled by authorities, but also decided themselves to not perform in Bangalore, India.

The post BEHEMOTH No Longer To Play In One City In India Due To Threats Of "Arrest Or Physical Danger" From "Religious Christian Groups" appeared first on Metal Injection.

Romanian singer Alexandra Căpitănescu has released the studio version and official music video for her new single Choke Me. The track leans firmly into a heavy rock and alternative sound, driven by forceful instrumentation, dramatic structure, and a vocal performance marked by grit, power, and a wide dynamic range.

The release comes as the song advances to the Grand Final of Romania’s Selecția Națională 2026. After a live audition stage featuring more than 100 entries, Choke Me was selected by the jury as one of the finalists. Alexandra Căpitănescu will perform the song on March 4, competing for the chance to represent Romania at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna.

Alexandra is already familiar with major stages. She won The Voice Romania Season 11, where she made a strong first impression during the blind auditions. Her performance of Welcome to the Jungle earned a four-chair turn and quickly drew international attention, helping establish her as a confident rock vocalist.

With Choke Me, Alexandra Căpitănescu delivers a focused rock release that works both as a standalone single and as a serious contender in Romania’s Eurovision selection process.

The post Alexandra Căpitănescu Releases New Rock Single “Choke Me” first appeared on FemMetal – Goddesses of Metal.

Formed in 2022 in the Spanish Balearic Islands by a group of seasoned and experienced musicians, SolNegre’s music is something that comes directly from the band members’ hearts. For them, their music is an essential expression of their true selves, an honest representation of everything they are and all that their lives have encompassed – all […]

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