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Mortem, Featuring Members of Mayhem, Arcturus & 1349, Announces New Album “Mørketid”
Mortem returns with a new ode to the dark: "Mørketid." Combining brooding, mid-paced monumental riffs with bursts of hyper-speed black metal, the album — set for release via Peaceville on 3rd July — marks a clear progression from their 2019 debut, "Ravnsart." Across eight tracks of savage, eerie, and often epic black metal, the band is joined by th… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
Iron Maiden’s Nicko McBrain To Release His Autobiography ‘Hello Boys And Girls!’ In October
“I am blessed to be able to finally share my path to where I am today, in my own words, with the world.'”
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Junius Tease New Single “The Oracle”
You won’t need an oracle to know its premiere date.
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Iron Maiden Drummer Nicko McBrain To Release Autobiography “Hello Boys And Girls!” In October
Harper Nonfiction are set to publish the thrilling, hilarious and deeply personal autobiography of Iron Maiden’s unstoppable drummer, Nicko McBrain. Hello Boys and Girls! will publish into hardback, ebook and audio on 22nd October 2026. Nicko McBrain is the legendary drummer for Iron Maiden, joining the band in 1982, after stints with artists li… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
The Number Twelve Looks Like You’s “Mongrel” To Receive Remastered Vinyl Reissue
Three separate pressings are available.
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Warning Unveils Audio Video For New Song “Night Comes Down”
Warning, who recently announced their first new album in 20 years, "Rituals Of Shame," due 19th June via Relapse Records, release a second track from the eagerly-awaited album with today’s unveiling of "Night Comes Down." Patrick Walker comments: "Whenever I’m asked to say something about a song, I immediately find myself faced with a kind of wr… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
Anthrax Reveals New Album Title And Release Date; New Single “It’s For The Kids” Out On Friday
American thrash metal legends Anthrax has announced that they will release a brand new song this Friday (May 15th) entitled, "It's For The Kids." The track will be the band's first taste of new material in ten years, following the release of their 2016 album, "For All Kings." In addition to this, the band has also confirmed that the title of their … Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
Joey Rival Creative Destruction Review
Joey Rival Creative Destruction Review
The EP opens in a very eerie manner with the track “We Are The Dark,” which begins with the sound of a music box. This element sets a suspenseful atmosphere, preparing the listener for an impending storm. Soon after, powerful and syncopated guitar riffs establish a tense rhythm, creating a sinister and unstable ambiance. The song gradually builds, showcasing an artistic vision that draws influences from Marilyn Manson and Nine Inch Nails. However, it transitions into a heavier metal sound, complete with growls that reflect a unique experimental spirit.
Following this, “Welcome Death” reveals the artist’s industrial and somewhat dystopian vibes. This track paints futuristic and dark scenes, marked by continuous changes that make the music feel cinematic. The production is superb, and the sound choices are extraordinary. The artist’s ability to create these vivid atmospheres makes the listener feel as though they are in a film reminiscent of “Blade Runner.”
The EP proceeds with “No Way Out,” a song that, especially in the verses, echoes some elements of Rammstein. The spooky and intense vibes persist, but the melody and epic guitar work occasionally remind one of the German band. This track stands out with its hard-hitting yet melodic approach, adding depth to the EP.
Creative Destruction – Sound and Atmosphere
Overall, this EP highlights the themes of human decay, increasingly dominated by algorithms and artificial intelligence rather than genuine emotions. Each song offers a message about the modern condition while exploring a variety of heavy music styles. The lyrical content contemplates societal changes, urging listeners to reflect on the implications of technology’s rise.
This EP is fantastic and deserves to be recommended to everyone who enjoys a mix of heavy metal and thought-provoking themes. Joey Rival successfully combines dark aesthetics with profound musicality. The experience of listening feels complete, challenging yet engaging.
Joey Rival’s “Creative Destruction” is not just an EP but an exploration of sound and narrative depth.
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For fans of:Marilyn Manson • Nine Inch Nails • Rammstein
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Tegan And Sara Join Alex Lahey On New Version Of “You Don’t Think You Like People Like Me”
In the summer of 2016, Alex Lahey released her debut EP B-Grade University, a kinetic and catchy set of alt-rock songs that directly led to us naming her an Artist To Watch. A decade later, she’s running it back. A new reissue of the EP called B-Grade University (Reunion Edition) tacks on five extra tracks,…
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Pearl Jam Announced For 2026 ‘Ohana Festival’
Their first show to be announced since parting ways with Matt Cameron last year.
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