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Lantlos Unveils New Music Video “Solar Death”
Lantlos leave Earth's gravity behind and freely drift into the centre of their sonic planetary system with the music video "Solar Death" as the next advance single taken from the forthcoming new album "Nowhere In Between Forever." You can check it out below. "Nowhere In Between Forever" is scheduled for release on April 3, 2026. The band comment… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
THRASHVILLE To Return In June
THE GOOD FOLK AT THRASHVILLE HAVE MADE THIS IMPORTANT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT “Set in the lush bushland confines of Dashville, at Lower Belford in the Hunter Valley, single day/night expedition Thrashville returns on Saturday, June 27 2026. Last year the event trialled a new time of year and a new four stage layout, and as it […] -
Vicious Rumors Parts Ways With Drummer Larry Howe After Political Opinions Cost Them Shows In Europe
American power metal pioneers Vicious Rumors has announced that they have parted company with drummer Larry Howe, ending his third stint with the band. Howe's politics were cited as the main cause, with the band claiming that they had lost several bookings in Europe as a result. A statement from the band reads as follows: "After years of disagre… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
ERRA Premiere “I. The Many Names Of God”
The sounds of silence outlives the earth.
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The Gloom in the Corner Bring Dissonance
The next album for the concept-embracing Melbourne metalcore dudes The Gloom in the Corner is only a week away.
Recorded in Nashville in 2024, Royal Discordance is out on February, with the latest single You Didn’t Like Me Then (You Won’t Like Me Now) out now. Pre-order the album here and get the single, or check the clip below.
The Gloom in the Corner are touring with King 810 in March.
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Patient Sixty-Seven Announced As Support For Of Mice & Men Australian Tour
Australian metalcore outfit Patient Sixty-Seven are thrilled to announce they will be joining Of Mice & Men and Crystal Lake as special guests on the band’s upcoming tour, marking one of the biggest opportunities in the group’s career to date. Known for their emotive lyricism, heavy hooks, and relentless energy, Patient Sixty-Seven have built a fiercely dedicated fanbase. Now, the band will bring […] -
MAGENTA Spread Out Tarot Deck On New Album
A quarter-century after the arrival of “Revolutions” signaled the advent of a new prog rock force on the scene, MAGENTA haven’t lost an iota of their adventurousness, and there’s no better testament to the Welsh ensemble’s wondrous consistency than an … Continue reading
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Review CLAWFINGER “Before We All Die”
Hailing from Sweden, Clawfinger are widely regarded as one of the true greats of 1990s crossover. Their first two albums, in particular, were milestone releases that left a lasting mark on the entire genre. However, as the new millennium began, interest in the band gradually faded, eventually leading to their break-up in 2013. However, it… Continue Reading → -
Heavy Metal Textbooks 2026-02-19 04:27:00
STUFF I MISSED FROM 2025(Part 3)Here’s another album from 2025 that should have been high in my rankings:OTU: YOU’LL GET THROUGH THIS
Now here’s one that I didn’t really miss; I bought it back in May, but didn’t really recognize how great it is until the new year. I liked it, but for whatever reason didn’t play it much. Recently I decided to revisit it, and realized what an absolute guitar legend Otu is on this album. All twelve tunes have their own distinct feel, but each of them is sneakily completely bad-ass. Here are two that might help get your attention, but all of them are worth your while if you like your music heavy.Otu is a musical phenom, singlehandedly writing, playing and producing everything he puts out. Perhaps you’ve seen some of his “If _________ Wrote ________” tunes on YouTube; they are phenomenal. To say that he nails every artist he attempts to sound like is an understatement, and now I am just starting to appreciate his own original songwriting.
Check out Otu on YouTube and on Bandcamp
