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Most of the band’s equipment was stolen along with the trailer in Tulsa, OK.

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Swedish death metal band Feral premiere a new playthrough video for their track "Laying Doom Upon Them", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

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Oklahoma's deathcore duo Bottom Feeder premiere a new single and music video titled "Piece by Piece", streaming via YouTube for you now below. Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Static Dress have released “…hospice” as the third single from their upcoming Sumerian Records debut, “Injury Episode.” The band’s second full-length overall is set to arrive on May 29th. As with their previous visuals, vocalist Olli Appleyard once again took on directing duties for the accompanying video. The post-hardcore outfit … Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Six Feet Under have released a music video for “Mister Blood And Guts,” arriving shortly after the launch of their latest studio album “Next To Die.” Guitarist Jack Owen shared the following about the clip: Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

The Bahama Soul Club ignite pure rhythmic fire with Rumba Loca, a vibrant fusion of soul, jazz, and flamenco flair. Bursting with handclaps, fiery guitars, bold brass, and playful percussion, the track radiates sun-soaked energy from start to finish. There’s a celebratory, almost cinematic feel to its arrangement—equal parts tradition and modern groove—making it impossible to sit still. The band masterfully blends Andalusian passion with their signature global sound, creating a track that feels both exotic and instantly accessible.

Rumba Loca is a lively, feel-good escape built for dancefloors and summer nights alike.

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April 29th, 2026 – Dark electro project, STABBED BY PRONGS has just unleashed their new full-length LP, Static Skin.

Drawing from EBM, electro, and 90s industrial influences, protagonist Craig Drabik has crafted six original soundscapes blending dance and destruction. Longtime collaborators Ry White, Andy Breton, Kimberly Kornmeier (Bow Ever Down), and Lail Brown return, along with newcomer Gabrielle Emerson. 

Human relationships are a primary lyrical theme that permeates the album.  The opening track, “Corpus” hints at imposter syndrome under its moody S&M vibe, while “Another Realm” embodies the longing and isolation of a long-distance relationship. “Violent Delights”, the album’s first single, is a harrowing look into an intimate relationship with a malignant narcissist. “Fall Into Darkness” wraps up the album, longing to escape into the kind of love that consumes your sense of self.

STABBED BY PRONGS founder, Craig Drabik states, “Static Skin seems to have two personalities split between the male and female vocalists. I think there’s a nice contrast between the thumpy, heavy aggression of tracks like “Corpus” and “Big Fake World” and the laid-back electro-trip-hop of “Pyromancer” for example. It provides more surface area to attract different kinds of listeners.”

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Melbourne funk-rocksters Deep Majestic Thunder have released their latest single and clip.

Exploring themes of toxic manipulation, Drama Queen is new from the genre-defying four piece, available now to stream from their BandCamp. You can also check out the clip below.

Lucifers Beard’s Beep Bop Robot is a tense, glitchy dive into the blurred line between human instinct and programmed routine. Driven by a wired, mechanical groove, the track pulses with synthetic energy while maintaining an undercurrent of paranoia. Layers of electronic textures build a sense of overload, mirroring the theme of identity slipping into automation. There’s a cold precision to its production, yet it never feels lifeless—rather, it amplifies the unease.

Beep Bop Robot is both unsettling and compelling, a sharp commentary wrapped in a hypnotic, machine-like rhythm.

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