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Black metal band Azaghal shared fourth and last single, “Elysium”, from their upcoming 13th full-length effort Nekrohelios which will be released this coming Friday.
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Cello metal masters Apocalyptica have announced a string of Latin American shows as part of their ‘Apocalyptica Plays Metallica Vol.2’ touring run.
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How famous can a musician become and still seem like he isn’t? How much musical precedent must exist — how many artists like you, coming before you — before an artist’s ascent is no longer “unlikely”? These are the questions Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide had me asking. 

The post Noah Kahan’s Not-That-Unlikely Everyman Stardom appeared first on Stereogum.

Brought to us by the excellent 2 Promoters, 1 Pod podcast, tonight’s show promises to be something special. All three bands are exemplary in their own way, and all three are unmissable in their own right. Dimscûa The meteoric rise of Dimscûa is well-deserved. Thrust into the spotlight by the passionate support of 2 Promoters, … Continue reading “We Lost the Sea/Overhead, the Albatross/Dimscûa – Academy 2, Manchester – 24/05/26 (Live Review)”

New York trio Mama Doom are perhaps most notable for their guitar-free retro doom, but as you’ll hear for yourself in the band’s new video for “Woven Linen,” there’s no lack of thunder and heaviness. Fair warning for those viewing said video at work or, I dunno, on an airplane, there is some brief female (topless) nudity and a whole lotta fake blood and gore. The video was created by Gratuitous Productions and features the trio—D.Lolli (vocals/keys), Chuckie Rumbles (bass), Anne Terror (drums)—performing while blindfolded by (presumably) woven linen. Intermingled, are all sorts of bloody, witchy, occultic scenes. Musically the track is a rumbling dollop of tasty retro doom, with Lolli’s soulful, bewitching vocals propelled by the tight punchy rhythm section and brief synth flourishes. “Woven Linen” is the latest single from the band’s upcoming Eminent Womb full-length.

Emminent Womb is set for release in 2026 via Argonauta Records. Check MD’s Bandcamp page for details here.

The band offers this about the song and video:

“’Woven Linen’ confronts the weight of religious oppression and reclaims where true power resides—with the Mother, the source of all life. Bringing this vision to life was a collaborative effort and we were proud to welcome four incredible women into the Gratuitous Productions family. Grave Dave created an amazing set with white witchy masks, a skeletal Saint Barbara, and Homer the stuffed goat, while Anne painstakingly stitched together a blood-soaked visual homage inspired by Suspiria.”

The post Video Premiere: Mama Doom – “Woven Linen” (NSFW) appeared first on Decibel Magazine.

Before their new record Rise Of The Mutated officially comes out next week (June 5th), death metal bringers Embryonic Autopsy offer in listening another new track in advance “Aborted Within The Aztec Temple”.
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Tooms are an Irish progressive sludge metal band and this is their second album. Tooms impressed with their 2020 debut The Orb Offers Massive Signals, so Karst is to be approached with great interest and expectation. Tooms have delivered 48 minutes of new material, and it’s worth paying attention to. Karst offers up a refined version of … Continue reading “Tooms – Karst (Review)”

Shedeur Sanders’ situation in Cleveland just keeps getting more complicated, and not in the slow-burn, “he’ll figure it out eventually” kind of way.

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Part of a new series of tracks in collaboration with Technical Itch.

The post Sol Invicto (Deftones, Cypress Hill) Debut New Track “Clarity” appeared first on Theprp.com.

“It’s important for the legacy of Soundgarden. It’s important for the legacy of Chris Cornell. It is doing right by our collective work. It is doing right by our partner and friend.”

The post Soundgarden Are Striving To Do Right By Chris Cornell With Their Upcoming Final Album To Feature Him appeared first on Theprp.com.