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They’ll be playing ‘Sick New World’ in Vegas this weekend.

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Riding the momentum of the record announcement, Rachel Bolan keeps the energy high and the buzz building with the release of his second single “Anything But You”, giving fans another glimpse of what’s ahead and another hook that sticks!

After four decades as a driving force behind Skid Row, bassist and songwriter Rachel Bolan steps forward with his first solo album under the name Bolan.

Gargoyle of the Garden State is a bold, deeply personal debut rooted in the grit, attitude, and storytelling spirit of his New Jersey upbringing, with “Anything But You” tapping into the raw, melodic edge that runs through the whole record.

Produced by multi-Grammy winner Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Skid Row, Rush, Evanescence, Alice In Chains) The album began as a simple conversation between friends. What started casually quickly evolved into a record that would ultimately define Bolan’s voice as both a songwriter and storyteller.

“Gargoyle of the Garden State is not a project, it is every bit of my soul,” says Bolan. “Like me, it knows when to be serious and also knows where the party is.”

The record delivers several standout moments, including a surprising cover of Oasis‘ “Rock And Roll Star,” reimagined through Bolan’s distinctive lens. Expanding well beyond his role as a bassist, Bolan performs most instruments himself, shaping the record from the ground up. Drawing on influences ranging from Brit Pop and Glam to Punk Rock and New Wave, the album reflects a lifetime immersed in music.

Gargoyle of the Garden State also features an impressive lineup of guests, including Corey Taylor, Danko Jones, Nuno Bettencourt, Damon Johnson, Steve Conte, and fellow Skid Row members Scotti Hill, Dave “Snake” Sabo and Rob Hammersmith.

The album is out on June 12 and will be available as CD Digipak, LP Gatefold, as well as digital and download.

With “Anything But You,” Bolan continues to open the door to his solo world one that feels personal, loud, and undeniably himself.

Pre-order the Gargoyle of the Garden State album here.

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It’s been a minute since the world got new Korn tunes, but that’s all changed thanks to a nearly three-year-old video game. Earlier this morning, the influential nu metal band released “Reward The Scars”, a new track dropped to promote the Lord Of Hatred expansion pack for Blizzard’s action RPG Diablo IV.

With the expansion due out next Tuesday, the track’s release marks the first time that Korn’s put out something new since the release of their 2022 album Requiem. According to the band, the song is directly inspired by Diablo IV, which sees players teaming up with friends to tackle Hell’s hordes and take down the titular Lord Of Hatred.

The track was produced by Nick Raskulinecz, engineered by Matt Hyde and James Harley, mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, and mastered by Ted Jensen. Naturally, it appears on the soundtrack for the aforementioned expansion. All of this is going on at an advantageous point for Korn, who’s set to perform at this weekend’s Sick New World in Las Vegas.

You can check out the track below. Let us know what you think about it in the comments below and maybe buy some of Korn’s shit from the official MetalSucks store.

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Varga created The Sexecutioner character.

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We chatted with Denver-based atmospheric band Sungrave about their recent self-released EP, Cold Flesh and No One.  The EP was written, produced, and performed by Sungrave and Creaturess as part of their fall 2025 Midwest tour.  The cover art was painted by Denver-based artist Josh Porter, specifically inspired by the music and concept.  Drums were recorded with Austin Minney at All Aces Studio.  SUNGRAVE’s Nick Brazzel mixed the record at Sound In Time Studios and it was mastered by Felipe Patino of Green Door Recordings.

What are you all currently working on?

We’ve been deep in the writing process for our second album and will be performing at least one of the songs in its current form (at our upcoming shows.  None of what we’re working on is filled out or set in stone, by any means, but we’re excited to play some new material and give a little taste of where our future work is headed!

Do you have anything else you want to promote right now or allude to?

We’re putting together a run of Front Range shows the weekend of May 29 – 31 with our friends Oyarsa and Pathos & Logos.  The three bands will be playing in Fort Collins with Pulchra, Denver with Fainting Dreams for their EP release show, and in Colorado Springs.  Beyond the run of shows in May, we’re planning a couple shows in the fall with some of our favorite Denver bands. And we’re continuing to write new material. The process is slow and thoughtful by design, but we’ll be working hard at it, and we’re going to try to continue to lean into collaboration with other Denver artists.

What do you most like about playing in Colorado as a band from there?

The number of incredible bands in our genre never ceases to amaze me. Every show we play is a show we’d already be at. We’re just stoked to be on the bill too!

It’s especially surprising because the music we make isn’t exactly accessible.  It’s slow, heavy, and atmospheric.  None of those descriptors are popular by themselves, let alone together, but there’s a real community here that continues to show up and support it.

In such scary times politically and socially, why is live music so important?

In times of intense uncertainty and division, community is probably more important than ever.  Live music creates a space for people to come together and connect in a way that’s direct and human. And it’s easier than ever to form opinions about people you’ve never met, especially from a distance or online. But when we show up for a show, we clearly have a deeply shared interest and that can be a powerful way of breaking down what otherwise might divide us.

Is there anything else you’d like to add?

We’re just grateful to be part of this community, to share it with bands we truly believe in, and for all the support the Denver scene brings.

Upcoming Tour Dates:

5/29 – The Atrium – Fort Collins – w/ Pulchra

5/30 – Ante Up – Denver – w/ Fainting Dreams

5/31 – Vultures – Colorado Springs – w/ tbd

Get the album here. 

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