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No Time Wasted: HATEBREED Unleash “Fatal Paradox”
There is no slow build and little interest in restraint. In less than three minutes, HATEBREED turn the title track of their next album into a concentrated burst of groove, aggression and the kind of breakdown designed to make an entire room move at once. The Connecticut hardcore veterans have released an official visualizer for […] -
A Kinder World Through Pitch-Black Noise: SATANIC PLANET Announce “Dead Deities”
Benevolence and empathy may seem unlikely ideas to emerge from tolling bells, blackened synthesizers, abrasive electronics and drums of overwhelming weight. For SATANIC PLANET, however, the contrast is precisely the point. The experimental industrial project will release its second album, Dead Deities, on October 30, 2026 via Relapse Records. The eleven-track record confronts authoritarianism, Christian […] -
Boston’s Tom Scholz Shares a Previously Unreleased Rarity
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‘Two Minutes To Late Night’ Tackle Morbid Angel’s “Dawn Of The Angry” With Twitching Tongues, Pig Destroyer, Full Of Hell, Etc. Members
Members of Phobophilic and Disgrace, etc, also contributed.
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Gig Review: Florence + the Machine / Self Esteem / Jacob Alon – Royal Highland Showgrounds, Edinburgh (24th August 2026)
If one word could sum up the Summer Sessions on Monday night, it would be fierce. Three artists graced the Edinburgh stage – Jacob Alon, Self Esteem, and Florence + the Machine – and, although all three had different musical styles, they each challenged the audience to feel free, liberated, and kind to others. Jacob … Continue reading Gig Review: Florence + the Machine / Self Esteem / Jacob Alon – Royal Highland Showgrounds, Edinburgh (24th August 2026) -
WEDNESDAY 13 Shares Live Single & Video “In Misery” From Upcoming Album “Un-Alive From Pol’and’Rock 2025”
Wednesday 13 has released another preview of his upcoming live album, Un-Alive From Pol’and’Rock 2025, due September 25 via Napalm Records. The record captures Wednesday 13 and his band performing at Poland’s Pol’and’Rock Festival in 2025, where they played to a reported crowd of more than 700,000 people.
The latest track is “In Misery,” one of the standout songs from Mid Death Crisis, the 2025 studio album that provides much of the material for the new live release.
Wednesday 13 says the song has quickly become an important part of the band’s set: “The new album really connected with the fans and the new songs seemed like instant classics with them. The track ‘In Misery’ in particular has become a live staple in our show over the last year and really stood out from the others. The track always gets the audience going with their hands held high and singing along to every word.”
Un-Alive From Pol’and’Rock 2025 covers Wednesday 13‘s career across both his solo work and Murderdolls. The set reaches back to Murderdolls material including “Summertime Suicide” and “197666,” before moving through songs from the solo catalog.
From Transylvania 90210, the live album includes “Look What The Bats Dragged In” and “Bad Things.” The Dixie Dead is represented by “Too Fast For Blood,” while Horrifier contributes “Good Day To Be A Bad Guy.” Tracks from Mid Death Crisis include “In Misery,” “When The Devil Commands” and “Rotting Away.”
The result is a career-spanning live set built around the songs that have defined Wednesday 13‘s various eras. The album is designed for loud playback, whether that means a full-volume home stereo or the car with the windows down.
Un-Alive From Pol’and’Rock 2025 is available here, in the following formats:
- Digipak CD
- 2LP Translucent Red
- 2LP Cross White/Red, limited to 200 worldwide
- 2LP White Label, limited to 50 worldwide
- Digital album
Wednesday 13 will also spend much of the summer and fall on the road. The run begins in the U.K., including appearances at Bloodstock and Firevolt along with additional dates.
The band will then return to North America for the Shocktober Blood tour with Dead On A Sunday and Above Snakes. After that, Wednesday 13 heads back to Europe for the Cursed Blessings co-headlining tour with The Birthday Massacre.
With Un-Alive From Pol’and’Rock 2025, Wednesday 13 is putting a full career’s worth of material into one live document, with “In Misery” offering another taste of how the newer material holds up onstage.
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Mick Gordon’s Influential ‘DOOM’ Soundtrack Set For New Vinyl, CD & Cassette Release
10 years of ripping & tearing.
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Johnny Marr – “It’s Time”
Johnny Marr isn’t just getting dragged into feuds with Morrissey — he’s also getting ready to release his new album The Age Of Everything. He’s shared “Spin” and “Ophelia,” and now he’s back with “It’s Time,” which is thankfully not an Imagine Dragons cover.
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Tame Impala Built Himself A Spaceship
It looked like a spaceship whirring to life.
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