“…We brought the best out in each other… at a time in our life where we didn’t really know each other that well.”
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Earlier this month, we were all shocked to learn that Neurosis was back and had not only recruited Sumac’s Aaron Turner as their new vocalist, but had also recorded a new record and released it that day. It was a fucking whirlwind of excitement that swept across us all, especially given the fact that most people thought that band was doneski following how Scott Kelly’s exit went down.
In the days since all that went down, fans have shown nothing but love for the album and the band. In both instances, the guys knocked it out of the park and folks are excited to catch Neurosis live. All the outpouring of positivity and excitement has apparently affected the members of Neurosis greatly, as they made a sincere, heartfelt post on Instagram thanking fans for their support.
I’m not one to pretend I can speak for the mighty Neurosis, so here’s their statement:
“We want to offer you all our deepest and most heartfelt gratitude. We are quite overwhelmed and more than humbled. Never in our wildest imagination could we have foreseen that our return and new album would have such a deep resonance and emotional impact. We have always tried to hold to an artistic ethos of ‘give everything, expect nothing’ and have always made this music for ourselves, making the music we need to make at any given moment.
“This experience is making it abundantly clear that what we have tapped into is much larger than ourselves or our band and that we are involved in a mutual exchange of cathartic energy that we haven’t often witnessed, especially on the cesspool of the internet. Anyone giving a piece of art or music their time and attention should never be taken for granted and you have given us more than our share.
“By referring to our new music as a gift, you have given us a gift, by telling us that it lifted you up, you have lifted us up, by telling us that it has given you hope, you have given us hope. By giving our new family member such a warm welcome, and unparalleled acceptance you have validated our feeling that he is meant to be here.
“As two of you so perfectly stated, ‘I don’t remember anything bringing this many people together, a rarity on the internet. We got our souls back.’ ‘Healing has begun.’ We wouldn’t dare take credit for this, this is on all of us. We are all in this moment together and we are all fortunate to have these emotionally purifying outlets that bring us together and give us the strength to keep going. Thank you.”
As you likely already know, An Undying Love For A Burning World is available right now on your favorite digital streaming platform. However, if you prefer physical media, you can preorder your physical copy right now.
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(Today we follow up yesterday’s NCS premiere of Malauriu’s new album The Third Nail with this interview by Comrade Aleks of bandmembers Schizoid and RM.) Malauriu (“Bad Omen”) was formed in Sicily in 2013. The band’s lineup has changed several times, fitting its anarchic black metal image. Today, all of Malauriu’s members have relocated to […]
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Darker Waves has unveiled the lineup for its 2026 return to Huntington Beach, California. The single-day festival takes place Saturday, November 14, with Morrissey and The Smashing Pumpkins topping a bill that also includes Simple Minds, Bad Religion, Adam Ant, The Psychedelic Furs, Soft Cell, The Damned, Manic Street Preachers, Gary Numan, Silversun Pickups, and more.
Also on the lineup are Buzzcocks, EMF, Circle Jerks, Spacehog, Marky Ramone, Mariachi El Bronx, Cold Cave, TR/ST, Gene, Modern English, The Motels, The Sounds, Choir Boy, Missing Persons, Christian Death, Deceits, Past Self, Riki, Warfield, Purest Form, and Casket Cassette, among others from across the post-punk, new wave, goth, punk, and darkwave spectrum.
The festival’s official website is now promoting a presale beginning Thursday, April 2 at 10 a.m. PT, alongside links for general admission and premium ticket options. The site currently directs fans to sign up for a presale passcode and festival updates.
The 2026 edition marks the return of Darker Waves for the first time since its inaugural 2023 outing, which brought New Order, Tears for Fears, Echo & The Bunnymen, Devo, Soft Cell, The Psychedelic Furs, OMD, The Human League, and Violent Femmes to the beach in Huntington Beach. That first festival paired legacy new wave and post-punk names with newer acts working in related styles, and the 2026 bill appears to follow the same general blueprint.
Check out the lineup poster below, and head to the official site for presale registration and ticket information. darkerwavesfest.com.
Darker Waves 2026
Saturday, November 14, 2026
Huntington Beach, California
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Yes — BABYMETAL have officially confirmed a full 2026 North American tour with Halestorm and Violent Vira, alongside a major deluxe album release arriving this summer.
• BABYMETAL announced a full 2026 North American tour on Fox Day
• Halestorm and Violent Vira join across most dates
• Presales begin April 6, general on-sale April 10
• “Metal Forth (Deluxe Edition)” releases June 26, 2026
• The band continues expanding its global reach at a higher level
BABYMETAL didn’t just announce a tour — they stacked timing, lineup, and momentum into one move.
This rollout is built to hit hard immediately.
And it will.
Look at the structure and it becomes obvious.
This isn’t a tight, genre-contained run. It’s wide, strategic, and built to pull in multiple audiences at once.
Major amphitheaters across North America, key cities like Toronto, Chicago, and Dallas, and a high-profile San Diego date supporting My Chemical Romance. That crossover slot alone opens the door to a completely different crowd.
Halestorm adds serious weight to the package. They bring a proven fanbase that overlaps but doesn’t completely mirror BABYMETAL’s audience.
Violent Vira brings a newer edge, rounding out the lineup in a way that keeps it current.
That combination isn’t accidental.
Fans looking to attend can find tickets here.
The release plan tells you what they expect.
Artist presale begins April 6 at 10 a.m. local time, followed by additional presales before general on-sale hits April 10.
That layered rollout is typically used when demand is expected to spike quickly.
With this lineup and timing, that expectation makes sense.
This tour isn’t happening on its own.
BABYMETAL also confirmed “Metal Forth (Deluxe Edition)” arriving June 26, 2026 via Capitol Records.
The deluxe version includes:
• three live recordings
• two remixes of “From Me To U (Feat. Poppy)”
• a zoetrope vinyl design
The original album already delivered:
• No. 9 on the Billboard 200
• first U.S. Top 10 for an all-Japanese fronted group
• over 200 million global streams
This isn’t a minor extension. It builds directly on a release that already pushed them further into the mainstream.
There’s no uncertainty around the band right now.
Momometal officially joined as a full member in 2023 after years rotating in the “Avengers” system. Since then, the group has operated as a stable trio again.
That stability shows up in how confidently they’re moving now.
It’s not something casual listeners notice immediately, but it changes everything behind the scenes.
This is the shift.
BABYMETAL aren’t trying to prove anything anymore.
They’ve already:
• broken into the U.S. Top 10
• built a global audience
• crossed genre boundaries successfully
Now it’s about scale and positioning.
Bigger venues, broader reach, stronger tour pairings — all signs of a band operating at a different level than even a few years ago.
August 30 – San Diego, CA (with My Chemical Romance)
September 02 – Denver, CO
September 04 – Chicago, IL
September 05 – Noblesville, IN
September 07 – Toronto, ON
September 09 – Holmdel, NJ
September 10 – Mansfield, MA
September 12 – Bristow, VA
September 13 – Raleigh, NC
September 15 – Charlotte, NC
September 16 – Alpharetta, GA
September 18 – Clarkston, MI
September 19 – Louisville, KY (Louder Than Life)
September 21 – St. Louis, MO
September 23 – Dallas, TX
September 25 – The Woodlands, TX
September 26 – Austin, TX
September 29 – Albuquerque, NM
October 01 – Phoenix, AZ
October 03 – Sacramento, CA (Aftershock Festival)
When Do BABYMETAL 2026 Tickets Go On Sale?
Presales begin April 6, with general on-sale starting April 10.
Who Is Touring With BABYMETAL In 2026?
Halestorm and Violent Vira will support across most dates.
When Is The New BABYMETAL Album Coming Out?
“Metal Forth (Deluxe Edition)” releases June 26, 2026.
Is Momometal A Permanent Member Of BABYMETAL?
Yes — she officially became a full member in 2023.
BABYMETAL formed in 2010 and built a global following by blending heavy metal with Japanese pop, creating a sound that challenged expectations from the beginning. Fronted by Su-Metal, Moametal, and Momometal, the band has performed alongside major international acts while maintaining a distinct identity rooted in theatrical live shows and genre fusion.
Their breakthrough continued with “Metal Forth,” which became their first U.S. Top 10 album and helped expand their reach beyond traditional metal audiences. More than a decade into their career, BABYMETAL remains one of the most recognizable acts in modern heavy music.
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Australian progressive rock instrumentalist Plini is back with a brand new album named An Unnameable Desire and it’s coming out on April 24. That’s not a whole lot of time to wait.
Spanning 10 new tracks, his third full-length album continues to show off Plini’s impeccable guitar prowess, bringing a whole new sound to the fore.
“Something I’m very happy about, after many years of making music and the ‘career’ aspect of it becoming a whole lot more serious, is that the process hasn’t changed – still just me sitting in a room, tinkering on a guitar until I come across an interesting idea, and then following it down various rabbit holes until it starts feeling like a song.
“The intention with this album was to let that side of the process be as playful as possible, and then when it came to executing these ideas as finished songs, trying to expand the music in every direction possible: the heavier parts should be heavier, the pretty parts should be prettier, the hard-to-play stuff should be harder to play… and also in being as thoughtful and intricate as possible in relating the songs to each other through various themes and references. I hope it’s as enjoyable to listen to as it was to make!”
In addition to today’s announcement, Plini released the album’s title track as its first single. You can check it out down below, but he’s also got some insight to share about the song:
“I picked this as the first single because it sets the tone/sound of the album without really giving anything away. I’m known as a guitarist, but this song doesn’t even really contain a guitar ‘solo’. Much like the video, it’s the whimsical first chapter of an adventure, and hopefully gives a false sense of security for what’s to come.”
An Unnameable Desire will be released on April 24, but you can preorder your copy now.
Plini also has an European tour starting on April 28 in Warsaw, Poland and will come to an end on May 30 in Nijmegen, Holland. You can find the full list of tour dates below.
An Unnameable Desire Tracklist
Plini European Tour Dates
04/28/2026 – Warsaw, Poland @ Niebo
04/29/2026 – Vilnius, Lithuania @ Loftas
04/30/2026 – Riga, Latvia @ Melna Piektdiena
05/01/2026 – Tallinn, Estonia @ Paavli Kulturfabrik
05/02/2026 – Helsinki, Finland @ House of Culture
05/04/2026 – Stockholm, Sweden @ Debaser Strand
05/05/2026 – Oslo, Norway @ Vulkan Arena
05/06/2026 – Copenhagen, Denmark @ Pumpehuset
05/07/2026 – Hamburg, Germany @ Gruenspan
05/08/2026 – Berlin, Germany @ Columbia Theater
05/09/2026 – Prague, Czechia @ Palac Akropolis
05/10/2026 – Vienna, Austria @ Szene
05/12/2026 – Treviso, Italy @ New Age
05/13/2026 – Munich, Germany @ Technikum
05/14/2026 – Aarau, Switzerland @ KIFF Saal
05/15/2026 – Monthey, Switzerland @ Pont Rouge
05/16/2026 – Barcelona, Spain @ Salamandra
05/17/2026 – Madrid, Spain @ Mon
05/18/2026 – Toulouse, France @ La Cabane
05/19/2026 – Paris, France @ Trianon
05/21/2026 – Bristol, UK @ Electric
05/22/2026 – London, UK @ Electric Ballroom
05/23/2026 – Manchester, UK @ Club Academy
05/24/2026 – Birmingham, UK @ Asylum
05/26/2026 – Frankfurt, Germany @ Batschkapp
05/27/2026 – Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg @ Rockhal
05/28/2026 – Antwerp, Belgium @ Trix Club
05/29/2026 – Haarlem, Netherlands @ Patronaat GZ
05/30/2026 – Nijmegen, Netherlands @ Doornroosje
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