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Black metal unit Nargaroth is premiering “Requiem Germania”, the first single off their next studio record Apocalyptic Steel. The latter comes out on June 26th, 2026 via Season Of Mist.
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British metal powerhouse Sylosis are preparing to take their monumentally heavy, riff-fuelled live show across the Northern Hemisphere.

Next week, the band will be launching head-first into a collosal month-long trek across North America alongside Bleed From Within, Great American Ghost and Life Cycles.

To set the stage, Sylosis have released a break-neck live video for their track “All Glory, No Valour”, filmed during their career-defining performance last month at The Forum, London, a highlight of their biggest headline tour to-date.

Sylosis commented: “”All Glory, No Valour” is a collective favorite from The New Flesh. Since the early demos, the song always stood out as one of the most aggressive that the band has ever put together. Instead of a standard video, we agreed that releasing a live version of it at some point would be best so listeners could really connect with the energy of the track. Filmed at our biggest headline show to date at London’s O2 Forum in Kentish Town, this video really captures the essence of our live performance. Catch us live across North America over the next couple of months with Bleed From Within and across UK & Europe early next year with Whitechapel. We’ll see you soon.”

The post SYLOSIS Reveals “All Glory, No Valour” Live Video Ahead Of North American Tour Dates appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Finnish post-metal outfit HARMS have unveiled their new single “A Lifetime Spent On Dying”, offering another glimpse into the bleak and immersive soundscape of their upcoming second full-length, “Rebirth Of The Cold”, due out on May 8th, 2026 via Time To Kill Records. With this new track, the band further refines its cold and oppressive approach, balancing crushing heaviness with a haunting […]

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Ready or not, Slayer guitarist Kerry King is gearing up to get working on his sophomore solo album and follow up to his 2024 debut From Hell I Rise. And whether that excites you or not probably depends on whether you like Slayer lite or are holding out hope for some of the more punky elements of that record to make an appearance on the second one.

News of King’s plans came about from an announcement from talent agency Independent Artist Group (IAG) who revealed that King, Slayer, and Mastodon all recently signed with the organization for representation outside of North America.

IAG global head of artist development Nick Storch and global touring executive vice president Mike Arfin both expressed excitement regarding the signings.

“Slayer, Mastodon and Kerry King have passionate fanbases based on their incredible artistry, discographies and track record of extraordinary live performances. We can’t wait to get started building upon their tremendous international popularity to create memorable tours that match the scale and legacy they have created.”

King’s solo band is comprised of well, King, as well as Slayer drummer Paul Bostaph, Death Angel vocalist Mark Osegueda, ex-Machine Head/Vio-lence guitarist Phil Demmel, and HELLYEAH bassist Kyle Sanders.

King’s debut album was largely okay, though I personally felt it didn’t really separate himself from his later Slayer output. Which is to say it was kinda meh. Considering how talented we all know King really is, I’m holding out hope that this second attempt is a banger straight through.

The post Kerry King Will Head Into the Studio to Record His Second Solo Album Next Month appeared first on MetalSucks.

Corrosion Of Conformity are heading out for a West Coast run this July, lining up a two-week headlining tour with support from Whores and Crobot. The dates kick off July 6 in Houston, Texas, and wrap up July 22 in Lincoln, Nebraska, marking the second leg of their North American tour, which begins next month.

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 27 at 10:00 a.m. local time here.

The band will be on the road behind their upcoming double album, Good God / Baad Man, scheduled for release April 3 through Nuclear Blast.

Corrosion Of Conformity July 2026 dates with Whores and Crobot:

July 06 – Scout Bar – Houston, TX
July 07 – Granada Theater – Dallas, TX
July 08 – The Far Out Lounge – Austin, TX
July 10 – The Nile Theater – Mesa, AZ
July 11 – The Regent Theater – Los Angeles, CA
July 12 – The Glass House – Pomona, CA
July 13 – Great American Music Hall – San Francisco, CA
July 15 – Hawthorne Theatre – Portland, OR
July 16 – The Crocodile – Seattle, WA
July 17 – Rickshaw Theatre – Vancouver, BC
July 18 – Knitting Factory – Spokane, WA
July 19 – Shrine Social Club – Boise, ID
July 21 – Federal Theatre – Denver, CO
July 22 – Bourbon Theatre – Lincoln, NE

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I won’t get long winded on this, promise! While doing a bit of Spring cleaning a couple weeks ago or so, I found a small box with these 7” vinyls inside! Metal! I honestly put this box away and forgot about it for some time. I’ll let the pics do the talking. Metal be thy name! – Stone

Thank you for looking! Have a safe and fun week! Be kind out there, cuz our world really needs it. – Stone

The hardcore vets have an August run booked.

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Combing through the shadows, Napalm Records found another gem in BLACK SPIKES—the Lithuanian modern progressive band has signed their first record deal with the Austrian metal flagbearers. The quintet brings the darkness right along with them on its new album, Ydos, scheduled for August 28, 2026. The release comes shortly after BLACK SPIKES’ double nomination at their home country’s Grammy-comparable […]

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Portuguese gothic metal veterans MOONSPELL have announced their upcoming studio album, Far From God, set for release on July 3, 2026, via Napalm Records. Described […]

The post MOONSPELL Announce New Album ‘Far From God’; Share Title Track appeared first on Metal-Rules.com.

American folk/black metal project Ozark Shaman has released its new album, A Traitor Is Worse Than an Enemy. The record is now available for streaming and purchase via the project’s official Bandcamp page. The album was recorded at Nailling Studios and mixed and mastered by Brad Nailling, the sole force behind Ozark Shaman. Based in […]

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