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  • Slipknot Release Behind-the-Scenes Clip for ‘Arsenal’ Music Video

    The clip sees Slipknot's Shawn "Clown" Crahan discussing the intentions behind and challenges of making the music video for "Arsenal." Continue reading…

  • Warren Haynes reveals the guitarist who “floors” him every time

    Warren Haynes has shared the stage with some of the greatest guitarists in music, but there is one player who continues to amaze him every time they perform together.

    During a recent interview with Blues Rock Review on the Blues Rock Show, the Gov’t Mule frontman was asked whether there is a guitarist who leaves him in awe on stage.

    Haynes mentioned several musicians he admires, including Derek Trucks and Jimmy Herring, before singling out jazz guitar legend John Scofield.

    “When I play with Scofield, it floors me every time,” Haynes revealed. “And I’m thankful for the relationship that we have.”

    Haynes and Scofield have a musical relationship that stretches back decades. Their collaborations have brought together Haynes’ blues and Southern rock influences with Scofield’s distinctive jazz guitar approach.

    One of their most notable collaborations came with the release of Gov’t Mule’s Sco-Mule in 2015. The live album features recordings from two 1999 performances in Georgia with Scofield joining the band for an instrumental exploration of jazz, blues, rock, and improvisation.

    Their musical chemistry is something Haynes particularly appreciates.

    “We have a really good musical rapport and have done a lot of great stuff together,” Haynes said. “But I am and always will be a big fan.”

    For Haynes, who has spent much of his career performing alongside celebrated musicians in Gov’t Mule, The Allman Brothers Band, and various collaborative projects, Scofield remains a guitarist whose playing continues to surprise and inspire him.

    Watch Warren Haynes’ interview on the Blues Rock Show for more from the guitarist.

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  • Fire’s Double Edge Fuels OCEAN OF ILLUSIONS’ “Ash Hoarder”

    Fire can provide warmth or leave lasting destruction. OCEAN OF ILLUSIONS explore that tension on “Ash Hoarder,” the latest preview of their six-track EP Nexus, due October 30, 2026, through Bleeding Art Collective. The New Jersey death metal band have released a lyric video for the song ahead of the EP’s digital arrival. “This song […]

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  • “In the Shadow of Tomorrow” Leads ATAVISTIA into a 16-Date Canadian Tour

    ATAVISTIA are expanding Old Gods Awaken just as they prepare to take it across Canada. New single “In the Shadow of Tomorrow” previews the album’s forthcoming deluxe edition, arriving October 9, 2026, midway through a 16-date tour that opens in Vancouver with ENSIFERUM and FIREWIND. The song brings fast riffing and blast beats together with […]

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  • Beneath the Wasteland, SARAKSH Uncover “Forlorn” and Announce Abiram

    A wanderer descends into buried ruins and finds the remains of a civilisation consumed by war and technological obsession. That journey drives “Forlorn,” the first single from SARAKSH’s forthcoming album, Abiram, which the German sludge metal band will self-release on November 20, 2026. Accompanied by a lyric video, the song continues the band’s dystopian science-fiction […]

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  • Rebirth Takes a Dark Turn in ÜBERCHRIIST’s “Serpent’s Shroud” Video

    The serpent’s discarded skin becomes a symbol of transformation in ÜBERCHRIIST’s new single, “Serpent’s Shroud.” Accompanied by an official video, the track offers a second preview of Dæmonic Apotheosis, the U.S. black metal quartet’s forthcoming second album, due September 25, 2026, through Deanwell Global Music. Released on September 18, “Serpent’s Shroud” follows the outward journey […]

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  • Album review: DIAMOND RAIN – Chapter One

    DRainPride & Joy Music [Release date 23.10.26] Diamond Rain are a new band led by the silver masked High Priest, who is backed by Arch Lector and The Faithful Disciples. It sounds on paper like a Lidl version of Ghost, … Continue reading →

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  • A Fractured Memory Drives ABSTRACTED MIND’s “Shattered Mirror” Video

    A hospital room, missing memories and a relationship that has turned destructive form the setting for ABSTRACTED MIND’s new “Shattered Mirror” video. Released alongside the symphonic metal band’s debut album, Break Down Your Fears, the clip casts vocalist Juli Hope in a psychological thriller about inner conflict and the consequences of trying to suppress it. […]

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  • A Decade After For All Kings, ANTHRAX Return with Cursum Perficio

    How do you measure a life, and were its struggles worth the time they consumed? Those questions sit at the heart of ANTHRAX’s “Cursum Perficio,” the title track from their first studio album in ten years. Released on September 18, 2026, through Nuclear Blast Records and Megaforce Records in North America, the band’s twelfth full-length […]

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  • 95-Year-Old William Shatner Debuts Metal Band At Riot Fest Aftershow

    New heavy metal enthusiast William Shatner and his metal band the *uckers made their debut on Sept. 19 at Park West in Chicago. Shatner and his band — composed of guitarists Marcus Nand and Britt Lightning, bassist Phil Soussan, and drummer Fred Achin — are performing today at Riot Fest on the Rebel Stage. But last night they performed a warm up gig for fans.

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