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SEETHER unveil the preorder launch for Beneath The Surface, a powerful new EP that peels back another layer of their acclaimed album The Surface Seems So Far. The preorder launch is accompanied by the release of the EP’s first single, Into the Ground, giving fans an immediate preview of the project’s depth and intensity. Serving […]
Watching good drummers play at a ridiculously fast pace will always be mesmerizing to me. The way they’re so coordinated with their hands and feet in such a way that they’re able to blast through the most insane shit will never not be impressive. Thanks to a recently posted drum playthrough featuring Defeated Sanity‘s drummer Lille Gruber, I can now add him to the list of drummers that pull off crazy shit.
Posted by the band itself, the video features Gruber playing through the track “Heredity Violated” off their most recent album Chronicles of Lunacy.
“This song was based on a Latin-type rhythm and fused with a brutal riff. It also has a cool dotted note verses even cymbal thing going on.”
The clip comes weeks before the band’s headlining tour with Inferi, Organectomy and Excrescence, Scasm, and Horrific Vision.
That tour will kick off on April 16 in Anaheim, California and come to an end on May 16 in Las Vegas. Excrescence, Scasm, and Horrific Visions will only be on the bill during select shows, so you’ll have to check out the list of dates to see who will be playing when on the 27-date run of gigs.
You can find the list of shows, and who’ll be playing said shows, down below.
Defeated Sanity 2026 U.S. Tour Dates
with Inferi and Organectomy + Excrescence, Scasm and Horrific Vision on select dates
April 16 – Anaheim, CA @ Parish (HOB)*
April 17 – Fresno, CA @ Fulton 55*
April 18 – Santa Rosa, CA @ The California*
April 19 – Sacramento, CA @ Starlet*
April 21 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon*
April 22 – Portland, OR @ Dante’s*
April 23 – Boise, ID @ Shredder*
April 24 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Ace’s High Saloon*
April 25 – Denver, CO @ HQ*
April 27 – Milwaukee, WI @ X-Ray Arcade*
April 28 – West Chicago, IL @ Social Club+
April 29 – Indianapolis, IN @ Black Circle+
April 30 – Cleveland, OH @ Grog Shop+
May 1 – Rochester, NY @ Montage Music Hall+
May 2 – Clifton, NJ @ Dingbatz+
May 3 – Baltimore, MD @ Metro+
May 4 – Raleigh, NC @ Chapel of Bones+
May 5 – Jacksonville, FL @ The Albatross+
May 6 – Tampa, FL @ Orpheum+
May 7 – Orlando, FL @ Conduit+
May 8 – Pensacola, FL @ Handlebar+
May 9 – Houston, TX @ Pub 529^
May 11 – Dallas, TX @ Three Links^
May 12 – Austin, TX @ Come and Take It Live^
May 13 – Lubbock, TX @ Jakes^
May 15 – Phoenix, AZ @ Nile Underground^
May 16 – Las Vegas, NV @ Backstage Bar^
* Excrescence
+ Scasm
^ Horrific Visions
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Download Festival have revealed what will be going on in the ever-expanding District X at this year’s festival, and there are a few very special surprises in there.
One of the biggest surprises is an appearance from UK pop royalty FIVE. Picking up where Vengaboys left off last year, and of course where Scooter pick up this year, the sing-alongs are going to be louder than you think.
Band-wise, there will be appearances from Electric Six, Bat Sabbath (Cancer Bats’ Black Sabbath tribute), The All-American Rejects and Dune Rats.
There will also be DJ sets from Creeper, Holding Absence and Funeral For A Friend’s Lucas Woodland, Modestep and Cancer Bats’ Liam Cornier. Oh, and Dick and Dom. Of course.
There’s also what looks like a Sleep Token bluegrass tribute act, too. What a festival.
District X at Download will be taking place between 10-14 June. The festival’s music starts on June 12, with Limp Bizkit, Guns N’ Roses and Linkin Park headlining. They will be joined by Halestorm, Architects, A Day To Remember, Bad Omens, Ice Nine Kills, The Pretty Reckless, Electric Callboy, Pendulum, Trivium, Black Veil Brides, BABYMETAL and many, many MANY more incredible bands.
It’s going to be a big one at the world-famous Donington Park. Tickets are available right now from right here
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Dutch symphonic metal project Maanvlinder has released its new single Uit het Niets (Out of Nowhere), featuring a guest appearance by Luuk van Gerven, known for his work with After Forever, Valentine, and Magoria. Blending modern metal with symphonic elements and a strong melodic identity, Uit het Niets marks a new step in Maanvlinder’s development. […]The line-up for Download’s District X is here and it is absolutely bananas.
Following in the dancing footsteps of Vengaboys last year, Download are keeping things moving with ’90s boyband royalty Five taking to Donington Park for the very first time.
But they’re not alone, this year’s District X megaparty will also feature rock club faves Electric Six, a Dick & Dom DJ set, an acoustic set from The All-American Rejects and the mighty Bat Sabbath. Plus a bunch more DJ sets from Creeper, MODESTEP, Lucas from Holding Absence, and Cancer Bats’ Liam Cormier.
Across the weekend, you’ll also find live podcasts from ADHD Love, Sappenin’ and The Metal Roundup, as well as some of most unique takes on some of your favourite bands including TokenGrass (a bluegrass tribute to Sleep Token) and Nic Cage Against The Machine (a Rage tribute band fronted by a Nic age impersonator). Yes, both of these things actually exist.
Check out the full District X line-up below. Download takes place June 12 – 14 at Donington Park. Get your tickets now.
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