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Negative Sixxx Unleashes Crushing New Single “Agony” – Official Video Out Now
Oakland, CA – Oakland metal outfit Negative Sixxx storms forward with their latest single “Agony,” out now alongside its official video on YouTube , taken from their upcoming EP Blood and Bones (release date TBA). Featuring Sid Frankosky’s blistering vocals and the razor-sharp guitars of Chris Van De Ven and Shilo Kramer , the track is driven by the crushing rhythm section of Mark Miller on drums and Kenny Quigley on bass, delivering the full-force thrash and modern metal intensity the band is known for.
Recorded with Juan Urteaga at Trident Studios , Blood and Bones delivers a relentless three-track assault, with “Agony” leading the charge . The official video was filmed by Paul Maguire , whose work includes Fear Factory, Hatebreed, Jasta, and Dee Snider , bringing a high-impact visual edge to match the band’s intensity. The EP’s artwork was created by Kevin Roland , with photos by Dave Perga and photo editing by Brian Lewis , rounding out the full creative package.
Negative Sixxx have earned a reputation as a powerhouse live act, opening for Vio-lence, Sadus, and Suicidal Tendencies at Full Terror Assault Metal Fest , and headlining the second stage at Redwood Metal Fest . Their on-stage intensity has been elevated by special appearances from Wayne Lozinak (Hatebreed) and Phil Demmel (Machine Head / Vio-lence) , while media outlets have spotlighted the band on Robb Flynn’s (Machine Head) podcast No Fuckin’ Regrets and Zetro’s (Exodus) Toxic Vault YouTube channel , along with praise from Revolver Magazine .
Fans and radio stations have taken notice as well, with Castle Blakk Radio naming them “Band of the Month” and Texas’s ZTR.FM declaring them the “Most Requested Band.”
Current Lineup

Sid Frankosky – Lead Vocals
Chris Van De Ven – Lead Guitar
Shilo Kramer – Guitar
Kenny Quigley – Bass
Mark Miller – Drums
The official video for “Agony” is out now on YouTube , giving fans their first taste of the relentless energy behind Blood and Bones .
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Contact: sidfrankosky@gmail.com

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What Are The Best New Metal Songs The Week Ending March 7, 2026?

This week’s standout metal releases come from Sevendust, ERRA, The Amity Affliction, alt., Nervosa and Venom — delivering a mix of modern heaviness, emotional metalcore, thrash ferocity and legendary extreme metal attitude.

TL;DR:

Six new metal songs landed this week that deserve immediate attention. Sevendust return with the defiant groove of “Unbreakable,” ERRA unleash atmospheric heaviness with “Black Cloud,” The Amity Affliction deliver raw emotion on “Bleed,” alt. swing hard with the explosive “Sucker Punch,” Nervosa bring relentless thrash on “Ghost Notes,” and Venom remind everyone where extreme metal started with “Lay Down Your Soul.”

Sevendust — “Unbreakable”

Few bands in heavy music have maintained the consistency of Sevendust. Decades into their career, the Atlanta veterans still know how to deliver powerful, emotionally driven metal that hits both musically and lyrically.

“Unbreakable” leans into the band’s signature strengths — thick riffs, groove-driven momentum and Lajon Witherspoon’s unmistakable vocal presence. There’s a defiant energy running through the track that feels very much in line with the band’s long-standing message of resilience.

It’s the kind of song that reminds you why Sevendust have remained a respected force in modern metal for nearly three decades.

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ERRA — “black cloud”

ERRA have built their reputation on blending technical metalcore with atmosphere and melody, and “Black Cloud” continues that evolution.

The track moves between dense riffing and soaring melodic passages, with Jesse Cash and JT Cavey trading vocals in a way that keeps the song dynamic from start to finish.

There’s a cinematic quality to ERRA’s sound that continues to expand with every release. “Black Cloud” feels like another step forward for a band that has become one of the most reliable names in progressive metalcore.

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The Amity Affliction — “Bleed”

The Amity Affliction have never shied away from confronting heavy emotional themes, and “Bleed” stays true to that identity.

The song balances melodic hooks with crushing breakdowns while continuing the band’s long-running focus on vulnerability and mental health. Joel Birch’s lyrics once again cut straight to the heart of the band’s appeal.

It’s a reminder that The Amity Affliction’s greatest strength has always been their ability to connect emotionally while still delivering serious heaviness.

alt. — “Sucker Punch”

UK heavy outfit alt. come out swinging with “Sucker Punch,” a track that lives up to its name.

The song blends modern metalcore aggression with sharp alt-metal grooves and anthemic energy that feels built for a live crowd. There’s a tight, punchy structure to the track that keeps the momentum moving without overcomplicating things.

Bands like alt. are part of the new wave pushing modern heavy music forward — blending accessible hooks with genuine weight.

Nervosa — “Ghost Notes”

Brazilian thrash powerhouse Nervosa deliver pure intensity with “Ghost Notes.”

The band has built a reputation for blistering speed and old-school thrash energy, and this track continues that tradition. Riffs hit fast and relentless while the rhythm section drives the song forward with ferocious precision.

It’s exactly the kind of track that reminds listeners why thrash metal still thrives when it’s played with conviction and attitude.

Venom — “Lay Down Your Soul”

Few bands in metal history carry the influence of Venom. Their early work helped shape the blueprint for extreme metal and black metal decades ago.

“Lay Down Your Soul” proves the band still knows how to bring that same raw spirit. The track carries the rough-edged aggression and rebellious energy that defined Venom’s legacy from the beginning.

Hearing new material from a band that helped ignite entire subgenres of metal is always a reminder of how deep the genre’s roots run.

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Why This Week’s Metal Releases Matter

One of the things that keeps metal thriving is the constant collision between generations.

This week’s releases highlight that perfectly. You’ve got modern bands like ERRA and alt. pushing the genre forward, established heavy hitters like Sevendust and The Amity Affliction continuing to evolve, and legends like Venom still delivering that classic extreme metal energy.

Six different bands, six different approaches to heavy music — and all of it worth cranking.

FAQ

What Is “This Week In Metal”?

“This Week In Metal” is Loaded Radio’s weekly spotlight on six new metal songs worth checking out across the heavy music spectrum.

Which Bands Are Featured This Week?

This week’s picks include Sevendust, ERRA, The Amity Affliction, alt., Nervosa and Venom.

What Genres Are Represented In This Week’s Picks?

The songs span several corners of heavy music including metalcore, alternative metal, thrash metal and classic extreme metal.

How Are Songs Chosen For “This Week In Metal”?

Selections highlight notable new releases from both established artists and rising bands that stand out musically.

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