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  • Alien Ant Farm Premiere New Single “Reasons”

    “Reasons” is the latest single from platinum-certified alternative rock band Alien Ant Farm. The track was co-produced by Howard Benson — known for his work with My Chemical Romance and P.O.D. — alongside Neil Sanderson of Three Days Grace. Alien Ant Farm are currently signed to the pair’s label, Judge & Jury Records. A new studio album from… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com
  • Temple of Void – The Crawl (Review)

    Band:Temple of Void
    Release:The Crawl
    Genre:Death Metal
    Country:America
    Release Date:6th of March, 2026
    Released viaRelapse Records

    Michigan’s Death Metal force Temple of Void return with their new album The Crawl. Set to be released on March 6th via Relapse Records. Known for their crushing blend of Death Metal and doom, the band had some big shoes to fill after Summoning the Slayer turned out to be such a massive record. This time around, however, Temple of Void are not just trying to repeat themselves. They’re pushing their sound into new territory.

    The Crawl features seven tracks packed with heavy riffs and punishing drums. It quickly becomes clear that the band has experimented quite a bit with their formula. Opener “Poison Icon” wastes no time, kicking things off with a wild solo that barely gives you room to breathe. Only before the harsh vocals come crashing in. Right from the start, you notice that Temple of Void feel more open-minded about their sound compared to their classic death-doom DNA. Clean guitars appear throughout the song, creating moments that almost lean into the Post-Rock or Post-Metal genre.

    It’s easily the most diverse song writing the band has shown so far. “Godless Cynic” begins with a surprisingly jazzy intro before doing a complete 180 and turning into a full-blown death metal banger. Moments like this make it clear that Temple of Void are willing to take risks. In some ways, the band’s approach here reminds me of records like Entombed’s Wolverine Blues or Gorguts’ Obscura. Albums where established bands took a bold step forward and reshaped their sound. The Crawl carries a similar energy.

    Longtime fans shouldn’t panic though! At its core this is still very much a Temple of Void record. The title track alone proves that the band can still recreate their signature death-doom atmosphere with ease. At the same time, songs like “A Dead Issue” and “Thy Mountain Eternal” lean much further into post-metal and progressive territory. At moments I even caught some strong Opeth vibes, which definitely wasn’t something I expected going into this album.

    Because of that, The Crawl might take a few spins to fully sink in. It’s the kind of record that reveals more details the longer you sit with it. There are a lot of surprises hidden within these songs. Ath the same time it’s easily the biggest step forward Temple of Void have taken when it comes to songwriting, sound and influences.

    For some of the OG fans, this album might feel a little controversial at first. But give it time. With each listen, more layers start to unfold, and the beauty of this record becomes clearer. Temple of Void clearly didn’t hold back when it came to exploring new creative ideas. The result is one of their most interesting and surprising releases so far.

  • Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle) & Jehnny Beth Premiere New Single & Music Video “Look At Me”

    A music video has premiered online for the newly unveiled collaboration between former Savages vocalist Jehnny Beth and Faith No More / Mr. Bungle frontman Mike Patton. The collaboration arrives with a provocative, sexually charged video and explores eclectic sonic territory reminiscent of Patton’s Peeping Tom project, though this track lean… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com
  • Bloodhunter – Release Another New Single

    Spanish melodic death metal band Bloodhunter has released a new single titled “The Outspoken”. Check out the music video below.
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  • HEAVY DIGIMAG #444

    VIEW HEAVY DIGIMAG #444 HERE This weeks DigiMag features a cracker of an interview with Cradle Of Filth about their upcoming Australian tour. We also spend some time on the couch with Magnolia Park, Lost Society, Cryptic Shift and more. There’s tour news from Psycroptic, I Prevail, Guns N Roses, Iron Maiden and others, plus […]
  • New Metal Songs Highly Endorsed By Metal Odyssey!

    Metal Church has released a couple of new songs from their upcoming studio album Dead to Rights. Let me just say that these songs are unbelievable thrash ecstasy! Metal Church is back with a vengeance! The songs are: “F.a.F.O,” and “Brainwash Game.”

    Artillery returns! Their new single “Ghost In The Machine” is pure Traditional Metal glory, from start to finish! I have this song in my brain and it serves me right!

    BATTLEGRAVE have released their new blistering single “BONESAW” and it’s an extreme metal gift from the metal gods!

    “Broken and Blind” is a rather short yet killer song from the legendary Black Label Society. I love this song for its swift kick to my cranium. This song is on their forthcoming studio album Engines of Demolition, out on March 27th through MNRK Heavy / Spinefarm.

    Thank you for checking these highly recommended metal song choices out! Stay safe out there and Metal be thy name. -Stone

  • Double Trouble Down Under With DANI FILTH From CRADLE OF FILTH

    When British extreme metal legends CRADLE OF FILTH and American metal titans DEVILDRIVER, two of heavy music’s most iconic and ferocious bands – each with a stellar reputation for incredible live shows – joined forces for a North American tour in 2023 the results were predictably amazing and the synergy undeniable. Now Australia will  finally […]
  • “I drove a different Ferrari to the studio every day. David Gilmour and Nick Mason would wait outside to see which one”: How Sammy Hagar tried and failed to become a prog star after falling for Pink Floyd

    Montrose and Van Halen frontman regrets that he never got to make his concept album about aliens and space travel under the banner Sammy Wilde And Dustcloud