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Lena Luca channels shadowy introspection into Dark Out, a sleek synth pop cut rooted in 80s nostalgia but driven by raw emotional clarity. Based in Austin, Texas, the self-produced artist builds the track around pulsing electronics and a quietly magnetic vocal presence, gradually unfolding into a chorus that feels both vulnerable and defiant. Beneath its glossy surface lies a deeper narrative about confronting trauma and learning to exist alongside it, especially through connection with others.

Dark Out balances darkness and release with precision, offering a cinematic yet deeply personal listening experience.

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According to ’70s soft rockers, America, “in the desert, you can remember your name,” which is all good and well, but no one’s gonna forget a name like Arizona’s melodic death metal outfit Wyrmhaven, right? This desert-based Tucson quintet—Nick Cowan (guitars), Stephen Majalca (drums), Keith Huffman (bass), Travis Skye (lead guitars), Steve Naemark (vocals)—are dropping their latest single, “Unrelenting Storm,” which is taken from their upcoming debut full-length, Seasons of Gloom. These guys have been together since the dawn of the decade and their metalcore-inspired DM delivers a well-honed crunch with raw, impassioned vocals. Though “Unrelenting Storm” sounds like a title fit for a blistering pummelfest, it’s a more measured and doom-laden track that grinds rather than rips.

Seasons of Gloom was produced by Wyrmhaven and Ryan Bram. It was recorded by Ryan Bram at Homewrecker Studios, and mixed and mastered by Zack Ohren. It’s set for release on vinyl and digitally on May 29. Place your preorder here.

Vocalist Steve Naemark had this to say about the new single:

“‘Unrelenting Storms’ is about existential rot and decay. The lyrics depict humanity leaving the world barren, abusing the very thing that made their existence possible. A song with poetic lyrics layered in imagery. On a more personal level, the song is about helplessly watching everyone you love pass away. ‘Unrelenting Storms’ carries a message that encompasses the theme of the entire album.”

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New Wave Of British Heavy Metal favourites Tygers Of Pan Tang, who recently completed a short UK tour with Demon, has debuted a new music video for the song, "Electrifyed." You can check it out below. As vocalist Jack Meille puts it: "In Tygers history rarely has a song title suggested the album title but this time it was clear for all of us tha… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Italian post-metal band IVOIRE have made their upcoming debut album “Uragano” available for early streaming in full via No Clean Singing, offering a complete preview of the record ahead of its release on May 8th, 2026. The premiere provides a wider look at the album’s dense and dynamic sound, where post-metal foundations are interwoven with darker, more abrasive elements and black […]

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British thrash metal stalwarts Acid Reign will release their new album "Daze Of The Week" on May 15th, 2026. Their first since their universally praised "The Age Of Entitlement" in 2019. In anticipation of the rapidly approaching album release, the band has shared the album's second single "Sorrowsworn," which can be found below. Vocalist and or… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Work on Snot‘s first new studio album in decades has thus far resulted in eight new songs. Reinvigorated by the 2024 addition of vocalist Andy Knapp to their roster, the funky nü-metal punks have been hammering out new songs for their big comeback under producer/mixer/engineer Chris Collier (Korn, Prong). In an interview with SWOMP conducted…

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It’s been fifteen years since Russian brutal death metallers Cranial Osteotomy blasted their vicious debut album out into the world. Victim Of Wicked Sickness was a violent, uncompromising statement of intent, a guttural slam fest that had underground aficionados hungry for the next Cranial slab of lust and disgust. However, after just a couple of demos and a single […]

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The Pacific Northwest’s foremost dark black metal force is preparing their new album “[…] one of the most talked-about names in contemporary black metal.” — Portland Mercury Season of Mist is proud to announce a new partnership with HULDER, the Pacific Northwest-based dark black metal project, in a co-signing arrangement with longtime North American label 20 Buck […]

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