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Review: 11 Theory – All In Our Minds WLA Productions – June 19th, 2026 Reviewer – Jason Hopper 11 Theory are set to release their debut album ‘All In Our Minds‘. That’s all I know about the band (I’ll get to that later). Listening to the album, their sound is blues based hard rock performed with […]

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Lifeforce Records is thrilled to welcome international Melodic Death Metal  band TIL THE END to its family!

TIL THE END, formed in 2023, boasts a lineup of battle-tested musicians: Antony Hämäläinen (Nightrage, Armageddon) on vocals, Kostas Sotos (Mystic Prophecy, Crystal Tears) on guitar, Márton Veress (Orgy, Armageddon) on drums, and Nic Svensson (Slaves For Scores) on bass/rhythm guitar.

The band shared their excitement about the signing:

“After three years of dedication and countless late nights in the studio, we’ve found the perfect partners at LifeForce Records. We’re incredibly proud to join the family! Get ready for an exciting new chapter!”

Vocalist Antony Hämäläinen added, “Returning to LifeForce feels like coming home! I’ve always valued the passionate culture Stefan fosters here, and I’m excited to contribute another amazing release to the label’s legacy.”

TIL THE END offers razor-sharp melodies, relentless energy, and a deep understanding of what makes melodic death metal truly captivating. Fans of Slaughter of the Soul-era At the Gates, early In Flames, and modern Arch Enemy will find TIL THE END’s sonic assault incredibly familiar.

The Lifeforce Records debut album is scheduled for release in September 2026, with the first single dropping on June 19th.

In the meantime, please check out the band’s already released singles on your favorite streaming platform or the band’s YouTube channel.

Seen on Top Of The Pops alongside the sugary-sweet songs of the era, Delilah affected the band permanently, and not all in a good way.

Jungle Rot have given their new studio album “Cruel Face Of War” an early digital release ahead of its previously scheduled May 15th launch. Fans can stream the new effort now, while physical editions are still set to arrive this Friday. Speaking on the album’s release, vocalist/guitarist Dave Matrise said: Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

The unlikely pairing have completed their highly anticipated appearance on the finale of the latest series of American Idol

This is the debut album by UK doom band Dromos. A 46-minute funeral doom album that consists of three mammoth songs? Yes please. Brought into the world by current/ex-members of Eihort, Final Dose, Mutagenic Host, and more, Dromos deliver a doom metal feast across the massive Failing Light. Failing Light is heavily atmospheric. The music is … Continue reading “Dromos – Failing Light (Review)”

Foo Fighters, The Black Crowes, Nick Cave and dozens more play Spain’s Mad Cool festival in July

And yes, the Bring Me The Verizon joke has already been made.

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Southern California’s post-hardcore stalwarts MOVEMENTS are pleased to announce the September 4 release of their new album Happier Now via Fearless Records. The band has also fired off not one but two new tracks with Dissolve Me and Back in My Ways.

Movements have earned their reputation in the post-hardcore scene with mathy, discordant riffs wrapped in forward-thinking melodies. The band further perfects the formula that has served it so well with Dissolve Me, which features tense and angular riffs wrapped in shimmering, layered vocal harmonies. It’s a hardcore bop that will have the kids in the pit jumping up and down and dancing like no one is watching.

“Dissolve Me, the first track we wrote for this record, set a precedent for our writing process,” explains Miranda. “Nailing the lead single for an album cycle on the first try is a significant accomplishment. It felt like the perfect culmination of energy, emotion, and growth for us sonically. Like much of the record, this song is introspective, and It’s a sort of confession about my own social behaviors and the challenges I face in navigating even the smallest or most ‘normal’ everyday interactions. Those feelings tend to accumulate and worsen over time, to the point where they can become debilitating. Sometimes it feels like the only remedy would be to slam my head into a wall.”

But rather, the band members channel those frustrations into their music!

Movements have also served up a moody and melancholic volley with Back In My Ways. It’s a master class in slow burn sonic storytelling. The tinny riffs and evenly-delivered vocals steadily escalate through to the final third of the song. That’s when the track absolutely erupts in a torrent of riffs and a rush of emotive vocals. Back In My Ways hits you in all of the post-hardcore feels. Ultimately, Back in My Ways was a grower for the band, and one that harks back to the band’s earlier sounds.

“Back in My Ways was a track that I kinda hated at first,” offers Miranda. “I think there was part of me that was hesitant to want to slip back into the ‘sadder’ side of our music. Sometimes the early versions of the songs we write don’t hit right away, but over time it’s become one of my favorite tracks on the record. This song is a slow burn in more ways than one, and it’s really special.”

Most recently, Movements toured Australia nationally supporting Pierce The Veil on their sold out arena run.

Happier Now Track Listing:
01. Pulse
02. Dissolve Me
03. Everything Is Fine
04. Happier Now
05. Flowerbed
06. Back in My Ways
07. Spellbound
08. Ill at Ease
09. Live by the Sword
10. Everyone I’ve Ever Been
11. Fragile Hands
12. Separate

DISSOLVE ME – OUT NOW
https://ffm.to/movementsdissolveme

BACK IN MY WAYS – OUT NOW
https://ffm.to/movementsbackinmyways

HAPPIER NOW – OUT SEPTEMBER 8
https://ffm.to/movementshappiernow

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