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King Ultramega Teams Up With Joe Satriani to Cover “Be Yourself” by Audioslave

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A tribute project to the legacy of Chris Cornell, King Ultramega have just released their second track with their instyrumental cover of Audioslave’s “Be Yourself” featuring guitar legend Joe Satriani, and drummer Kenny Aronoff! This follows their cover of “Rusty Cage,” originally by the late singer’s iconic grunge band, Soundgarden. In addition to metal and rock luminaries, the album was mixed by Josh Wilbur (Lamb of God). Delivered in collaboration with Reigning Phoenix Music records and MusiCares, it is the collective’s seconf track and comes with a music video. Watch it below and find out more.
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Skumlove Drops Industrial Metal Cover of Jamiroquai’s “Deeper Underground” ft. Carlton Bost (Orgy)

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Industrial metal powerhouse Skumlove unleashes a brutal new spin on Jamiroquai’s classic hit “Deeper Underground”, transforming the smooth, funk-driven track into a crushing industrial anthem. With heavy guitars, pounding rhythms, and Skumlove’s signature dark-edged vocals, this cover takes the original into completely uncharted territory — fitting for a song about descending into the depths & tapping into the socially political charged climate we are in today.Continue reading →


A New Kyuss Tribute Album is Coming Soon

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In a global homage to the godfathers of desert rock, record label, Witching Buzz, are to release a covers compilation album. Spaceship Landing: A Tribute to Kyuss will be released October 31, 2025, featuring 21 bands from across the globe, each offering a reimagining of a Kyuss classic. Find out more below.
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King Ultramega (Alice In Chains, Anthrax, Mastodon, Metal Allegiance) Drop a Cover of Soundgarden Classic “Rusty Cage”

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A tribute project to the legacy of Chris Cornell, King Ultramega have just released a cover of “Rusty Cage,” originally by the late singer’s iconic grunge band, Soundgarden. In addition to metal and rock luminaries, the album was mixed by Josh Wilbur (Lamb of God). Delivered in collaboration with Reigning Phoenix Music records and MusiCares, it is the collective’s debut and comes with an animated lyric video. Watch it below and find out more.
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Keith Wallen (Breaking Benjamin) Shares a Cover of Avril Lavigne’s “I’m With You” – On Tour Soon

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Last year, Breaking Benjamin guitarist, Keith Wallen, dropped his most recent solo album, Infinity Now, via Rise Records. As part of following on, he has now shared a cover of Avril Lavigne‘s hit, “I’m With You,” complete with an official video. Catch it below and read more from Wallen.
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Black Sabbath Shares Judas Priest’s Cover of “War Pigs” Ahead of Their Farewell Show This Weekend

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Black Sabbath has shared a cover of their classic track “War Pigs” as recorded by hometown peers Judas Priest! The performance-style video went live on all of Black Sabbath’s socials today, along with a cross-posted to Judas Priest’s as well. Judas Priest is not appearing at the Black Sabbath/Ozzy concert this weekend.Continue reading →


Sálezianos Drop a Cover of Alice In Chains’ “Brother”

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Australian blackened avant-garde metal project, Sálezianos recently shared their take on the track, “Brother,” originally by Alice In Chains. It was produced and recorded by: Daniel Phillip East and Nick Jarrah Parkinson, mixed by Dr. Mike Trubetskov (EOL Studios), and mastered by Tony Jack Mantz (Jack the Bear’s Deluxe Mastering). The cover song comes with a lyric video created by Brandon Hutcheson (Reliqa). Watch it in the article below.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Onslaught – Origins Of Aggression

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Among the decades-old origins of Thrash, Hardcore Punk looms large. Many acts evolved from those humble rage-fueled beginnings. Onslaught never forgot; Origins Of Aggression (Reigning Phoenix Music), a celebration of the band’s forty years, aggressively reminds us of their fidelity.Continue reading →


CONCERT REVIEW: Ministry – My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult – Die Krupps Live at Franklin Music Hall  

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This is not the same old madness, but a reworking of the past. Ministry came to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia and played a show of deep tracks and a reworking of their earliest years. Along for this wild ride in support were Die Krupps and My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult. Together, they make up what is being called The Squirrely Years Tour.Continue reading →