Beartooth Shares a New Single and Visualizer for “Bullshit” – New Album Coming Soon


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For years, Beartooth turned pain into anthems shouted back at the world. Pure Ecstasy captures what happens on the other side of that fight: not perfection or peace, but the possibility of freedom. The album’s acclaimed first two singles offered an early glimpse into that journey. The title track lays everything bare from the first note, setting the tone for an LP built on confronting every high and low without flinching, while Caleb Shomo cites “Free” as “the most honest depiction of my soul I will most likely ever make.” Check out the new single and visualizer for “Bullshit” below, and pre-save and pre-order the album too!  

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Corrosion Of Conformity Share a Cover of Free’s “Fire And Water” – On Tour Now


American heavy metal icons, Corrosion Of Conformity, have just dropped their own rendition of “Fire And Water,” originally released by English rock band, Free, in 1970. It came about spontaneously, while recording their forthcoming new full-length, set for release next year, via Nuclear Blast Records. The track serves as the first of the Riffissippi Studio Jam Sessions, a collection of interpretations of songs by some of the band’s favorite artists. Watch the “Fire And Water” video below.
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Enter Shikari to Livestream Their Upcoming Show in Belgium, UK and European Headline Tour Continues


Enter Shikari are announcing news of a free livestream of their upcoming show in Belgium on Monday 19th Feb. The livestream will capture the sold-out opening night of the band’s European run at one of the tour’s more intimate venues, AB in Brussels. It’s a venue with which the band have a long history, and released a 2 x vinyl LP official bootleg of a show from it in 2019. The band are currently midway through their biggest-ever UK tour. Click the notification below to watch the livestream on Monday! Check out our review of the band as part of Riot Fest 2023. Continue reading →