From underground gems to headline-worthy drops It’s New Music Friday for 1-31-25!
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PREVIEW: New Music Friday – Rock and Metal Releases for 1-31-25
From underground gems to headline-worthy drops It’s New Music Friday for 1-31-25!
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Bleed From Within Drop Their Single and Video “A Hope In Hell” – New Album Coming Soon
Fresh off tour supporting Slipknot in the UK and Europe, Scottish metal squad, Bleed From Within, have just released their new single and video, “A Hope In Hell.” This is latest cut from the new album, Zenith, due out on the 4th of April via Nuclear Blast Records. Watch it below and read more from the band.
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Bleed From Within Books “The Zenith Tour” 2025 with After The Burial and Great American Ghost
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Metal heavyweights Bleed From Within have revealed the details of ‘The Zenith Tour’ for 2025. The newly announced string of dates for fall next year will see the band headlining the largest venues they have ever played across the UK & Europe, with support from After The Burial and Great American Ghost. Continue reading
Bleed From Within Share a New Video for “Killing Time” – North American Tour Kicks Off Soon
Scottish metal heavyweights, Bleed From Within, have just released a new video for “Killing Time,” taken from their latest album, Shrine. The footage is gathered from touring highlights of the past few months. In April, they’ll be back on the road for a month-long North American tour with The Ghost Inside, Paleface, and Great American Ghost,. This will be followed by festival appearances including their Hellfest debut, Download Festival and Graspop, and German shows with Shadow Of Intent, The Acacia Strain and Fuming Mouth. They’ll then be capping off this year as special guests on Slipknot’s 25th anniversary Here Comes The Pain tour in the UK and Europe. Keep reading below for more.
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The Ghost Inside Share Single and Video for “Split” from Upcoming New Album
Metalcore heavyweights, The Ghost Inside, recently announced their sixth album, Searching For Solace, will be released on April 19th, via Epitaph Records. They have now shared their new single, “Split,” along with its own lyric video. The band will also be on tour in North America from mid April. Head into the article below to check out the new track and find out more from the band.
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Fit For An Autopsy Shares New Music Video for “Two Towers” – On Tour Now
Extreme metallers Fit For An Autopsy — Joseph Badolato [vocals], Patrick Sheridan [guitar], Timothy Howley [guitar], Will Putney [guitar], Peter Blue Spinazola [bass], and Josean Orta Martinez [drums] will drop their sixth album Oh What the Future Holds on January 14 via Nuclear Blast Records. Pre-orders are live at the link below. The band has shared the video for “Two Towers.” Watch it now!
LIVESTREAM REVIEW – eOne Heavy Livestream Showcase
While some were out hunting for Easter eggs, headbangers had a special treat of their own to look forward to in the form of the eOne Heavy Livestream. With five bands and almost four hours of footage, the livestream was a strong showcase of the label’s impressive heavy roster.
eOne Books Livestream from The Contortionist, Within The Ruins, Enterprise Earth, Bodysnatcher, and Plague Years
Entertainment One (eOne) has announced eOne Heavy Live, an exclusive livestream promoting some of the label’s best bands. Hosted by Ethan Harrison of Boston metal unit Great American Ghost, the festivities will commence Saturday, April 3rd at 3:00pm ET / 12:00pm PT and feature a headlining performance by progressive metal collective The Contortionist — their first live set of 2021 — with support from Within The Ruins, Enterprise Earth, and Plague Years. Tickets and exclusive merch bundles are available now at the link below.
CONCERT REVIEW: Bodysnatcher – Great American Ghost – Distinguisher and More: Live at 1720
Nestled comfortably in the bowels of Los Angeles between homeless encampments and the 110 freeway lies an unassuming building, a building in which is housed a very nice stage, two bars, and a decently sized footprint, lovingly named 1720.