Hatebreed and Life of Agony Announce East Coast Assault on Europe Tour


 

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 Hatebreed and Life of Agony unite for the East Coast Assault on Europe Tour 2026, hitting eighteen cities across Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium this November. Continue reading →


Life of Agony Return Home to Brooklyn for Only Area Show This October


 Life of Agony returns home to Brooklyn for a special show at The Meadows on Saturday, October 17, for their only area appearance of 2026. Tickets on sale now. Continue reading →


Sal Abruscato Accuses Type O Negative and Life of Agony of Royalty Theft and Trying to Erase His Contributions to Classic Albums


 

In a tirade shared to social media, deleted, and reuploaded, Sal Abruscato, the former drummer of Type O Negative and Life of Agony, has made wide ranging accusations  targeting his former bandmates, the music industry, and specific individuals he believes have wronged him. Abruscato shares his many issues with his former bandmates and people in the music industry.  current state of mind and his grievances with the industry. He was triggered by the press release that went out earlier this week commemorating the 30th anniversary of Type O Negative’s third album, Bloody Kisses, along with a Graphic Novel from, Z2 Comics in which Sal does not appear, but his replacement Johnny Kelly is depicted. Johnny did not join the band fully as the drummer until after their fourth album, October Rust was released. The main artist of the Bloody Kisses graphic novel is Alan Robert of Life of Agony, who Sal also disparaged. He also said band founder Peter Steele would be rolling over in his grave at the “gash grab” antics of the current owners of the brand and that it is a disservice to the fans to reissue the music. Sal played on the first three releases of Type O Negative and claimed to co-found that band. He also played on River Runs Red from Life of Agony, and was involved in several reunion lineups of that band. Abruscato hinted at possible legal action against his former bandmates and others in the industry at the end of the video. Watch the clip and read the transcription via Lambgoat.  Continue reading →