Pillars of Autumn Premiere New Track & Lyric Video

Toronto, Canada-based symphonic deathcore outfit Pillars of Autumn premiere a new single and lyric video by the name of "Crestfallen Emissary", streaming via YouTube for you now below.

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Hounds Of War Premiere New Single ''B Line"

United Kingdom-based heavy hardcore outfit Hounds Of War premiere a new single titled "B Line", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.

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Employed To Serve Premiere New Music Video

British metalcore act Employed To Serve have premiered their latest single, “Atonement,” streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. The track features a guest appearance from Will Ramos of symphonic deathcore titans Lorna Shore and will appear on the band’s upcoming album, “Fallen Star,” slated for release on April 25th via Spinefarm Records.

David Brodsky (Cattle Decapitation, The Black Dahlia Murder) directed the accompanying music video for the song, which you can watch below. Ramos isn’t the only notable guest on “Fallen Star”—the album also features Jesse Leach of Killswitch Engage and Serena Cherry of Svalbard.

Guitarist Sammy Urwin commented on the track: More...

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Coffin Feeder (Aborted, Etc.) Premiere New Single

Coffin Feeder has unleashed their latest single, “Porkchop Express,” now available for streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you below. The deathcore collective - comprising members of Aborted, Leng Tch’e, and more - crafts their songs as tributes to classic action movies from the 80s and 90s.

As the title suggests, this track is a nod to John Carpenter’s 1986 cult favorite 'Big Trouble In Little China'. Adding to the intensity, Julien Truchan of Benighted delivers guest vocals on the song.

Frontman Sven de Caluwé (Aborted, etc.) shared his thoughts: More...

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Silent Planet & Invent Animate Debut Collab Single

Silent Planet and Invent Animate have joined forces for their new collaborative track, “Return To One”. This song marks the beginning of a three-part narrative set to unfold on their upcoming joint EP, “Bloom In Heaven”. The album's release is scheduled for March 28th.

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Cradle Of Filth Unveils New Album Details

Grammy Award-nominated extreme metal institution Cradle Of Filth is thrilled to unveil their upcoming 14th studio album, "The Screaming Of The Valkyries," out March 21, 2025 via Napalm Records. Available for pre-order now, the album excels as a succinct summation of the ghosts of Cradle’s past, while taking bold new steps into the future.

Cradle Of Filth reigns supreme as one of the most revered, formative and notorious names in music – from the depths of the extreme metal underground to the peaks of mainstream pop culture itself, and are responsible for breaking ground for many of today’s top metal artists with their trademark mixture of blackened heaviness, macabre theatricality and scintillating gothic style. Now, following the release of 2021’s "Existence Is Futile" (#20 Billboard 200 with Hard Rock Genre), iconic frontman Dani Filth & Co. emerge again with a legacy-cementing opus.

Entrance yourself with a brand new Cradle Of Filth anthem for a new era – "To Live Deliciously" – out today. The track hits with rhythmic, menacing urgency built around a Libertine lyrical hook that twists and writhes with aggression, atmosphere and melody.

Cradle Of Filth master of ceremonies Dani Filth says about the new track:
"The song is about the celebration of life. Of indulging in everything unfettered from the conformities of religion, fashion or state. Free from guilt or constraint. As nature intended.

"It could be read as a hedonistic life code. And a positive one if not done at the expense or the suffering of others.

"To delight in simply’ being’. Being alive and free in the here and now." More...

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Nachtblut Releases "Stirb Langsam" Video

German dark metal masters Nachtblut have released the energetic "Stirb Langsam" [Eng: Die slowly] today, taken from their upcoming seventh studio album "Todschick" [Eng: Dead chic], which will be released on February 21, 2025 via Napalm Records.

At first glance, "Stirb Langsam" may seem like an exuberant party anthem and an ode to alcohol, but it quickly reveals itself as a sharp social critique of excessive drinking and binge culture. Despite its profound message, the track’s driving rhythm, catchy chorus, and, not least, Askeroth's distinctive vocals make it irresistibly engaging. The single is accompanied by an impressive music video that perfectly captures and enhances the song’s atmosphere.

Nachtblut on their new single "Stirb Langsam":
"The most intellectual drinking song the world has ever heard, with poetic forays into the masterpieces of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. And, of course, in true Nachtblut fashion, behind the apparent drunkenness lies a razor-sharp message ... Because ‘Stirb Langsam’ is far more than just a drinking song – it only disguises itself as one." More...

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