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Metal News for October 19, 2026

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9 news articles posted on this day.

Orphaned Land Announced To Play 70k Of Metal 2027

For the first time ever outside the Middle East, Orphaned Land will present their ‘Exclusive Orchestra Show’ onboard 70,000 Ton of Metal 2027. American heavy metal upstarts Starkill and from Sweden, Vintersorg!


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Big Yogurt Premieres New Single

Midwest,USA-based deathcore/slam/brutal death metal unit Big Yogurt premieres a new single titled "Bludgeoned By Blow Up Dolls", streaming via YouTube for you now below.

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Macabre Demise Premiere New Single

German death metal duo Macabre Demise premiere their new single titled "Smile While You Rot", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.

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Black Trip Premiere New Live In Studio Performance

Mexico City, Mexico-based melodic death metal outfit Black Trip premiere a new live in studio performance video for "REVOLUCIÓN", streaming via YouTube for you now below. The track is taken from their current album "Balas De Honor".

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For All To Behold Premiere New Single

San Diego, CA-based brutal death metal quartet For All To Behold premiere a new single "Stabbed and Strangled", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.

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Manifestations Premiere New Single & Music Video

Gary, IN-based death metal/slam/beatdown five-piece Manifestations premiere a new single and music video by the name of "Now You're Dead (Fuck You Too)", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.

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Amerakin Overdose Debut New Single & Music Video

Masked industrial nü-metal outfit Amerakin Overdose have premiered a music video for their latest single “Parasite.” The track was written in response to an August 8th show the band performed in Salem, Oregon, where they allege the promoter failed to pay any of the artists on the bill. Approximately 180 tickets were sold for the event. The incident prompted local media coverage, leading others to come forward with similar allegations against the promoters, who were eventually barred from working with the venue amid hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid rent.

Amerakin Overdose frontman Cody Perez offered the following thoughts on the new track: More...

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My Chemical Romance Premiere New Live Music Video

My Chemical Romance have shared a live performance of “Someone Out There Loves You,” an officially unreleased track captured during the band’s 2007 show at Maxwell’s in Hoboken, NJ. The recording has surfaced as part of the promotional lead-up to the emo rockers’ upcoming 20th-anniversary edition of their 4x platinum album “The Black Parade,” out in stores now. The performance is among the bonus tracks included on the expanded release.

Meanwhile, speculation continues to mount that the group are preparing their long-awaited comeback album.

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Saliva Premiere New Music Video "Rivers"

Nü-metal outfit Saliva have unveiled a music video for their song “Rivers,” featured on their latest album “Breaking Through,” which arrived this past August. The platinum-certified band wrote the track as a tribute to their late friend, Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers, who passed away at the age of 48 on October 18th, 2025.


Saliva vocalist Bobby Amaru and Rivers launched the project SLEEPKILLERS together in 2019. Rivers also helped bring another Amaru project, Burn Season, to life, with that group also featuring current Saliva bassist/vocalist Brad Stewart. Gray Taylors directed the newly released video accompanying the tribute.

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