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A thunderous battle cry is here! German heavy metal legends, Warrant, return with their brand-new single and video “Scream For Metal” — an anthem forged in fire, pride, and passion.
With razor-sharp riffs, pounding drums, and soaring vocals, “Scream For Metal” embodies the unstoppable force of the scene: no hiding, no silence — only raw energy, burning souls, and the roar that keeps metal alive.
International hard rockers, Sainted Sinners, return with their fifth studio album, High On Fire, set for release on November 21 via ROAR.
The new record features the stellar lineup of Jack Meile (Tygers Of Pan Tang) on vocals, Frank Pané (Bonfire) on guitar, Ernesto Ghezzi (Gotthard) on keyboards, Samy Saemann (ex-Freedom Call) on bass, and Berci Hirleman on drums.
Armored Saint’s forthcoming new studio album, their follow-up to 2020’s Punching The Sky, has officially entered the mixing phase.
“I’ve officially handed over the new @thearmoredsaint album to start mixing. Thank you to this fine engineer and friend @ohhroman [Oliver Roman] for helping us get some great drum tracks. Here we are sitting in front of the holy grail of @rupert_neve consoles, the 1073 Console from Sound City in N Hollywood where #armoredsaint recorded Raising Fear. Full circle indeed.”
Southern California power trio, Night Demon, have released their Curse Of The Damned 10th Anniversary Boxset, and the Axe-Wielding Eugene Action Figure. Pre-orders are shipping out now – some of you may already be tearing into yours.
Night Demon have spent more than a decade honing their trademark heavy metal sound and have deservedly become the flag-bearers of the New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal movement. First released in 2015,
Tomas “Tompa” Lindberg, frontman of Swedish melodic death metal legends At The Gates, has died, his family confirmed to SVT Nyheter. Tomas has been battling Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma. He was 52 years of age.
A month ago, on August 15, At The Gates shared an update, revealing that “in early May, Tomas experienced a health setback. Since then, he has been hospitalised and has been receiving dedicated care in a specialized ward where he is being closely monitored around the clock.”
Death Angel recently released their first new music in six years. The brand new song “Wrath (Bring Fire)” is streaming now on all digital services. A visualizer for the song, created by Tamara Lienas of Aimed & Framed
Commenting on the new track vocalist Mark Osegueda said: “‘Wrath (Bring Fire)’ is the first Death Angel song featuring the whole band to be released since our 2019 Grammy nominated album, Humanicide. This song was however written during the pandemic.
Dust off your denim and leather and flex your devil horns: Twisted Sister is back — bigger, louder, and more unapologetic than ever. The band that gave the world “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and “I Wanna Rock” has confirmed they will storm stages worldwide in 2026, celebrating their 50th anniversary.
While full details remain under wraps (because even metal legends love a good tease), founding guitarist and manager Jay Jay French couldn’t contain his excitement about reaching a milestone that once seemed impossible: “Beginning on February 2nd, 1976 in a little bar called The Turtleneck Inn in...
Massacre Records is proud to announce the worldwide signing of US-based heavy metal powerhouse, Death Dealer.
Known for their uncompromising blend of traditional heavy metal, speed, and power, Death Dealer have been setting stages ablaze around the globe since their inception. The band’s relentless energy, razor-sharp riffs, and soaring vocals have earned them a loyal following and cemented their place among the most exciting acts in today’s metal scene.
Today, the heavy metal collective, N.Y.C., featuring Tommy Bolan (Warlock), Stet Howland (W.A.S.P., Metal Church), and Steve Unger (Metal Church), are thrilled to announce their debut album, Built To Destroy, an unfiltered blast of New York City attitude, due out November 14 via Adrenalizing Media Network.
What would it sound like if AC/DC brawled with Judas Priest in an alley while Motörhead revved a Harley over the whole thing? Meet N.Y.C.