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"I guess people were thinking that it had something to do with Isaac because it was directed at the kit, but it wasn't about Isaac." The post SLASH On AXL ROSE's Buenos Aires Freakout: "It Got So Blown Out Of Proportion" appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Shout out to photographer Alison Webster. The post Photos: DARK ANGEL, SACRED REICH & VIO-LENCE At Roseland Theater appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

On Monday night, James Corden was the main guest on Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show. They did a bit where they went back and forth singing showtunes. Can you imagine? Let’s not imagine. Let’s just keep it moving. Life is hard enough as it is. And anyway, the poor unfortunate souls in last night’s Tonight Show studio audience at least got a Big Thief performance out of it. That’s got to count for something, right? View the full article

Tame Impala’s new album Deadbeat doesn’t seem to be anyone’s favorite Tame Impala record, but that hasn’t stopped the band from filling arenas or from scoring their first-ever Hot 100 hit. On Monday night, Kevin Parker kicked off his American arena tour by headlining Brooklyn’s Barclays Center — the first gig in a four-night stand at that venue. (“What tour?” he joked. “The world tour.”) The show was Tame Impala’s first full-on public performance in a couple of years, and they played 10 of the 12 songs from Deadbeat. For some of those songs, it was Tame Impala’s first time performing them in any kind of public setting. For others, it was the band’s first time performing them at all, in any context. View the full article

I would say my biggest win this year was the continued success of my main business that me and my wife run. We have expanded our product range this year and sales have boomed as a result.

Thats actually a great relaxing song @Ja sa bong It kind of reminds me of the Incan pan pipes which I just love.

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In September, Together Pangea announced their new album Eat Myself to follow 2021’s DYE. So far we’ve heard “Like Your Father,” “Empty Church,” “Little Demon,” and “Molly Said,” and Friday (Oct. 24) the LA rock trio shared “Halloween” featuring the Red Pears. View the full article

Last year, Hope Of The States got back together after breaking up in 2006. Now, frontman Sam Herlihy is here with “The Entire Span Of Human Existence,” which is his debut song as Samuel J Herlihy. View the full article

Johnston played on Morpheus Descends' 1994 EP Chronicles of the Shadowed Ones. The post Ex-MORPHEUS DESCENDS Guitarist BRYAN JOHNSTON Dead At 50 Years Old appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Jenny Gillespie Mason has been recording music as Sis for years, and now there’s a band name too. The newly christened Sis And The Lower Wisdom will release their album Saints And Aliens in January. Opening track “Crocus Man” is out now. View the full article

The persistently-busy Daniel Lopatin will release Tranquilizer, his latest Oneohtrix Point Never album, in a few weeks. It’s a whopping 15 tracks total; three of which he shared alongside the album announcement, and today he’s back with another one called “Measuring Ruins.” It begins as a peaceful, structureless drone that gradually crescendoes into something more grand with rattling percussion and blasts of noise. Watch Yoshi Sodeoka’s video for the song below. View the full article

UK producer Love Remain has a new mixtape on the way, and in this case mixtape seems to mean “not long enough to be an album, not short enough to be an EP.” It’s called With Every Cloud, and I’m not seeing a release date for it just yet. What I am seeing is “Calm,” a moodily booming collaboration with rising UK rapper Jawnino. View the full article

Plus Múr, Nite, Hierophant, Sovereign, Blodknoke, and more! The post MAYHEM, PRIMORDIAL, FUNERAL & More Added To Inferno Metal Festival 2026 appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Surprise, it’s a new Aesop Rock album! Just a few months after his previous LP Black Hole Superette, the Long Island underground rap veteran is back with its follow-up I Heard It’s A Mess There Too. It’s out in full today. View the full article

Plus current and former dudes from Rosetta. The post NEW MISERABLE EXPERIENCE (Ex-REVOCATION, RIVERS OF NIHIL) Streams New Single "Payback From God" appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Philadelphia is not widely considered a hotbed for dance culture — it is better associated with punky, DIY grit. One key exception is Making Time, a lifeline for adventurous showgoers in the City of Brotherly Love. Founder David Pianka (AKA DJ Dave P.) was employed at a coffee shop in the 1990s, which put him in the orbit of local bands. For his first foray into music, he invited them to play a party. “Each floor had a different genre,” he remembers. “It was a one-off that we were going to do with our friends. It wasn’t meant to be a party for 25 years.” Named after a song by the Creation, the series endured. By the time the Strokes played in 2001, Making Time was a precocious institution. View the full article

Plus Dragonforce, Nekrogoblikon, Psychostick, and more! The post DETHKLOK, AVATAR, CRADLE OF FILTH & More Added To Welcome To Rockville 2026 appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Recently we saw Robbie Williams cover Wet Leg in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, only to see Wet Leg cover Empire Of The Sun (not Robbie Williams) in the same venue. Now Mumford & Sons have covered a younger female star in the Live Lounge,. View the full article

Givin' people what they want. The post ACID BATH Announces First-Ever UK Show appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

It’s hard to imagine a Cars revival because the Cars never really go away. The great new wave band released their final album, the reunion LP Move Like This, in 2011, and frontman Ric Ocasek passed away in 2019, just one year after the band was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. But the band’s classics endure, and they never fall out of rotation. Last month, the author and Buffalo Tom frontman Bill Janovitz published The Cars: Let The Stories Be Told, his book about the band, and it includes some information about as-yet-unreleased Cars music that may soon see the light of day. View the full article