Bring Me The Horizon Release 20th Anniversary Re Recording Of Count Your Blessings Revisiting Their Deathcore Roots

Bring Me The Horizon have gone all the way back to where it began. The Sheffield heavy music giants have released Count Your Blessings | Repented, a fully re-recorded 20th anniversary edition of their landmark debut album, available now on vinyl, cassette and all streaming Read More …

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Paleface Swiss Announce 2027 Australian Tour With Counterparts And Fox Lake

Australia is about to get flattened again. Paleface Swiss have announced their return to Australia in January and February 2027, and this time joining the Swiss heavy music wrecking crew across the run will be Canadian metalcore legends Counterparts and Colorado heavy hitters Fox Lake, Read More …

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Brand Of Sacrifice Return With Explosive Double Single Seeing Red And This Place Wasn’t Meant For Us

Brand Of Sacrifice are back, and they have returned with serious force. The Canadian deathcore titans have unleashed a devastating double single, “Seeing Red” and “This Place Wasn’t Meant For Us”, marking their first new music since late 2023 and the opening strike of what Read More …

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Lorna Shore Announce Massive Australia And New Zealand Tour For 2026 With Whitechapel, The Acacia Strain And Organectomy

Lorna Shore are bringing the abyss back down under in 2026, and this time they are going bigger than ever. The New Jersey deathcore juggernauts have announced a massive Australia and New Zealand headline tour for October 2026, marking their biggest Antipodean headline run to Read More …

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My Own Will’s Max Breaks Down Misery | Production & Interview

My Own Will’s Max dives into the production and intent behind Misery, breaking down how the EP was built and what’s next for the band. Read More …

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AEONIK: Fire, Fury, and the Sound of Something Breaking Loose

AEONIK aren’t here to play it safe. In this exclusive interview, we dive into the chaos, creativity, and raw intensity driving one of heavy music’s most explosive rising bands. Read More …

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VANTA Are Building Worlds and Burning Them Down

VANTA aren’t just writing songs—they’re building collapsing worlds and dragging you into them. Perpetual Selection feels less like an album and more like a warning signal, blurring the line between cosmic horror and human reality in a way that’s as unsettling as it is addictive. Read More …

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Broken by the Scream Sign With Metal Blade Records As Japan’s Kawaii Deathcore Disruptors Prepare to Detonate Europe

Metal Blade Records has just pulled off one of their sharpest global signings in recent memory, welcoming Tokyo’s Broken by the Scream into the fold. Equal parts extreme metal assault and idol-pop chaos, BBTS have spent nearly a decade smashing genre walls with a volatile Read More …

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Seek Misery erupt with debut full-length: Everyone You Love Will Leave

Blood-soaked riffs and tortured vocals — Adelaide’s Seek Misery have carved a jagged, feral path straight through the monotony of modern heavy and dropped one hell of a debut. Everyone You Love Will Leave isn’t politely knocking on your skull—it’s obliterating the door, dragging you Read More …

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Despised Icon – Shadow Work Review: When Brutality Meets Precision

Like a bull charging out of the now obliterated gate, Despised Icon are back with their seventh full-length album, Shadow Work. The opening and title track sets the titanic tone for what’s to come — vicious, angry, and utterly rancorous. Shadow Work is explosive from Read More …

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Despised Icon – Shadow Work: Eric Jarrin on Rebirth, Reflection, and the Legacy of Deathcore

Few bands can claim to have shaped the DNA of modern deathcore the way Despised Icon have. For over two decades, the Montreal juggernaut has stood as a benchmark of precision, power, and pure grit — merging technical death metal ferocity with hardcore’s raw pulse Read More …

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Immortal Disfigurement Drag Us Into the “Hellhole” — CJ McCreery’s Deathcore Inferno Returns

There’s heavy — and then there’s Immortal Disfigurement heavy. “Hellhole” doesn’t just drop; it detonates, dragging you through a cathedral built from blastbeats and brimstone. CJ McCreery’s return to the mic feels like an exorcism through subwoofers, every guttural a sermon to the damned. This Read More …

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