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Eddie Berg and Harald Barrett join Legends of Loud at Reload Festival in Germany to talk Axis Mundi, songwriting, touring and the listeners who find themselves in Imminence’s songs.
Metalcore↗The eleven-track sixth album is Imminence’s first full-length for Sumerian Records. We also spoke with the band at Reload Festival; that interview goes live four hours from now.
Metalcore↗The album kept Wage War's cleaner hooks but brought the title track's electronics and the weight of ‘High Horse’ into the same version of the band.
Metalcore↗The Portland band's first full-length put Emma Boster's voice over eleven tightly written tracks of metallic hardcore and metalcore.
Metalcore↗The debut album built its identity around low-tuned rhythm, bright ambient guitars and two vocalists without letting the technical details replace the songs.
Metalcore↗The eleven-track follow-up to Excessive Guilt arrives on 6 November, with ‘critic’ and ‘rehearsed’ already out.
Metalcore↗The band made album four without label or management backing, with Dakota Alvarez back on vocals while he continues recovering from an ischemic stroke.
Metalcore↗The third Anemoia single pulls from different parts of Northlane’s catalogue instead of settling on one obvious reference point.
Metalcore↗Gilbert’s work extended from Shai Hulud and New Found Glory to the A Day To Remember records he helped produce.
Metalcore↗The one-night film and album-listening experience reaches Melkweg Amsterdam on 1 October, the night before Axis Mundi is released.
Metalcore↗Currents’ surprise five-track EP keeps more of the band’s movement and guitar work than a routine acoustic release, while Brian Wille’s cleans pull different melodies forward.
Metalcore↗Like Moths To Flames have released Does Heaven Ever Mourn For Me through UNFD. The five-song EP arrived on 18 September.
Metalcore↗Dan Searle and Sam Carter wrote the new standalone track, with Searle producing and Jensen Noen directing its increasingly distorted video.
Metalcore↗The first song from Trivium's still-unannounced eleventh album began with a riff Paolo Gregoletto had carried for five or six years.
Metalcore↗Bring Me The Horizon and Die Toten Hosen join blink-182 as headliners, while Faith No More return to Germany after twelve years.
Metalcore↗The nine-song record returns to vinyl on 30 October, while Her Portrait In Black finally reaches digital platforms.
Metalcore↗Alvarez has officially returned three years after leaving. So Long To Yesterday gives the reunion its first new music on 18 September.
Metalcore↗Daniel Garcia won AEW’s Butcher Battle Royale, then chose MusiCares for the company’s $100,000 donation in the late Every Time I Die guitarist’s name.
Metalcore↗John Runkle and returning drummer Nick Mirusso will split the 7 November Buffalo set before Mirusso retakes the chair permanently.
Metalcore↗Rory Rodriguez joins one by one, following Circularity reworks with Ladrones and HEAVENSGATE.
Metalcore↗Bloodywood will open the announced 2027 UK and European arena dates, from Dublin on 21 January through Gliwice on 4 March.
Metalcore↗The Australian band's first new music in three years addresses the loss of guitarist Ryan Siew.
Metalcore↗The title track introduces a thirteen-song sixth album that arrives through Fearless Records on 9 October.
Metalcore↗On Sempiternal, the electronics are as memorable as the riffs. Bring Me The Horizon brought both together without losing the heaviness.
Metalcore↗Architects' support for Sea Shepherd has included campaign stalls at shows and visits to its ships. It gives listeners a way to find out what the organisation does.
Metalcore↗Jona Weinhofen and Michael Crafter on Prom Queen's early metalcore years, returning in their 40s, the cost of touring and keeping Sean Kennedy at the heart of the band.
Metalcore↗The Washington, D.C. veterans' eleventh album arrives on 30 October, with Mark Lewis behind the Nashville sessions and its title track out today.
Metalcore↗Swedish melodic-death-metal guitars, hardcore and Jesse Leach's voice came together on Killswitch Engage's second album.
Metalcore↗After fans trusted Jake Luhrs with difficult stories, he wanted to offer something that lasted beyond a conversation at a show. HeartSupport grew from that need.
Metalcore↗The German band will play 12 European rooms between 14 January and 13 February, including Little Devil in Tilburg.
Metalcore↗Caleb Shomo's sixth Beartooth album is out now: eleven songs, a new label home and a fresh production partnership with Jordan Fish.
Metalcore↗Recorded at Impericon Festival Leipzig, the We Came As Romans bassist talks meditation, Rick Rubin, terrible early merch and life after the noise.
Metalcore↗Paleface Swiss and VOLA open every date as the headline order changes between the UK, mainland Europe and Scandinavia.
Metalcore↗Boundaries, 156/Silence and Volatile Ways join the Swedish band for seven Australian rooms between 3 and 13 February 2027.
Metalcore↗The Australian band's second album faces grief, guilt and depression through melodic metalcore written with a live crowd in mind.
Metalcore↗The Brazilian trio's 12-track The Pain Made Me Who I Am moves between deathcore rhythm, metalcore melody and flashes of hip-hop and nu metal.
Metalcore↗Architects lost their co-founder and primary songwriter on 20 August 2016. Ten years later, his music still means so much to this scene.
Metalcore↗Released on 19 August 2016, the self-titled debut captured Bad Omens as a direct mid-2010s metalcore band, years before their sound grew into arenas.
Metalcore↗Four years on, True Power's switches between rap, electronics, big hooks and heavy breakdowns still stand out.
Metalcore↗Bullet for My Valentine's 2005 debut put twin guitars, huge choruses and romantic disaster inside tightly written metalcore songs.
Metalcore↗There's a lot of life between tours. For independent metalcore bands, the next show often depends on what happens away from the stage.
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