Master unleash the title track from their new album "Among the Seeds of Death"! Master delivers old school Death Metal at its purest! "Among the Seeds of Death" is available on all streaming platforms now.
Listen to "Among the Seeds of Death" now:
Pre-order "Among the Seeds of Death" CD/LP/MC here:
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Earlier this summer, FEARLESS RECORDS welcomed iconic, '00s band FROM FIRST TO LAST to its global roster.
Today, the band is thrilled to announce the October 2 release of the new EP, titled WE WERE BLEEDING ANYWAY. Pre-order it/pre-save it HERE.
To herald the news, the band has also shared the video for new single "THEY SAID YOUR GHOST WAS A PROMISE." Watch it HERE.
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FALLING IN REVERSE return with their first new song in over a year — and it's a powerhouse that can shift tectonic plates.
Today, the band shares the new single "JOSEPH," featuring guest vocals from two hard rock genre titans — Slipknot's Corey Taylor and System of a Down's Serj Tankian. It's a major moment and marks the first time these two iconic voices have performed together on a song.
Watch the Jensen Noen-directed video, in which Taylor and Tankian also appear, HERE.
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AS I LAY DYING enter a new chapter with their self-titled album As I Lay Dying.
On February 5, 2027, Grammy-nominated metalcore pioneers AS I LAY DYING return with their new self-titled album, As I Lay Dying, via Napalm Records. For 25 years, the band has helped shape the global metalcore scene through eight acclaimed studio albums, uncompromising heaviness and unmistakable melodic songwriting.
With the two new singles “Polarized” and “Retribution”, AS I LAY DYING showcase two deliberately contrasting sides of their new album. “Polarized” leans into a more melodic and accessible direction, combining heavy riffs with an immediate, driving song structure. “Retribution” takes a darker, faster and more aggressive approach, highlighting the heavier side of the band’s sound. Together, the two tracks offer an early look at the musical range of As I Lay Dying, with much of the album occupying the space between those two directions. Both songs are also available together as a physical vinyl single, and new material will be brought to the stage during the band’s upcoming North American tours.
AS I LAY DYING on the new singles:
“’Polarized’ and ‘Retribution’ show two very different sides of what we’ve been creating. One leans more melodic, while the other is darker, faster, and heavier, with much of the record living somewhere between the two. Despite how different they are, both still feel rooted in what AS I LAY DYING is. We’re excited for people to hear them and to bring this new chapter of the band on the road in February.”
Watch the official music videos for “Polarized” HERE and “Retribution” HERE.
AS I LAY DYING on the new album:
“Making this the first self-titled AS I LAY DYING album felt significant because the record feels like both a continuation and a reset. We weren’t trying to recreate one era of the band or force the songs into a narrow definition of what AILD should sound like. We wanted to bring together everything we naturally gravitate toward: melody, aggression, speed, heaviness, emotion, atmosphere, and big riffs, while making sure every song still felt unmistakably like AS I LAY DYING.”
The album represents a natural evolution of the band’s sound, bringing together melody, aggression, speed, heaviness and atmosphere without being tied to one particular era of AS I LAY DYING. As I Lay Dying was shaped through a highly collaborative songwriting and production process. Since forming around the turn of the millennium, AS I LAY DYING have played a defining role in modern metalcore, selling more than one million albums worldwide, earning Top 10 chart positions including on the Official German Album Charts and the US Billboard 200, and influencing generations of bands with their combination of crushing heaviness, melodic songwriting and technical precision.
Pre-order As I Lay Dying NOW RIGHT HERE.
AS I LAY DYING - Shadows Are Security: Final North American Dates
AS I LAY DYING will return to North America in November and December 2026 with special guest The Curse Within for the final dates of their Shadows Are Security run. In February and March 2027, the band will embark on an extensive North American tour with special guest Immortal Disfigurement, bringing music from the new album directly to fans across the United States.
TOUR DATES:
AS I LAY DYING with The Curse Within
18.11.26 US – Santa Cruz, CA / Catalyst
19.11.26 US – Berkeley, CA / Cornerstone
20.11.26 US – Roseville, CA / Goldfield Trading Post
21.11.26 US – Los Angeles, CA / The Whisky
22.11.26 US – Phoenix, AZ / Crescent Ballroom
24.11.26 US – Tucson, AZ / 191 Toole
25.11.26 US – Albuquerque, NM / Sunshine Theater
27.11.26 US – Corpus Christi, TX / House of Rock
28.11.26 US – Dallas, TX / Trees
29.11.26 US – Austin, TX / Come and Take It Live
01.12.26 US – Denver, CO / The Federal
02.12.26 US – Colorado Springs, CO / Black Sheep
MORE TOUR DATES:
AS I LAY DYING with Immortal Disfigurement
04.02.27 US – Indianapolis, IN / Deluxe
05.02.27 US – Grand Rapids, MI / Elevation
06.02.27 US – Joliet, IL / The Forge
07.02.27 US – Milwaukee, WI / The Rave
09.02.27 US – Ringle, WI / Q & Z Expo Center
10.02.27 US – Belvidere, IL / Apollo Theater
11.02.27 US – Detroit, MI / TSDMAAC
12.02.27 US – Columbus, OH / The King Of Clubs
13.02.27 US – Waynesboro, VA / The Foundry
16.02.27 US – Leesburg, VA / Tally Ho
17.02.27 US – Reading, PA / Reverb
18.02.27 US – Baltimore, MD / Baltimore Soundstage
19.02.27 US – Sayreville, NJ / Starland Ballroom
20.02.27 US – New Haven, CT / Toad's Place
21.02.27 US – Buffalo, NY / Electric City
23.02.27 US – Warrendale, PA / Jergels
24.02.27 US – Cincinnati, OH / Bogarts
25.02.27 US – Cleveland, OH / Globe Iron
26.02.27 US – Cadillac, MI / Venue Event Center
27.02.27 US – McHenry, IL / The Vixen
01.03.27 US – Oklahoma City, OK / Tower Theater
02.03.27 US – Lubbock, TX / Jake's
04.03.27 US – Las Vegas, NV / Backstage Bar & Billiards
05.03.27 US – Los Angeles, CA / The Whisky
06.03.27 US – Riverside, CA / Riverside Municipal Auditorium
07.03.27 US – San Diego, CA / Observatory North
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Reigning in hell, screaming like a storm, MIDNIGHT's obscenely intense aural display of lust, filth, and sleaze ripped the Los Angeles faithful a new one at two sold-out shows on May 28th-29th, 2026. As part of MIDNIGHT's Satanic Royalty 15th Anniversary World Tour, the incendiary gigs at Hollywood venue Knucklehead were recorded in all their sweaty, filthy glory, resulting in Satanic Attack Live!, set for release on November 6th via Metal Blade Records.
Recorded by Mark Borders with mixing/mastering done by Zach Rippy, Satanic Attack Live! captures ten tracks off 2011's landmark Satanic Royalty LP - live and in the original album running order - plus five additional songs, including "Shock Til Blood," "T.A.P.," and "Fucking Speed And Darkness."
"Did I ever think there would be a MIDNIGHT live, in concert record album? Haha shit, naw!," says the band's aural architect, Athenar. "But if you're reading this, you are probably holding a copy in your bloody semen/leukorrhea-dripping paws. With the help of D.K. Vagslay, Iron Possessor, and about 300 dirt merchants and headbanging Hollywood sleazeballs, it was possible to concoct such a document of disgust."
Find pre-orders at: metalblade.com/midnight
Watch/stream MIDNIGHT's "You Can't Stop Steel" HERE.
Satanic Attack Live! Track Listing:
01. Unholy And Rotten
02. Evil Like A Knife
03. Satanic Royalty
04. You Can't Stop Steel
05. Rip This Hell
06. Necromania
07. Black Damnation
08. Lust Filth And Sleaze
09. Violence On Violence
10. Savage Dominance
11. Holocausting Deafening
12. Shock Til Blood
13. T.A.P.
14. Fucking Speed And Darkness
15. F.O.A.L.
Young Medicine announced they have officially signed a new multi-album deal with FiXT, marking a new chapter for the genre-mixing band and their relationship with the label.
The partnership kicks off with the re-release of "Immolator," a high-energy collision of hard rock, metalcore, and alternative metal that pairs retro-inspired synthesizers with heavy guitars, rapid-fire rhythms, and a passionate vocal performance that erupts into explosive screams. With its combination of nostalgic electronics and modern heaviness, “Immolator” finds Young Medicine pushing their signature fusion of sound into even more aggressive territory while setting the stage for a new era of releases with FiXT.
Rising synthwave rockers Young Medicine pull the best from diverse genres to build a carefully constructed music identity that defies simple categorization. Thumping double-bass beats and crunchy guitar riffs hammer out hard-hitting rhythms while chorus lines partner with sparkling retro synth tones for a stunning mix of audio ideas. If synthwave and metal got together and started a boy band, the result might sound something like Young Medicine, who have put themselves on the map as pioneers for a new era by bringing rockstar swagger to the retrowave movement.
"Immolator" is out now on all platforms from FiXT.
Watch the “Immolator" Visualizer HERE.
American Hardcore/Metalcore band Faded Line released their new album "The Only Way Out Is Through". The release was recorded at "Overit Studios" in Albany NY, produced and mixed by Dave Parker, and mastered by Creep Records.
Check out the album linked below:
https://open.spotify.com/album/3nNAGW1L2VFl9X4cwaNtBs
Formed in 2021, Northeast hardcore act Faded Line unites seasoned veterans from the Massachusetts and New York scenes. Powered by vocalist Vegas Nacy, guitarists Jeff Manion and Mike Prout, bassist Carlo D'Amato, and drummer Walter "Monsta" Ryan, the lineup boasts pedigree in iconic bands such as Murphy’s Law, Madball, Machine Head, DRI, Silence Equals Death, and The Clay People. Faded Line channels this deep underground history into a crushing live presence, having shared stages with heavyweights including Life Of Agony, Sick Of It All, Biohazard, Slapshot, and Possessed.
German Atmospheric Black Metal band Sternweh released their new album "Sehnflucht". The release was recorded, mixed and mastered in the band's home studio by Christian Witt.
Check out the album linked below:
https://sternweh.bandcamp.com/album/sehnflucht
https://open.spotify.com/album/0QG8BAALVpdJEO7k4694Iq
Formed in Germany in 2025, Sternweh is an independent atmospheric black metal and shoegaze project created by multi-instrumentalist and horror/fantasy author Christian Witt, with occasional vocal contributions from his wife, Yvonne. Exploring themes of cosmic longing, escapism, and emotional isolation, the project contrasts crushing guitar walls and desperate screams with fragile acoustic passages and clear vocals.
Colombian Melodic/Progressive Death Metal band Nero released their new album "Iter Umbrae". The release was recorded, mixed and mastered by Mauricio Gallón in Soundblast Studios.
Check out the album linked below:
https://nero14.bandcamp.com/album/iter-umbrae
Formed in Colombia in 2019, Nero is a melodic death metal outfit infused with doom and progressive influences. Fronted by lead vocalist Isabel Andujar alongside guitarists Ruben Dario and Andy Lasso, bassist Leonardo Trujillo, and drummer Andres Lopez, the band explores philosophy, consciousness, and human introspection. Nero showcases their technical skill and musical diversity through their debut studio album «Iter Umbrae». Grounded in Jungian concepts of the shadow self, the album invites listeners on a transformative journey into the hidden psyche, confronting the repressed impulses and internal forces that shape human identity.
Alternative rockers PRAYERS ELECTRIC has released a couple of EPs, with all new music also in the works. Some shows are set, with more music to be made that will make people enjoy it! The band talks about all of this below.
1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.
I’m Jem, and I play guitar and sing. Farris plays drums and sings backing vocals. We met in a four-piece called Drat. He originally came in to cover a gig after the drummer left, learned the songs and ended up staying.
When the other members moved on, Farris and I kept playing together because we enjoyed it. We still had gigs to honor too, so there was a practical reason to carry on. I split my guitar into guitar and octave-down bass, and we started working out what the two of us could do. That became Prayers Electric.
2. What’s the origin of the band’s name?
Farris came to me with Electric Prayers. He said it reminded him of those neon church signs you see in places like Las Vegas. I turned it around to Prayers Electric and we both loved it. He came up with the words; I just swapped them round!
3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?
I’m in Old Trafford and Farris lives on the Wirral, but we’re a Manchester band at heart. There’s plenty going on here, and I like hearing bands who have their own ideas about what a song can be.
YAANG and Dead Stilettos are both well worth a listen. Seeing people around us making interesting music makes me want to get back in the room and make something.
4. How would you describe your style?
I’d say alternative rock with big riffs, a lot of fuzz and something you can dance to. There’s a punk energy to it, but we both love a catchy melody. My guitar is LOUD, and Farris gets the whole thing moving on the drums.
It sounds great, it’s fun and it’s a bit silly. We take the music seriously, but we like enjoying ourselves onstage too. Come and watch us. That’ll probably explain it better than I can!
5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?
We’ve released two EPs, No Hope or Cause and Going Round Again. The newer one came out in August, and “Eyeballs” is a good place to start. Expect riffs and hooks, hopefully a few that stay with you. We’re very proud of both records, and I hope you like them.
I hear us finding our feet as a pair across those EPs. We’ve already improved so much, and I’m excited to hear things getting more polished as we keep going. I can’t wait to see where we take it next. Both EPs are also out together on CD and pink cassette, a nice little capsule of our work so far.
6. Do you have any new music in the works?
Yeah, we’re trying a lot of new things out. I’ve been drawing inspiration for new chords and harmonies from The Beatles, and Farris has talked about how listening to Queens of the Stone Age has been feeding into what we do.
There’ll be new songs popping up in our live sets while we work out which ones will go on the next release. It’ll be good to get them in front of people and see how they feel outside the rehearsal room.
7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?
We’re playing Telford’s Warehouse in Chester on 9 October. We’d love to see you there. Beyond that, we want to get further around the North West and the rest of the UK. I’d love to put a proper UK tour together, but that isn’t booked yet. We put the confirmed dates on our website:
https://www.prayerselectric.co.uk/
8. What plans do you have for the future as a band?
Farris said his priority is to make music we love and for people to enjoy it, and anything beyond that is a bonus. I think that’s a good way to look at it. I’d love a UK tour and some bigger festivals as well. Mostly, I want us to keep getting better and keep enjoying it. We’ve come a long way already, and I’m excited about what happens if we keep going.
9. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?
You can hear us on Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp, and watch the “Eyeballs” video on YouTube. For merch, we’ve got CDs, cassettes and T-shirts on Bandcamp.
Our website brings the music, videos and show dates together: https://www.prayerselectric.co.uk/
Bandcamp: https://prayerselectric.bandcamp.com/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0X5CXsoyJe9jGKFWFlEn0L
“Eyeballs” video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZTRyVgYQ6M
10. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?
How much fun we are, hopefully! People tell us the songs are catchy, and I hope they’re right, because my goodness, they get stuck in my head. If someone comes away humming something and wanting to hear it again, I’d be very happy with that. Even better if it makes them want to come and have a dance at a show.