Up-and-coming brutal band Predatory Void just released a new video for “Funerary Vision” off of their recently released album.

Ice Nine Kills just announced they will be touring without guitarist Dan Sugarman, who is taking a break to take care of his health.

Saliva have announced that they will move forward and release their next album, despite the loss of the band’s founding guitarist.

200 Stab Wounds dropped two tracks on a seven-inch through Metal Blade Records featuring a new track, “Fatal Reality.”

Sound and Fury Fest, happening this summer in Los Angeles, CA, just announced a host of new bands including Sanguisugabogg and GEL.

Have you ever wanted to hear what Kurt Cobain would sound like singing a Hole song? Neither have we, but now we all can.

Sometimes you just need something feel-good, and Corrosion of Conformity releasing a Lynyrd Skynyrd cover definitely does the trick.

Sanguisugabogg just announced a very short and limited tour run with Jarhead Fertilizer and Stabbed. It runs from Indiana to Massachusetts.

Brutal metalcore masters Bleeding Through just unleashed a new song, “War Time.” This is the first teaser of their new material.

Experimental black metal project Thy Catafalque just shared a new music video for “A csend hegyei” from their forthcoming album, Alföld.

Trey Azagthoth collapsed on stage during a hometown Morbid Angel Show in Tampa, Florida on April 21. We hope for his quick recovery.

U.K.’s Manorfest announced the fest will not be returning. They cite low ticket sales, high costs, and the inability to recoup losses.

Metallica’s Jason Newsted is temporarily bringing back his self-named side project, Newsted, for a comeback show.

In a recent interview, Marty Friedman claims that he has no regrets about the Rust In Piece-era Megadeth lineup not resurfacing.

Better Lovers just announced they will be playing Furnace Fest this year, and they also rolled out some tour dates.

The U.K. edition of Download Festival just announced a pretty exciting group of bands that will definitely make the trek worth it.

Vulvodynia, hailing from South Africa, just dropped a new single, “Eulogy of Ashes,” which is a tribute to The Black Dahlia Murder’s late Trevor Strnad.

Exmortus recently announced their signing to Nuclear Blast Records, and now, they’ve announced a new record, ‘Necrophony,’ out August 25.

Atheist rereleased their entire discography earlier this year, and last week, physical copies were officially announced.

With a name like “Of Romulus,” we definitely expected Star Trek-themed metal, and this band deliver and then some.