BAT have released their previously unheard cover of Venom’s “Live Like an Angel (Die Like a Devil)” in memory of Cronos—a 2015 recording that turns grief into a blast of primitive heavy-speed metal.

The British duo strip away part of their old visual disguise while pushing their dark alternative pop into a sharper, more direct form on “Adrena.”

The industrial-metal veterans will release their eleventh studio album, Roboticist, on April 9, 2027, introducing the record with the new single “Detonizer.”

The new progressive-metal project will release its debut album on January 22, 2027, introducing it with the AI-themed single “The Watcher.”

KONVENT return with their third album, “Firesky,” stretching death-doom across five long compositions and opening the door to sharper black-metal tension.

Green Lung’s animated “Ozymandias” video connects Shelley’s warning about fallen power to the occult, live-minded world of Necropolitan.

SOILWORK close their 30th-anniversary chapter with a focused new single that balances melodic lift, rhythmic pressure and arena-scale clarity.

Electric Callboy join composer Yuki Hayashi for a 10th-anniversary version of the My Hero Academia anthem “You Say Run.”

Blind Channel have released “Into The Void,” featuring Aaron Pauley of Of Mice & Men, as part of their sixth studio album Painstream.

The Finnish band reveal “Lost Children,” a dramatic new track from the forthcoming album Fear The Beast, inspired by Berserk.

In the Shadow of Your Shadow arrives on 6 November 2026: a 71-minute, nine-track test of how far Cult of Luna can push the language they helped define.

PRONG’s self-titled fourteenth album turns four decades of hardcore, groove and industrial discipline into a present-tense challenge.

Cirith Ungol return with All the Shadows, a new full-length built around the band’s unmistakable strain of epic, rough-edged heavy metal.

GHØSTKID’s third album turns an Alice-inspired descent into eleven tracks about burnout, anxiety, confrontation and the stubborn decision to keep moving.