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Eight years is a long time to wait for a record, and the longer a gap stretches, the harder it becomes to meet expectations that have been quietly inflating the entire time. Eonian in 2018 was a mixed bag — ambitious in places, overly polished in others, and not quite the return to form many listeners hoped it would be after the lineup upheaval that preceded it. By t...


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Released: May 8, 2026

Darkthrone reaching forty years without settling into nostalgia might be the least surprising thing about them. Fenriz and Nocturno Culto have spent the better part of two decades refusing to behave like custodians of their own legacy, even while carrying one of the most influential catalogues in extreme metal behind them. Pre-Historic Metal


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Tickets On Sale Friday, May 22nd!

ARCH ENEMY + THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER will return to North American stages this Fall on a co-headlining tour. The Wrath Across America tour runs from October 5th through November 19and includes a performance at this year's edition of&...


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Buffalo RiverWorks became the setting for a night of intensity, atmosphere, and unforgettable musicianship as Frozen Soul and Fleshgod Apocalypse brought their distinct styles of extreme metal to the stage. While both bands delivered crushing performances, each brought something entirely unique to the evening; Frozen Soul with their cold, pun...


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Alter Bridge's career has been defined by consistency. For more than twenty years, the quartet of vocalist/guitarist Myles Kennedy, guitarist Mark Tremonti, bassist Brian Marshall, and drummer Scott Phillips has released compelling records and excelled on stage. Although Tremonti


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