The Frst and Major Moment have teamed up for a new song titled "Remedy.” You can check that out below. The Frst's Mikei Gray commented:

"We've been friends for awhile, but it finally felt like the right time to work on a song together. Major Moment are known for their amazing melodies and singing, while we're known more for in-your-face tracks with a genre-fluid approach. I think we struck a perfect balance between the two bands sounds."

The Interrupters have shared an official video for their new single “Back From The Dead.” That song will appear on their new album, “Battle Scars,” which will be out on January 29. Vocalist Aimee Interrupter said the following:

“‘Back From the Dead’ is a reawakening. I had a near-death experience, and now when I look back on it, I realize that the version of me that died is truly gone. But that’s a good thing and something I celebrate. This is my letter to alcohol, the worst friend I ever had: you tried to kill me, you tried to hold me down, but I’m back from the dead.”

“Battle Scars” Track Listing:

01. “Warrior Spirit”
02. “Scorpion”
03. “Wild Heart” (feat. Travis Barker)
04. “Vampire”
05. “Stained Glass Window”
06. “Unbreakable”
07. “Harboring Vengeance”
08. “Back From The Dead”
09. “One More Trip” (feat. Tim Armstrong and Vic Ruggiero)
10. “Stranger” (feat. Jesse Michaels)
11. “Legacy”

Corrosion Of Conformity have debuted their in-sudio set from Sweetwater Studios. The session included performances of “Baad Man” and “Lose Yourself.“ The live tracks are out as a new EP titled “Sweetwater Throwdown.” Footage is also available below. The original studio takes are from the group's latest album “Good God / Baad Man.” That effort has also received a new mix at Sweetwater’s Dolby Atmos mixing room. The enhanced record can be found through Apple Music.

Darren Jessee (Ben Folds Five, Hotel Lights) has shared an official video for his new song “Shoulder Season.” That track will appear on his upcoming solo album. Jessee worked on the single with musician/producer Josh Kaufman (Bonny Light Horseman) and mixer Peter Katis (The National, Kurt Vile). He had the following to say about it:

“‘Shoulder Season’ … I liked the words by themselves. They suggest perseverance and resilience during a season of time. The term shoulder season means a transitional time of year.”

Sabaton have shared a new song called “Berserker.” That track will appear on the deluxe edition of “Legends,” which will be out on March 5. Bassist Pär Sundström said the following:

“‘Berserker’ breathes Scandinavian influences, so the Viking theme came naturally. It’s close to our own roots and our own history, and that gave the song a special meaning for us.”

“Legends” Deluxe Edition Track Listing:

01. “Templars”
02. “Hordes of Khan”
03. “A Tiger Among Dragons”
04. “Crossing the Rubicon”
05. “I, Emperor”
06. “Maid of Steel”
07. “Impaler”
08. “Lightning at the Gates”
09. “The Duelist”
10. “The Cycle of Songs”
11. “Till Seger”
12. “Berserker”
13. “Champion of Christ”
14. “To Glory”
15. “Templars (feat. Pop Evil)”
16. “Crossing the Rubicon (feat. Nothing More)”

Select formats will also come with symphonic and storyteller editions of the album.

The Funeral Portrait have shared a lyric video for their new single “My Future Prediction.” Singer Lee Jennings commented:

“‘My Future Prediction’ is about convincing yourself that a relationship is perfect, even when every warning sign is telling you otherwise. It’s about ignoring the red flags, romanticizing the cracks, and building an entire future in your head with someone you already know, deep down, isn’t the one. Sometimes we fall in love with the life we imagined more than the person standing in front of us.”

Carnifex have shared an official video for “The Process Of Pain” featuring Chaney Crabb (Entheos). That song is taken from the group's new album “More Than Misery,” which is out now.

Convictions have shared an official video for their new single “Atonement.” The band said the following:

“‘Atonement‘ is about coming to terms with the sacrifices we’ve made, the weight of our decisions, and the scars we’ve collected along the way. It’s about accepting the cost of holding on to faith, pursuing our purpose, and continuing this journey through music despite the hardships. There’s even a moment in the song where we reference our own band name, Convictions, as a declaration of who we are and what we stand for. Ultimately, it’s about taking ownership of our journey, making peace with the path we’ve chosen, and remaining unwavering in our convictions.”

Distant have debuted a music video for the title track of their new album “Into Despair.” You can check that out below. The record will be out on November 6. The band said the following about the single:

“‘Into Despair‘ is the title track and one of the most personal songs on the album. It’s about depression and the feeling of spiraling deeper and deeper into a place where you can no longer see a way out. We wanted the song to capture that experience from the inside rather than explain depression from an outside perspective. It’s about being trapped in your own mind, watching yourself sink further, and wondering whether there will ever be a way back.”

Whitechapel have shared an official video for their song “Bedlam.” The track appears on the group’s latest album “Hymns In Dissonance.” Frontman Phil Bozeman said the following:

“In the album ‘This Is Exile’, there was a character ‘Daemon’ [AKA Craig] who is the brother of the cult leader. This song is him admitting his jealousy towards him and defiling his rotting corpse. This is the point of view of him and his dead brother, who is eternally trapped in his own dead body and can still feel and hear everything but cannot move or escape. Craig is basically slowly defiling his body because of his envy towards his older brother being the one who was chosen instead of him to be the seed of evil. ‘Bedlam’ is chaos, confusion, and turmoil which describes this scene.”

Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz has reunited with the band’s former singer Howard Jones for a new project called Burn Eternal. The duo’s self-titled debut album will be out on February 26. The first single, “Wounds I’ve Made,” can be found below. Jones said the following about that track:

“‘Wounds I’ve Made‘ is about both acknowledging mistakes and regrets of the past, while also constantly evolving and moving forward. Sometimes change hurts, but it’s necessary for self-growth and to avoid being stuck in the past. Some relationships aren’t meant to be.”

Dutkiewicz added:

“We are glad to finally release ‘Wounds I’ve Made.’ It’s crazy to think that this was one of the first songs I wrote for this project… six years ago! I really hope you guys dig it.”

“Burn Eternal” Track Listing:

01. “Wounds I’ve Made“
02. “No Escape“
03. “Blackheart“
04. “To Bear The Cross“
05. “Scared Of Shadows“
06. “Bitter Pill“
07. “Learning To Let Go“
08. “Born Again“
09. “Fell Silent“

Comeback Kid have debuted a music video for “Shedding Season” featuring Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante. That track will appear on their new album, “Chosen Hell,” which will be out on November 6. Vocalist Andrew Neufeld said the following:

“‘Shedding Season‘ is about peeling back the stress, drama, and pain that we’ve been carrying on through life with. It’s about the specific or period in life where the decision is made to set ourselves free from harmful weight that we have lived in up until that point. It is about defining that moment and feeling confident in the choice to move forward leaving it behind.

We were fortunate enough to get Courtney LaPlante from Spiritbox to guest on this song and she crushed it. It is a back and forth, ‘me against you’ type of lyrical narrative between Courtney and I. Her voice is untouchable and her guttural yell screams volumes of passion in this song. ‘Losing you was a solid win.’”

Hatebreed have shared an official video for their new song “Decisions Become Destinies.” That track will appear on the band's new album, “Fatal Paradox,” which will be out on November 6. The group said the following:

“On the cusp of the new Hatebreed album, Fatal Paradox, coming out, we’re excited to drop one of the most personal songs on the album, ‘Decisions Become Destinies.’ It sums up where Hatebreed is as we’re about to come back hard for this next chapter!”

Bayside are celebrating the holidays with a new single, titled “Best Christmas Yet,” and a cover of the Christmas classic “Jingle Bells.” Both tracks are available below. Vocalist/guitarist Anthony Raneri said the following about the new song:

“We wrote ‘Best Christmas Yet’ to address what the holidays are really about to us, being with the people you love and who love you back. We put a lot of pressure on ourselves during the holidays to have a specific kind of time or for them to look and feel idealistic and most of the Christmas songs out there paint that unrealistic, idealistic picture. We thought there should be a song about what the holidays are really about.”

Oathgate have shared a lyric video for their new song “Ashes.” The band said the following about that track:

“‘Ashes’ explores the devastating effects of oppression, authoritarian control and the destruction of individual freedom. It’s about a society where people are stripped of their identity, dignity and ability to resist. As the song unfolds, that despair gradually gives way to defiance, collective strength and the courage to fight for a better future. But even when oppression is defeated, the scars remain. The memories don’t simply disappear. We felt this was the right track to introduce Oathgate, both musically and thematically, and to set the tone for the world we’re beginning to build. We wanted to capture something dark, atmospheric and unapologetic, with a sense of storytelling that draws you in before taking you somewhere much heavier. It’s an introduction to who we are and the kind of world we want our music to inhabit.”

KNIFE have shared an official video for their new song "Nightmare.” That track will appear on their new album “Into Your Nightmare,” which will be out on December 18. The band commented:

"'Nightmare' has already been baptized by fire during the summer festivals 2026 and it has proven that the KNIFE is still risen in merciless fury. An energetic manifesto of pure speed metal. Follow us Into Your Nightmare.''

Rosetta are streaming a new track called “Self-Dealing Position.” This song is from their final album, “Temporal Lapse,” which will be out on November 27. Guitarist Matt Weed said the following about that effort:

“In late 2019 when we began working on the songs, we intended to focus on climate change. As we explored that concept, we became interested in the grief / loss dimension of environmental destruction — essentially, the human experience of loss as nature gives way to something else.

However, in 2020 the pandemic stopped the whole process cold, and it took years to get started again. In that time, a lot of personal grief and loss happened. I lost my house to a fire in 2022. Eric and I both lost our dads. Rather than looking at climate change through the lens of grief and loss, we ended up looking at personal grief and loss through the imagery of climate change and apocalypse.”

He also added:

“This is the final album. We’re not breaking up; there’s always openness to doing interesting things together in the future. But even as far back as 2019, we intended to release one more full length as a capstone, do a ‘victory lap’ tour around the world, and then be done with Rosetta as it existed before.”

We Came As Romans have recruited Make Them Suffer for an updated version of “DEAD SILENT.” That take on the track is from their “ALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE’RE DOOMED: CIRCULARITY” release, which will be out on November 6. Vocalist Dave Stephens said the following:

“We’ve wanted to collaborate with our friends in Make Them Suffer for a long time, and ‘Dead Silent’ finally gave us the chance to get in the studio and make it happen. We’re huge fans of theirs and everything they bring to heavy music, so getting to put our heads together on this one was a great experience. The song is about breaking out of the same destructive patterns and finding the strength to rebuild and let go of the negativity holding you back. It’s dark and heavy, but there’s a real sense of fun to it too. We had a great time making something together that hits and makes you want to move.”

Prong have shared a new track called “New Comission.” That song will appear on their new self-titled album, which will be out on November 6. Vocalist/guitarist Tommy Victor said the following:

“This is a barn burner, banger thrasher of a song with a huge hook and a ferocious breakdown. It’s got it all!”

Sublime have booked two special album sets at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO. Here's the dates:

04/17 Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre (performing “40 Oz. To Freedom“)
04/18 Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre (performing “Sublime”)

Drummer Bud Gaugh said the following:

“Did you know that ’40 Oz. To Freedom’ turns 35 next year? Well, it does! And we thought what a better way to celebrate than to bring that album to life at Red Rocks?! That’s right, we will be playing the entire album cover to cover live, at Red Rocks next year in April for our annual 420 celebration! This event has been proven to sell out fast, so don’t be late. Don’t hesitate and get your tickets now! Oh, and don’t forget to bring a friend and a couple jackets.”