| Rammstein, Feuerschwanz, Imminence, LILIAC, Hatebreed, TURMION KÄTILÖT, Wage War, Miss May I, Diamante, Comeback Kid, Wolves In The Throne Room, FLOYA, Bloodlines, Speed Of Light, Hellhills, GHØSTKID, SCORDALUS, NETHERWALKER, Arch Enemy, Polyphia, Rammstein, CRYPTA, SUICIDE SILENCE, From Ashes To New, Apocalyptica, MANNTRA, Death From Above 1979, SAVE US, Commoner, KNIFE, Wargasm, Graveyard, Bridges Ablaze, They are the performers of the brand new Metal, Hard Rock, etc. songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (very possibly) NSFW |
71 . Rammstein – Sonne [Live In Mexico City]
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Rammstein turns “Sonne” into a stadium-scale industrial-metal spectacle in Mexico City, pairing heavy riffs, electronic textures and martial rhythms with Till Lindemann’s commanding German vocals. Repeated counting and solar imagery take on a ritualistic force beneath towering fire and pyrotechnics. Song featured on the album : Live In Mexico City 
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70 . Feuerschwanz & In Extremo – Carpe Noctem
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Feuerschwanz and In Extremo unite modern folk metal and medieval rock in “Carpe Noctem,” a communal anthem about seizing the night and abandoning everyday obligations. Nocturnal fantasy, rebellious revelry and festival-sized singalong energy frame the collaboration ahead of their joint tour. Music video directed by Witzki Visions – Song featured on the album : Knightclub
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69 . Imminence – Shed Your Skin
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Imminence steps away from straightforward metalcore on “Shed Your Skin,” exploring brooding alternative rock, grunge and shoegaze textures within *Axis Mundi*. Eddie Berg’s haunting falsetto harmonies contrast with buried screams, giving the slower arrangement a fragile surface and darker undercurrent. Music video directed by Pavel Trebukhin – Song featured on the album : Axis Mundi
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68 . LILIAC – Manic State Of Mind
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Liliac continues its sibling-driven hard-rock identity with “Manic State of Mind,” whose title evokes agitation and emotional overload. The release connects the Cristea family band’s classic-rock influences and high-energy performance style with its ongoing development as an original heavy-rock act. Song featured on the album : Madness
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67 . Hatebreed – The Carrion Choir
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Hatebreed delivers a compact metallic-hardcore assault on “The Carrion Choir,” combining thrashy guitars, heavy chugging breakdowns and two-step momentum. Jamey Jasta’s barked vocals and gang-vocal energy keep the track confrontational and pit-focused, reinforcing the band’s core sound ahead of *Fatal Paradox*. Song featured on the album : Fatal Paradox
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66 . TURMION KÄTILÖT – Amon-Ra
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Turmion Kätilöt brings abrasive industrial metal and electronic dance energy together on “Amon-Ra,” an advance track from *Resodance*. Its solar-deity title and cinematic video add a grand, ritualistic frame to the Finnish band’s theatrical disco-metal identity. Music video directed by Toni Hiltunen – Song featured on the album : Resodance
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65 . Wage War – God Complex
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Wage War channels imminent danger and the fear of losing control into “God Complex,” pairing aggressive riffs and deep grooves with futuristic choruses. An early-2000s industrial-rock edge cuts through the modern metalcore production before a massive breakdown delivers the track’s climactic impact. Music video directed by Errick Easterday – Song featured on the album : Landfall
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64 . Miss May I – Bury Me Down
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Miss May I places “Bury Me Down” within the dark, forceful metalcore framework of *No Place For Me*. The burial-focused title gives the track a sense of finality, while its accompanying video brings a visual counterpart to the Ohio band’s eighth album. Song featured on the album : No Place For Me
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63 . Diamante – Cool Down
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Diamante balances glamorous alternative pop with a harder rock edge on “Cool Down,” foregrounding her commanding vocals in a sleek contemporary setting. The single and official video extend her polished pop-rock direction without leaving behind the forceful performance style central to her work. Music video directed by Grace Stromatt
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62 . Comeback Kid – Yesterday’s Gone (w/ Incendiary)
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Comeback Kid confronts the burden of old conflicts on “Yesterday’s Gone,” joining Incendiary’s Brendan Garrone for a cathartic hardcore-punk collaboration. Will Putney’s production supports the melodic-hardcore attack as the lyrics move from battling inner damage toward leaving resentment and painful memories behind. Music video directed by Alex Mcfarland & Jordy Clarke
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61 . Wolves In The Throne Room – Estuary
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Wolves in the Throne Room opens *Estuary* with its atmospheric black-metal title track, introducing a coastal, mythic world shaped by wilderness and elemental darkness. The band’s self-directed production and recording at Olympia’s Owl Lodge connect the release to its immersive, nature-focused approach. Music video directed by Nathan Weaver – Song featured on the album : Estuary
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60 . FLOYA – Juneau
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 FLOYA combines alternative-rock intensity with expansive electronics on “Juneau,” exploring intimacy as both a dangerous surrender and a possible route to renewal. Images of scars, exposed nerves and consuming waves give the emotionally direct vocals a dark, urgent tension between destruction and release. Music video directed by Yann Lcr Et Aurélien Mariat
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59 . Bloodlines – So Much To Lose
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Bloodlines introduces another chapter of its faith-centered metalcore with “So Much To Lose,” the second advance single from *To A Thousand Generations*. Its title evokes vulnerability and consequence, while the concise format and accompanying video foreground the Texas band’s heavy musical identity. Music video directed by Toby Canning – Song featured on the album : To A Thousand Generations
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58 . Speed Of Light – Inch By Inch
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Speed of Light turns obsessive pursuit into a raw garage-rock and punk confrontation on “Inch by Inch.” Insistent repetitions and imagery of breaking, wearing and remaking another person drive a tense struggle over attraction, control and identity through the sibling trio’s loud, compact arrangement. Music video directed by Nas Bogado
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57 . Hellhills – Overdone
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Hellhills layers programmed electronic pulses and heavily distorted guitars on “Overdone,” pushing alternative rock toward modern metal and post-hardcore intensity. Questions about staying, escaping and erasing scars build psychological pressure, while the repeated “Come, wake up” refrain sharpens the song’s exhausted, disorienting atmosphere. Music video directed by Palmcru
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56 . GHØSTKID – I Destroyed You
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 GHØSTKID shifts toward electronic textures and clean vocals on “I DESTROYED YOU,” balancing polished production with alternative-metal intensity. The second single from *FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT* brings Sebastian “Sushi” Biesler’s project into a psychologically charged setting distinct from its more aggressive material. Music video directed by Alex Piwo & Ghøstkid – Song featured on the album : Follow The White Rabbit
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55 . SCORDALUS – Don’t Break
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 SCORDALUS turns a wrongly healed bone into a metaphor for confronting buried trauma on “Don’t Break.” Dark, cinematic gothic metal supports repeated commands to hold the line and stand again, framing recovery as a painful rebuilding process rather than simply enduring damage.
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54 . NETHERWALKER – Thine King Weeps for Mercy
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Netherwalker introduces its deathcore identity with “Thine King Weeps for Mercy,” a compact debut single framed by medieval-fantasy imagery. The title evokes fallen royalty and desperate appeals for forgiveness, connecting the Florida band’s aggressive format with its dark, theatrical aesthetic. Music video directed by Eric Dicarlo – Song featured on the album : Odyssey Of Respair |
53 . Arch Enemy – Nemesis
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Arch Enemy’s 2005 melodic death-metal anthem rallies against oppression, where Angela Gossow’s harsh vocals and driving drums meet sharp guitar lines, an anthemic chorus and a message of collective resistance. Music video directed by Ben Alexis
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52 . Polyphia – With Eyes To See
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Polyphia releases groove-focused instrumental rock from *BE NOT AFRAID*, where technical guitar work, looping vocals and stomping rhythms build a dance-oriented 4:05 track alongside Patrick Lawler’s disorienting visual world. Song featured on the album : Be Not Afraid
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51 . Rammstein – Armee Der Tristen [Live In Mexico City]
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Mexico City’s Foro Sol crowd turns Rammstein’s industrial-metal rallying cry into a stadium anthem, where Till Lindemann’s German vocals, disciplined riffs, electronics and pyrotechnics unite the “army of the sad.” Song featured on the album : Live In Mexico City
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50 . CRYPTA – A Portrait Of Decay
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Brazilian death-metal band CRYPTA introduces its new lineup through atmospheric extremity, where dissociation, fading clarity and pain meet eerie bass, blast beats, sweeping guitars and Fernanda Lira’s severe vocals. Music video directed by Felipe Hervoso / Noiseforge
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49 . SUICIDE SILENCE – Make Your Exit
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Suicide Silence releases ferocious deathcore from *Graceless*, where apathy and privilege face abrasive guitars, punishing rhythms and confrontational vocals, with Nathan “Karma” Cox directing its brutal video. Music video directed by Nathan Karma Cox – Song featured on the album : Graceless
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48 . From Ashes To New – Love Me
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Pennsylvania band From Ashes To New releases haunting rap-rock through Better Noise Music, where memories of an absent person become ghostlike claustrophobia over hard-hitting hypnosis and a notably catchy chorus. Music video directed by B Barone – Song featured on the album : Reflections (Deluxe)
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47 . Apocalyptica – Upperhand (w/ Kalandra)
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Apocalyptica and Kalandra turn *CONTROL Resonant*’s opening theme into symphonic metal, where Katrine Stenbekk’s ethereal voice rises from melancholic cellos and shadowy textures toward supernatural dramatic scale. Music video directed by Jens De Vos / Panda Productions
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46 . MANNTRA – Watcher Watcher
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Croatian band MANNTRA releases industrial folk metal through Napalm Records, where war, greed and fear meet crushing riffs, Balkan melodies and ritualistic vocals questioning whether a greater Watcher has turned away. Music video directed by Dorian Pavlović – Song featured on the album : Wild Hunt
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45 . Death From Above 1979 – Private Lives
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Overdriven bass and searing drums drive Death From Above 1979’s abrasive rock critique, where private oversharing and approval-seeking become an agitated challenge over frantic saturated riffs and industrial electricity. Music video directed by Eva Michon – Song featured on the album : Private Lives
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44 . SAVE US – Last Of Me
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Emotional recovery shapes SAVE US’s alternative metal release, where leaving a toxic relationship moves from restrained atmosphere to heavy catharsis through quiet-loud dynamics and Landon Tewers’s vocal-forward production. Song featured on the album : Death To Something
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43 . Commoner – Cemetery Dogs
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Phoenix band Commoner releases bruised emo from *Former Self*, where addiction to old memories and inability to reach a changed person meet tumultuous rhythms, emotional vulnerability and cathartic tension. Music video directed by Errick Easterday
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42 . KNIFE – Shadows
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 German band KNIFE releases sinister speed metal through Napalm Records, where darkness and hellish pursuit meet shrieking vocals, high-velocity riffs and punk-inflected traditional heavy-metal drive in a macabre official video. Music video directed by Chris Güthlein – Song featured on the album : Into Your Nightmare |
41 . Wargasm – Swallow
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 London duo WARGASM releases chaotic electronic rock through Hopeless Records, where reckless pleasure, romantic mistakes and alienation ignite an explicit three-minute anthem of abrasive, sensual and mischievous confrontation. Music video directed by Haris Nukem & Wargasm
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40 . Graveyard – Tongue Tied
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Fuzz-saturated guitars propel Graveyard’s Swedish hard rock from *Fever*, where thick riffs and relentless rhythm replace the introspection of *Six* with high-velocity blues-soaked urgency in Emil Klinta’s video. Music video directed by Emil Klinta – Song featured on the album : Fever
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39 . Bridges Ablaze – Left For Dead
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Austin duo Bridges Ablaze release melodic alternative metal, where betrayal, demons and haunting memories trap a narrator between escape and return through intricate guitars, forceful vocals and soaring dramatic passages. Song featured on the album : Left For Dead
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38 . IGNEA – Prefab (w/ Combichrist)
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Ukrainian band IGNEA joins Combichrist’s Andy LaPlegua for industrial modern metal, where Soviet prefab housing becomes an image of authoritarian uniformity amid stomping riffs, aggrotech electronics and Helle Bohdanova’s vocals. Music video directed by Lame Perfect – Song featured on the album : Monumental
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37 . Alkaline Trio – Re-Education (Through Labor)
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Alkaline Trio recast Rise Against’s Chicago punk anthem with darker theatrical force, where rusted machinery, sleepless labor and social alienation meet bass-and-guitar interplay, urgent vocals and a driving 16-beat rhythm.
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36 . Arankai – Convince Me
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Oscar Porter’s Arankai releases intimate alternative songwriting from *The Shape of Blue*, where mental-health instability and dependence on a partner’s support make vulnerability a route toward trust, tenderness and emotional connection. Music video directed by Alex Kouvatsos – Song featured on the album : The Shape Of Blue
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35 . Terror – Erase You From My World
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Los Angeles hardcore band Terror opens *Still Suffer* with raw aggression, where poisoned surroundings, remorse and self-loathing meet an extended breakdown, chugging riffs and Scott Vogel’s demand to start again. Music video directed by Luis Hernandez – Song featured on the album : Still Suffer
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34 . Stryper – Here In Your Heart
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Stryper releases Christian heavy metal from *Throne of Thorns*, where God’s enduring presence meets Michael Sweet’s melodic guitars and devotional reassurance, framed by a dramatic official video filmed in an Italian castle. Song featured on the album : Throne Of Thorns
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33 . Silvertomb – Graves In The Sky
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Brooklyn doom-metal supergroup Silvertomb turns mortality into gothic heaviness, where Kenny Hickey’s Ozzy-influenced vocals join acoustic guitar, piano, strings and distortion to evoke Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd. Music video directed by Tom Flynn – Song featured on the album : The Interpretation Of Nightmares
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32 . Overgrown – Lay Cold
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Toxic attachment fuels Overgrown’s English alternative rock, where anger and exhaustion drive the demand to end a relationship over intense nu-metal sonics, strong melodies and a recurring “Lay cold” refrain. Music video directed by Sam Wingrove And Benjamin Michael Smith
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31 . DRAGONFORCE – Hunger Of The Beast
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 DragonForce’s extreme power-metal single “Hunger of the Beast” introduces Alissa White-Gluz and Alessio Garavello, combining their contrasting voices with Jens Bogren’s fast technical production and a youthful, aggressive performance spirit. Song featured on the album : Dragonforce
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30 . ARCHSPIRE – Limb Of Leviticus
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Spencer Moore’s drumming meets Archspire’s stacked technical-death-metal riffs on “Limb of Leviticus,” where a challenge to play faster drives five minutes of relentless speed, dark biblical intensity and irreverent Canadian extreme-metal humour. Music video directed by Savannah Bagshaw
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29 . Breakdown of Sanity – Hibernate
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Withdrawal becomes resilience on Breakdown of Sanity’s metalcore single “Hibernate,” where heavy breakdowns, aggressive vocals and dark guitars frame retreat from social disorder before rising again, mirrored by the band’s decade-later return. Song featured on the album : Reveries
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28 . Five Finger Death Punch – Legacy
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Five Finger Death Punch’s “Legacy” marks twenty years of the band through aggressive riff-driven heavy metal, commanding vocals and an anthem-like reflection on lessons, victories and struggles without treating the milestone as retirement. Music video directed by Dale (Rage) Resteghini – Song featured on the album : Legacy
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27 . Erik Grönwall – Stand By Me [Dark Version]
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Erik Grönwall darkens “Stand By Me” into a dramatic rock reinterpretation, preserving its promise of loyalty and reassurance while Palma Music Studios production and powerful vocals add heavier tension to the familiar solidarity message. Music video directed by Jakob Jakobsson Blom – Song featured on the album : Bad Bones
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26 . Father Of Peace – The Chaos
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Rubble, beasts and an “eyeball of the chaos” populate Father Of Peace’s rock track “The Chaos,” where a 75-BPM weighty pulse supports dystopian social disintegration and surreal menace on *The Year Of Madness & The Mystery Century*. Music video directed by Takasuke Kato – Song featured on the album : The Year Of Madness & The Mystery Century
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25 . Trivium – Dead Inside Of Me
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Private feelings versus public masks shape Trivium’s “Dead Inside Of Me,” as Paolo Gregoletto’s “Slam” riff joins chugging groove-metal guitars, mixed screams and cleans, and Pavel Trebukhin’s ominous visual world. Music video directed by Pavel Trebukhin
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24 . Architects – Machine
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Architects’ “Machine” fuses soaring melody, crushing metalcore weight and an explosive chorus, as Sam Carter and Dan Searle confront emotional fracture, isolation and the search for recovery through Jensen Noen’s distorted perception-and-control video.[readdork][distortedsoundmag] Music video directed by Jensen Noen
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23 . Hagane – The Rising Of The Shield
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Anime fantasy imagery powers HAGANE’s 210-BPM heavy-metal song “The Rising of the Shield,” where JUNNA and Sakura invoke wrath and greed shields through fast orthodox riffs and a Tokyo EX THEATER ROPPONGI live-video setting.
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22 . NIGHTMARE – 極夜行
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 A polar-night journey anchors NIGHTMARE’s visual-kei rock single “極夜行,” where 咲人’s opening guitar riff and lyrics with RUKA and YOMI propel darkness, isolation and forward motion through a fast five-member band arrangement. Song featured on the album : 34Th Single「極夜行」
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21 . INSOMNIUM – Arch Of The Sky
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Sámi celestial hunters chase a world-ending deer across Insomnium’s melodic-death-metal song “Arch of the Sky,” where shifting time signatures, mellow passages and heavier sections support a dark mythic atmosphere. Music video directed by Patric Ullaeus – Song featured on the album : Netherworlds
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20 . Villagers Of Ioannina City – Requiem
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Mournful clarinet and bagpipe colours distinguish Villagers of Ioannina City’s psychedelic-rock finale “Requiem,” asking whether a life was truly lived through seven minutes of shifting tempos, soaring guitars and solemn Greek folk-metal intensity. Music video directed by Adam Barker – Song featured on the album : Venceremos
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19 . Chained Saint – Punk
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 South Florida teenage band Chained Saint compress punk and thrash-metal anger into “Punk,” using raw garage-born riffs, a 1:52 high-speed attack and self-produced grit to frame an intensely personal subject. Music video directed by Travis Detweiler – Song featured on the album : Rise To Fall |
18 . Linkin Park – Heavy Is The Crown [Live In São Paulo]
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Linkin Park’s “Heavy Is the Crown” live in São Paulo turns power into a burden of war, ash and pressure, combining Emily Armstrong’s melodic intensity, rap-rock dynamics, guitars and stadium-scale audience energy. Music video directed by Joe Hahn – Song featured on the album : From Zero
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17 . Royal Blood – Swallow The Bomb
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Mike Kerr’s distorted bass and Ben Thatcher’s drumming drive Royal Blood’s “Swallow The Bomb,” confronting sorrow and wasted time with gnarly groove-rock force, bright chorus vocals and a frenetic three-minute performance pulse. Music video directed by Madeleine Michael – Song featured on the album : Dead Company
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16 . MENTAL CRUELTY – Frost
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Fimbulvetr’s endless winter engulfs MENTAL CRUELTY’s blackened-deathcore single “Frost,” where folk-like melodic warmth briefly breaks through symphonic heaviness, blast beats and varied harsh vocals in a frozen Norse mythological landscape. Music video directed by Riivata Visuals – Song featured on the album : Echoes Of A Forlorn Land
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15 . Revocation – Data Corpse
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Revocation’s technical death-metal song “Data Corpse” attacks social-media surveillance, using mutant-cyborg body horror and Dave Davidson’s empty-husk imagery over intricate riffs to portray private identity mined, dissected and sold for profit. Music video directed by David Brodsky
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14 . Eivør – Spøkilsir / Revenants
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Eivør’s dream-pop/trip-hop single “Spøkilsir / Revenants” accepts inner ghosts as human imperfection, matching memories, flaws and unresolved shadows with hypnotic electronics, reflective vocals and a visual world of mirrors and light. Music video directed by Gwenaël Akira Helmsdal Carré – Song featured on the album : Tungl
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13 . Northlane – Crucified
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Northlane’s progressive-metalcore single “Crucified” addresses discourse becoming throat-seeking personal attack, as Marcus Bridge’s bleak critique of polarization is intensified by crushing riffs and a confrontational, aggressive modern-metal arrangement. Music video directed by Brendon Padjasek – Song featured on the album : Anemoia
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12 . Ando San – Hype Man / Triggas (w/ Mazbou Q)
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Ando San’s double A-side pairs “Hype Man,” a self-confidence anthem built from black-metal textures, drill rhythm and metal weight, with Mazbou Q collaboration “Triggas,” confronting trauma through aggressive guitars and electronic introspection. Music video directed by Ryan Pham
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11 . TEMPERANCE – The Tower: Lean Into Fear
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Tarot catastrophe becomes TEMPERANCE’s growth metaphor on “The Tower: Lean Into Fear,” where Kristin Starkey’s roaring vocals and hard-rock riffs urge listeners to accept scars and suffering as forces for liberation. Music video directed by Giovaschi – Song featured on the album : Arcani
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10 . SCHANDMAUL – Zwei Raben
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Two ravens symbolise lifelong partnership on SCHANDMAUL’s German folk-rock ballad “Zwei Raben,” where Laura Fella’s voice joins an acoustic duet of lovers and friends travelling together through life’s changing seasons. Music video directed by Ingo Spörl Von Hard Media – Song featured on the album : Sternensegler
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9 . The Violent Hour – Screenager
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Static-filled televisions erase reality in The Violent Hour’s hard-rock song “Screenager,” where Carla Harvey and Charlie Benante confront screen-driven isolation through heavy riffs, Attila Vörös’s guitar solo and forceful melodic hooks.
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8 . Jay Weinberg – Another Head on the Pile (w/ Fotocrime)
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Jay Weinberg and Ryan Patterson’s “Another Head on the Pile” fuses pounding metal drumming with Fotocrime’s industrial-tinged post-punk, framing Cold War paranoia and modern malaise through urgent guitar, noir vocals and a bleak official video. Music video directed by Jay Weinberg
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7 . Blutengel – Afterlife
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 A distant call through darkness guides Blutengel’s darkwave/synthpop song “Afterlife,” where the dead remain alive beyond fading light amid layered cinematic synthesisers, melancholic melody and a steady dancefloor pulse. Music video directed by Victoria Anders
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6 . 156/Silence – From A Distance (w/ Alex Reade)
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Jack Murray and Alex Reade turn emotional distance into a piano-led love song on 156/Silence’s “From A Distance,” where Make Them Suffer’s ethereal guest vocal softens dark metalcore weight with longing, insecurity and hope. Music video directed by Chris Klumpp
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5 . Movements – Pulse
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Distorted arpeggios and an expanding chorus drive Movements’ post-hardcore song “Pulse,” where Patrick Miranda confronts damaged relationships, self-sabotage and emotional exhaustion while searching for persistence inside bruised vulnerability. Music video directed by Kaylinn Duffy – Song featured on the album : Happier Now
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4 . Blind Channel – Stars We See
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Mortality becomes meaning on Blind Channel’s modern-metal song “Stars We See,” shifting toward arena-scale emotional heaviness and singalong hope as the Finnish band moves beyond its earlier nu-metal bounce. Music video directed by Tuomas Kurikka – Song featured on the album : Painstream
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3 . Rev3rent – She Let The World Run Rampant
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Rooftop performance and graphic psychological darkness frame Rev3rent’s deathcore title track “She Let The World Run Rampant,” where loss and heartbreak feed aggressive vocals, heavy guitars and Drew Fulk’s ominous production. Song featured on the album : She Let The World Run Rampant |
2 . Scroll Eater – Consume The Scroll
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Ezekiel’s image of eating a prophetic scroll informs Scroll Eater’s Christian alternative-metal debut “Consume The Scroll,” pairing revelation, obedience and divine proclamation with forceful devotional weight and Jonathan Franco’s official video. Music video directed by Jonathan Franco |
1 . Her Last Sight – Help! Tom Was Abducted Again
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Date Added : Sep 23,2026 Her Last Sight’s melodic metalcore track “Help! Tom Was Abducted Again” from *SEASONS // SPRING* turns emptiness and a plea to be saved from oneself into anguished breakdowns, screamed vocals, melodic choruses and an “ET phone home?” refrain. Music video directed by Ben Itzhak – Song featured on the album : Seasons // Spring
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