Specifically, progressive metalcore emerged around the mid-90s via pioneers such as After the Burial, The Dillinger Escape ...

As Loudwire recently discussed in our list of the 11 best progressive metalcore bands of all time, though, there are plenty of prestigious acts proving that subgenre can be just as likeable and ...

Basically, the gist is that artists and their teams can pay to have their music played over the PA system between sets on certain tours, so that the touring bands can monetize the dead airtime between ...

Twisted Sister guitarist is the latest musician to speak on the difficulties facing artists in the "criminal" music business ...

On the other hand, Malevolence’s new song sets the stage for a co-headline tour across North America with hardcore metal band ...

Full of spine-compressing rhythms, jagged guitar menace and fierce-and-feral howls, Wage War describe “SONG OF THE SWAMP” as the “tone-setter” for a gnarly new EP. They add: “Driven by Florida and the ...

Even after 35 years, the intricacies and emotional pangs of these masters of technicality remain undimmed, drawing from a seemingly bottomless well of inspiration ...

Bad Omens. // photo by Jason Colvin Bad Omens with Beartooth and President T-Mobile Center Thursday, February 26 On Thursday, February 26, Bad Omens brought their Do You Feel Love tour to the T-Mobile ...

ERRA’s new album “silence outlives the earth” could be seen as a reflection of today’s current climate, but it wasn’t intentional for the metalcore band. “We accidentally wrote a dark album again,” ...

We’ll start with the new track titled “Song of the Swamp”, which was launched yesterday for their newly announced EP It Calls Me By Name, which will be released on April 17. Its accompanying music ...

We’ve know for a while that horror-based metalcore/theatricore act Ice Nine Kills was collaborating with the upcoming release ...

Belfast metal crossover act Survivalist have released new album, A Place For Those Who Suffer, Alone. We asked their singer Gave the BIG questions . . .