“The years are short. The nights are long.” – HEALTH

Finnish Folk Metal Superstars KORPIKLAANI have released a video for their cover of the popular ANTHRAX version of the Joe Jackson song 'Got The Time'. Originally released in Finnish under the name 'Ennen' between KORPIKLAANI's most recent albums Jylhä (2021) and Rankarumpu (2024), you can now enjoy the English version as well. 

Phil Bozeman, "'Prisoner 666' was the first song we wrote and musically feels like the 2014/2021 WHITECHAPEL morphing back into the 2006-2010 WHITECHAPEL and continuing the 2006-2010 era for the rest of the album. This is the beginning of the narrative of 'the last living son' of the Father Of Lies coming to be. Relinquishing his faith, religion, burning the church, and serving Satan, who he believes is his father."

Blackbriar stated: "We’ve re-recorded an intimate piano-and-vocal version of our song ‘The Fossilized Widow’ from our latest album. Our music really comes alive during spooky season, and this haunting rendition was especially created for these wonderfully eerie autumn nights." 

Fresh off the announcement of their highly anticipated new album Listen Up!, New Found Glory is excited to share their new single Treat Yourself. The third track to be released from Listen Up!, Treat Yourself is a fast-paced song about being kinder to yourself in the face of hard times.

Welsh ragga metal legends Skindred have released their brand-new single ‘You Got This’, accompanied by a brilliantly entertaining video. The title track of their forthcoming ninth album, which has just been announced with a release date of April 17^th via the legendary Earache Records, ‘You Got This’ is an instant Skindred classic.

Chris Harms says, “It was a challenge to create a love song with a powerful and positive message despite its dark title and sinister instrumental. Working with Lena, her versatile voice and intense charisma made the process an incredible journey from the first idea to the final result, both musically and personally.”

"This track hits very close to home," says vocalist Lizi McIntosh. "It's about victims not being believed about their abuse because of the stigma that surrounds domestic violence as a whole. The video represents that abuse comes in all forms, shapes and sizes; even if it’s not what's stereotypically perceived by societal norms."

"'Tränenpalast' is our tribute to the great tradition of Italian cinema. We drew inspiration from Dario Argento’s classic “Suspiria” and Luca Guadagnino’s epic masterpiece remake. Musically, we bow to the great Goblin, in direct conversation with maestro Claudio Simonetti. We hope you enjoy the song as much as we do. Only love to the greats! Hail to the Hordes!"

CONJURER’s co-vocalist and guitarist Dani Nightingale says: “This song reflects the first bricks in the metaphorical wall between yourself and the world. For me, that sense of disconnection began at school—being misunderstood and forced to conform. It’s about being vilified for traits that feel natural, yet make you someone you’re not.”

Max Cavalera states, "To me this is the ultimate guest song and video. Nikolas Motta, Biaggio, Dino, Igor A, Bootsie, Gabe, and Ben made this a collective masterpiece! Zyon took this album and video to the next level. It’s the first time he wrote a script and directed a music video. Mixing UFC and Metal will hopefully inspire a whole new generation of fans! Chama!!"

THOUGHT LEADER explores digital isolation, cynicism, and emotional numbness in the modern age - it is HEALTH at their most existentially charged and sonically ferocious. Trapped in a loop of screens, self-doubt, and consumer emptiness, the song captures the crushing sense of burnout and lost meaning that defines the post-digital psyche.

The single is accompanied by a dark, haunting video, directed by Noah Sebastian and filmmaker Nico Poalillo, their third collaboration which has set the stage for this next chapter in BAD OMENS' evolution. The cinematic, story-driven visual — a hallmark of the band's creative identity.

Lyrically, the song is a haunting reflection on mortality and the psychological weight of illness. "The song moves through the experience from multiple angles: the person living inside a failing body, the friends and family watching from the edges, and the lingering ache of loss that outlives the diagnosis," says the band.

"Everybody Knows is about feeling out of place- when your anxiety takes over and you can't hide it anymore," the band says. "It's that moment when you realize everyone can see you're not holding it together, but you don't know how to escape it."