Today TERROR release third single “FEAR THE PANIC.” The groove-heavy track features an guest vocal delivery from Hot Water Music's Chuck Ragan and was co-produced by New Found Glory's Chad Gilbert. The accompanying video, directed by Derek Rathbun, aligns with the song’s lyrics of “put yourself to the test” as the band and Ragan give a high energy performance interwoven with a classic martial arts storyline.

The band comment: "Headlining, let alone selling out, The Underworld was one of the last milestones we had left for this band. From seeing Yob level the place on September 8th 2014 and deciding that night that we had to make this band happen, it's been a long time coming.”

'Agnosia' captivates listeners from the outset with haunting clean vocals, gradually building tension before erupting into a powerful, breakdown-driven metalcore anthem, elevated by an undeniably infectious chorus.

IMMOLATION comments: "We are excited to get one more single out as our new album DESCENT is finally released! "Bend Towards The Dark" is definitely one of the more ambitious tracks of the record.  It has just about every element you would expect from IMMOLATION but takes things a bit further.”

French thrash metal band DEATHRAW have unveiled a playthrough video for the song "Post Human" featuring a guest guitar solo appearance of UK thrash heavy hitter Ol Drake of EVILE.  The track closes their debut EP "Reduced to Ashes" which was released on February 13, 2026.

Rock and metal icon ROB ZOMBIE has unveiled the music video for his latest single, “The Black Scorpion,” taken from his acclaimed new album, The Great Satan. Bathed in eerie green light, Zombie and his crew rip through the blistering punk-metal track, which clocks in at under two minutes.

Manala follows the album's title track and Plini shares, "Following on from the first song and video, hopefully this one is sufficiently surprising! I chose it for that impact, and for the lengthy guitar solo - knowing that the first track probably wouldn’t have enough shred for many of my listeners. Enjoy!"

“This is one of the darker songs on the album, the first line references one of a handful of memories I have from when I was really young and my step father still smoked. He put his cigarette out on my arm at a party and then played it off as an accident, my mother was busy getting drunk and brushed it off and told me to keep it moving, basically.”

Comments guitarist Jack Owen, "This song started when my wife and I were in an antique store and she found an amber quartz pendant that had lines through the whole thing. I asked her what it was and she said it's a Rutilated Quartz. Well, that's all I needed for a title and some lyrical ideas.”

Ultimately, "Death of Me" unfolds as a confession confronting vulnerability and embracing softer truths. "It is about finally facing the softer, weaker parts of yourself you were trying to hide, and admitting that all you really wanted was to stay close to the person who never left your heart.”

This dark and heavy track is inspired by a deeply personal experience. After vocalist Chris Mercuri’s mum had a near-death experience, she described being pulled into a black, void-like space as her heart stopped — peaceful yet terrifying, as though she wasn’t meant to be there.

SYLOSIS Commented: "All Glory, No Valour is a collective favourite from The New Flesh. Since the early demos, the song always stood out as one of the most aggressive that the band has ever put together. Instead of a standard video, we agreed that releasing a live version of it at some point would be best so listeners could really connect with the energy of the track.”

Today they've unleashed their second set of singles "Object of Pain" and "Death From Above" alongside two new videos to complete their …Beginning of the End video trilogy of which they collaborated on with director Craig Murray.

Having already shared the unwavering title track “STILL SUFFER,” today TERROR unleash the furious single "DESTRUCTION OF MY SOUL.” The band’s hard-hitting riffs meet Scott Vogel’s rage fueled lyrics to deliver an unrelenting anthem.

“I’ve been estranged from my father for a long time,” Spencer explains. “But this movie, and this song, while bringing a lot of complicated feelings to the surface, also brought us back together.”