Boysetsfire‘s music video for their new song “Let It Go” can be seen online below courtesy of Absolutepunk.net. June 11th will see the North American release of the groups new album “While A Nation Sleeps” on Bridge Nine.
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Red Fang have wrapped up recording their third full-length album for Relapse Records. Producer Chris Funk (Decemberists) oversaw the sessions while Vance Powell (Racounters, Kings Of Leon) was tasked with mixing the effort. Speaking on the effort, which will surface this fall, the group stated:

“We’re hyper excited about this new album. The basic tracks are like rabid monkeys we’re wrangling at Type Foundry in our hometown of Portland, OR. Producer Chris Funk has almost been amputated twice. Surprise guests abound! We’re in the final moments before all systems are go on this sucker. Dig people!”

As stated above, the album will indeed feature at least one collaboration.

Rob Zombie has commented on the death of former White Zombie drummer Phil Buerstatte who passed away last weekend. Speaking through his Facebook, Zombie offered the rather blunt statement on his passing:

“Well, I heard rumors of this a few days ago but I wasn’t sure if they were true or not. But it seems that one of our former drummers for White Zombie has died. Phil Buerstatte who was in the band for about two years 1992-94 was found dead this weekend.

“Phil was a very trouble guy during his time with us and I never really knew what happened to him after he left the band. The few stories I heard were not good. He played on three recording with us in his brief time, Feed The Gods on The Airheads Soundtrack, Children of the Grave and I AM HELL from the Beavis and Butthead soundtrack.”

Stone Temple Pilots will once again hit the stage with Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington handling the vocals next week. The group are due to perform at a May 30th MusiCares MAP Fund Benefit Concert which will be held at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, CA.

The event will honor the work and contributions made by Bennington and skateboarder Tony Alva while also raising funds for MusiCares‘ addiction recovery services. Slash, Duff McKagan and more are due to appear at the event with tickets available here.

An officially approved remix of Device‘s track “Vilify” done by Philip Steir (Consolidated) can now be streamed online through Loudwire.

Kayo Dot have released a thirteen minute audio trailer of unmastered audio from their new double album “Hubardo“. According to the band, the set will pay homage to the various styles the group have experimented with throughout their careers, even reaching back to the early days of Maudlin Of The Well. Pre-orders for the album are now live at this location with a fall release date being plotted.
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The Burial have launched a lyric video for a new track from their coming album “In The Taking Of Flesh“. Below you can check out the track “Wretched Restless Forms” from the aforementioned album, which will be in stores on July 09th via Facedown.
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Fuck The Facts have unveiled the below video for their new track “L’enclume et le marteau“. The song itself will appear on the groups upcoming EP “Amer“, which is due out on June 18th.
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If you have iTunes and are in the right region, then you can now check out audio previews of Alice In Chains‘s new album “The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here” via iTunes. The band will have the album in stores this coming Tuesday, May 28th.

A premiere of the new The White Mandingos (Bad Brains) track “Warn A Brotha” is being hosted online via Altpress.com. The group’s debut album “The Ghetto Is Tryna Kill Me” is on course for a June 11th release date through Fat Beat Records.

White Wizzard have released the below stream of their new song “Strike The Iron“. The bands Jon Leon said of the track:

“Strike the Iron is my favorite White Wizzard song I have ever written, along with The Sun Also Rises, which closes the new record. I am very proud of the arrangement. I had the verse melody in my head and chorus line before I even picked up the guitar and started writing it. It has stunning leads by Jake and Will, and Joseph interpreted the vocal melody fantastically and gave so much character to it. This song really exemplifies everything this line-up is capable of and everyone’s talents really came through on it. It never lets up and we are very excited to get this one out there live… I expect it to be our opening song for the next couple of years.”

The group have a June 25th North American release date slated for their new album “The Devils Cut” on Century Media/Earache Records.
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A stream of ASG‘s forthcoming album “Blood Drive” has hit the web via Pitchfork. Relapse will have the album in stores next Tuesday, May 28th.

Studio footage from the drumming sessions for August Burns Red‘s new album “Rescue & Restore” can be seen below. The group have a June 25th release date via Solid State set aside for the album and recently filmed two music videos for it.
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Black Sheep Wall are streaming their new EP “It Begins Again” in full below. The new 3 song effort will serve as a precursor to the groups forthcoming full-length album, which they are due to begin recording on June 29th. The aforementioned EP features vocals from both the bands former frontman Jeff Ventimiglia and his replacement, Trae Malone.
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Deftones, etc. frontman Chino Moreno chatted with Musicfeeds about his recent comments that it was “more appropriate” now to think of releasing the bands shelved 2008 album, “Eros“. His comments were made in light of the recent passing of their bassist Chi Cheng, who laid down his final studio recordings with the group on that album.

In the new interview, which can be seen below, Chino states:

“We’re actually not entertaining anything. I get asked about that all the time. And I’ve been giving the same answer for like… ever since people have been asking me about it, I’ve been saying that ‘probably someday.’ The only thing I said differently the other day that I could think that I said was ‘sooner than never.’

I mean you know now there is some sort of closure with what happened with Chi. That was obviously… Him and his state that he was in and you know, in general, it wouldn’t feel right to try to even think about going back to that record and trying to release it at that time… You know, with the hope that he would still wake up.

I don’t know, so we never really looked back at it then. But with his passing recently I mentioned that I did listen to some of the music. It was a very emotional experience because it took me back to that time when we were recording those songs, and those were pretty much the last days that I got talk with him and have a conversation with him, so… And when listening to it I thought to myself it might be cool for people to hear this sooner than never. Will it happen soon? I don’t know, probably not.”

He continued:

“That’s the thing, I never really talk about that record. I don’t think any of us really do, but we get asked about it almost every interview. Like ‘what’s up with that record?’ It’s cool because people are curious and I understand that and everything.

It’s just a thing that we weren’t ready to reflect on. I mean it was hard for me to listen to it the other day. You know… reflecting on something that was pretty… it was pretty deep. Just a very fresh wound that we just received with Chi‘s passing. So I don’t know, it’ll be [out] sometime I think.”

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