Son Of Aurelius have been working on new music as of late and have posted some footage online below:

The Famine‘s forthcoming new album “The Architects Of Guilt” has been slated for a February 15th release date via Solid State Records. For now, you can check out the cover art for the outing online here.

Details have been revealed for the special edition of DevilDriver‘s forthcoming new album, “Beast“. The CD/DVD special edition, which is also due out on February 22nd via Roadrunner, will feature three bonus along with the bands documentary “You May Know Us From The Stage” and a number of official music videos. The three bonus tracks are as follows:

“Lost”
“Fortune Favors The Brave”
“Grinfucked” (live)

On an interesting side note, it has been revealed that the album track “Black Soul Choir“, which is scheduled to appear on both the standard and deluxe editions, is indeed a 16 Horsepower cover. For now, the cover art for the special edition of the album can be previewed here.

Agnostic Front have wrapped up tracking their as-yet untitled new album with engineer Erik Rutan (Madball, Goatwhore) at his Mana Recording Studio. Thirteen tracks were laid down for the album, which was produced by Madball‘s Freddy Cricien and is scheduled for a March 22nd release date (March 04th in Europe) through Nuclear Blast.

Speaking on the sessions, band frontman Roger Miret had the following to offer:

“After all is said and done we are amazed on how great our new record turned out! It’s by far our catchiest record to date and it’s going to make everyone want to sing along for sure. Freddy killed it on the production end, just capturing that hardcore vibe that only he can get out of AGNOSTIC FRONT. The boys all put nothing but passion into the songs, and Erik Rutan just dialed it all in to make AGNOSTIC FRONT sound as natural and as organic as ever. This one will definitely be a classic once it’s heard worldwide!”

Living Sacrifice have made their video for their track “Overkill Exposure” available for viewing online through Noisecreep, you can view it below. Director Michael Dalton (The Showdown, War Of Ages) helmed the shoot.

Times Of Grace continue their series of visual teasers with the arrival of the latest for their track, “Until The End Of The Day“. You can view that below, while the bands debut album “The Hymn Of A Broken Man” will land in stores on January 18th through Roadunner. The full collection of visual teasers will grace the deluxe edition of the effort, which will also see a release on the same date.

Stone Sour‘s new video for their track “Hesitate” has debuted online via Noisecreep and can be seen below. The group filmed the clip with director P.R. Brown (Slipknot, Chimaira).

This Is Hell have pulled out of their planned early 2011 European run with Deez Nuts, The Amity Affliction and Louie Knoxx. Speaking on their cancellation via Twitter, the group had the following to offer:

“Bad news Europe. We had to pull out of the Deez Nuts tour. Our good friends @EndwellNYC will be taking our place. Show them love out there. We will sort out another tour for early 2011 as soon as possible. Sorry for this being so last minute. When it rains, it pours.”

As noted in the posting above, the band will be replaced by Endwell on the trek. Currently Endwell‘s new album is on course for a March release date through Mediaskare.

War From A Harlots Mouth have made their cover of Deftones‘ “Hexagram” available for streaming online through their Facebook. The song was originally released as b-side included in the iTunes-only deluxe edition of their latest album, “MMX“.

Dimmu Borgir have released their new music video for their eponymous track, “Dimmu Borgir“. You can view the clip, which was shot with director Sandra Marschner (Marilyn Manson, Children Of Bodom) below:

Rotten Sound, Trap Them, Gaza, Kandidate and Haust will join forces for the “Cursed To Tour” European run which will kick off in April next year, here’s how the dates will run:

04/01 Karlsruhe, GER – Stadtmitte
04/02 Koln, GER – Underground
04/02 Rosswein, GER – Juha
04/04 Prague, CZE – Exit Chmelnice
04/05 Bratislava, SLO – Randal
04/06 Munchen, GER – Feierwerk
04/07 Salzburg, AUT – Rockhouse
04/08 Mezzago, ITA – Bloom
04/09 Rome, ITA – Init
04/10 Zurich, SWI – Dynamo Werk21
04/11 Paris, FRA – Glazart
04/12 London, UK – Underworld
04/13 Plymouth, UK – White Rabbit
04/14 Colchester, UK – Arts Centre
04/15 Antwerpen, BEL – Trix
04/16 Venlo, NET – Perron55
04/17 Hamburg, GER – Hafenklang
04/18 Lyngby, DEN – Templet
04/19 Gothenburg, SWE – Henriksberg
04/21 Stockholm, SWE – Debaser Slussen
04/22 Turku, FIN – Klubi
04/23 Jyvaskyla, FIN – Lutakko
04/24 Helsinki, FIN – Nosturi

Unearth are aiming for a tentative June release date for their new album. As previously reported, the band have tapped Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz to oversee the production for the effort.

Candiria recently took took to their Facebook to post the following on their initial studio sessions for their new effort:

“Just completed a two day session tracking drums and percussion with the infamous Ken Schalk for what will be the next Candiria release. What a great experience, so excited to continue working on Guitar, Bass, Vocals and all the rest!! A huge thank you to Steve Schalk and Jupiter4 Studios for an unforgettable experience.”

A video for a remix of Mogwai‘s new track “How To Be A Werewolf” has made its way online and can be viewed below. The song will appear on the bands new album “Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will“, which will see a February 15th release date through Sub Pop.

DevilDriver bassist Jon Miller has stepped down from the bands early 2011 touring commitments in order to enter rehab. A statement from him posted on the bands official website, DevilDriver.com, can be found below:

“To all DevilDriver fans and friends, I wanted to give you an update on my status as far as my health is concerned.

Regarding the past 2 European tours, I was either forced to leave by my own accord or asked to leave by my band/managment.

I have been touring with DevilDriver for almost the past ten years and the drugs and alcohol have finally caught up with me. I realized this when I ended up in the ICU on my birthday last week.

I need to make a change so that I can save my own life and keep the friends that I still have left.

I know that alot of DevilDriver fans seek me out first as the one to party with because I consider myself a very social person who is quite outgoing, personable and friendly.

That was all fun in my 20′s touring with the band, but as I am entering my early 30′s I can feel the damage catching up with me mentally and physically. I don’t want to burn out prematurely before my time on this Earth is up.

On January 1st I will be entering an intense rehabilitation program in order for me to reclaim my health and the person who I once was.

I will not be doing the Canadian tour in January or the Australian tour in February and March. This is for my own good. I need to come out of rehab with a sound body and mind. After I complete my rehabilitation I hope to see all DevilDriver friends and family as soon as I can.

Much love to you all.

Jonathan Miller“