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DED  — Joe Cotela (vocals); Adam Adamcik (guitar); Kyle Koelsch (bass); and Matt Reinhard (drums) — are thrilled the announce the September 19 release of their new album RESENT. Today, the band is sharing the visualizer for new single "ERASER.""This is a universal song about reflection and being cognitive of your own bullshit," Cotela says bluntly. "The concept of recognizing and unlearning our negative habits and attributes is a powerful thing. We're all sculpted by our experiences with family and the world into what we are today and every day that we wake up we are given the chance and the choice to be anything and any version of ourselves that we want to be."He continues, "A lot of the themes that I'm getting into on our new album and really our whole catalogue are very realistic takes on knowing that you aren't perfect and addressing those pitfalls to yourself to become the best version of you possible. Having the bravery to be vulnerable and accountable with yourself and setting the ego aside to get out of our own way is paramount. Learning and then unlearning our traumas and triggers is the key to the door. I love the unique influences and canvas that the band made for me to sing over and this song is a favorite of mine."Cotela also pulls back the curtain on the album as a whole, saying, "Looking back at the period of time writing and recording this album is a wild thing to do, as it was recorded over the course of three years. We found ourselves stuck not being able to be active due to behind-the-scenes business shit. We'll leave it at that but It was awful for our band, for our momentum and for our growth in a fast moving world as a newer band."That didn't dim the band's spirit, its ambition, or the fire burning the hearts of the members. And they took matters into their own hands."But just because we couldn't release music or play shows, it didn’t stop us from being who we are and doing what we do as artists. We made our own recording studio Trash Island Studios in Phoenix. With all of that time, we just went nuts writing songs — a lot of songs. And we did it all ourselves this time. Aside from the help of mixing and mastering the album by our friends Zach Jones and KJ Strock, we engineered, produced and wrote almost every part of this record by ourselves with no outside influences. On top of that we did get some of our favorite vocalists and friends: Chad Gray of Mudvayne, Chris Motionless of Motionless In White. and Danny Leal of Upon a Burning Body to do features on three unique tracks on the album with us. We are honored to have each of them add their own unique flavors to these songs."He furthers, "So this is the most 'unfiltered' Ded release to come out. We have 100 percent love and gratitude for everyone that we have worked with to make Ded music in the past. They changed our lives and we learned so much and carry their wisdom with us. But for this record, it was four guys getting back to our roots of having fun trying to make good heavy music that made us happy first before anyone. It was the way that we wrote when we started Ded. I think that early spirit has been channeled again but in a new way."Cotela also shares, "This album is three years of trials and tribulations. The internal battle of telling yourself over and over 'I can do this, I can do anything that I set my mind to.' That was coupled with the anger and frustration of existing in the current climate of the past couple years in the world and our struggles to overcome and remain steadfast in our pursuits. These songs are the angriest and at the same time the catchiest tracks that we have ever put down. You will hear so many influences from rock, nu metal, hardcore, thrash, hip-hop, electronic, experimental, metalcore, pop, alternative, and more. We are all music fans first and foremost and we cooked up these songs to taste exactly the way that we wanted them to."He finishes, "It has been four years since our last record and we hope that these songs reflect that amount of time being spent sweating it out over the stove. Through gratitude, perseverance and pride, we can now give RESENT to the world." RESENT TRACK LISTING:"Wasted""You Want Honest?" (Feat. Chad Gray)"Purpose: Be Myself""Rockstar""Eraser""Never Belong""Dig Deep""Fuck With It""Point Of No Return""Rise Above It All" (Feat. Danny Leal)"Fight Forever" (2 Rot)"Until I Die" (Feat. Chris Motionless) Ded will be on the road supporting the album while touring with In This Moment and Dayseeker. All dates are below.DED ON TOUR:WITH IN THIS MOMENT + DAYSEEKER:9/18 — Johnstown, PA — First Summit Arena9/19 — Louisville, KY — Louder Than Life*9/20 — Johnson City, TN — Freedom Hall Civic Center9/24 — Houston, TX —Bayou Music Center9/25 — San Antonio, TX — Boeing Center at Tech Port9/27 — El Paso, TX — Speaking Rock Entertainment Center 10/1 — Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Palladium10/2 — Las Vegas, NV — The Pearl Concert Theater10/3 — Paso Robles, CA — Vina Robles Amphitheater10/4 — Sacramento, CA — Discovery Park10/8 — Spokane, WA — The Podium 10/10 — Idaho Falls, ID — Mountain Center America 10/11 — Casper, WY — Casper Events Center10/12 — Colorado Springs, CO — Ford Amphitheater 10/14 — Kansas City, MO – The Midland Theatre10/19 – Columbus, OH – KEMBA Live!10/21 – Atlanta, GA – Coca Cola Roxy10/23 — Greensboro, NC – Greensboro Special Events Center10/24 – Bethlehem, PA – Wind Creek Events Center*FESTIVAL APPEARANCE 

MAVIS tear open the fabric of reality with new single "Idle Season" — a danceable dystopia drenched in rhythm, rebellion, and raw truth. The Stuttgart-based genre-benders are back — and they're smashing every label you thought could contain them. "Idle Season" sees MAVIS fuse modern metalcore, alternative rock, and glimmering pop finesse into a track that's as infectious as it is unsettling. Beneath its pulsing grooves and anthemic hooks lies a haunting reflection on time wasted, purpose lost, and a world lulled into submission by distraction."Idle Season" is a rallying cry dressed as a groove. It's MAVIS stepping further into their own universe — fearless, reflective, and ready to move the masses.

OUR MIRAGE unleash their darkest chapter yet with new single "Violent Spin"— a gut-punch of emotion, intensity, and pure catharsis. 

Canadian rock band The Veer Union have unleashed their explosive new single "Sea of Fear" – out now via Arising Empire! 

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Following previously-released tracks "Fed Up" and "The Darkness I Own", up-and-coming modern metalcore act, HumanKind, have shared a brand new single, aptly-titled "Humans". The song is now available to stream and download on all digital providers below. In 2023, the band released their much-acclaimed debut album "An End, Once and for All", and are currently hard at work on their sophomore full-length offering, to be released via ROAR in the hopefully not so distant future.About their new single, the band reveals:"Humans critically reflects on our role as humanity on planet earth and how we constantly manage to detrimentally treat each other and our surroundings, until one day there will be nothing left. It asks two main questions: Where will it lead us? Who's gonna save us?"

On Tuesday (July 22), Thrice announced the details of their new album, Horizons/West, which is set for release on October 3. The band also unveiled the project’s lead single, “Gnash.” The new record serves as a companion to the band’s last studio album, 2021’s Horizons/East. “This is the first time we leaned into something that felt like a direct continuation, like a sequel to a previous album,” said Thrice frontman Dustin Kensrue. “We’ve always just followed our curiosity, wherever it leads. We want to keep growing, exploring, and making something that feels honest to who we are right now.” Thrice is also getting set to embark on a previously announced fall 2025 North American tour, which kicks off on October 17 in San Diego and concludes with a two-night stand in Anaheim, California on November 23 and 25, with support coming from Modern Color and Downward. (Consequence of Sound)

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Connecticut metalcore outfit CURRENTS are thrilled to share the video for the new single "IT ONLY GETS DARKER." It's the first new music from the band since 2023's critically acclaimed The Death We Seek."Embrace Darkness. Accept Fate. Surrender Yourself. and Feed the Flame. 'It Only Gets Darker' is now yours," says singer Brian Wille.Have you embraced, accepted, and surrendered? You will be better for it once you do!Currents are touring this summer. All dates, including their appearance at INKCARCERATION, are below.CURRENTS ON TOUR:7/20 — Inkcarceration Music + Tattoo Festival 2025 — Mansfield, OH7/22 — The Danforth Music Hall — Toronto, Canada7/24 — Palladium Times Square — New York, NY7/25 — Palladium — Worcester, MA7/26 — The Fillmore Philadelphia — Philadelphia, PA7/27 — The Fillmore — Silver Spring, MD7/29 — The NorVa — Norfolk, VA7/30 — The Fillmore Charlotte — Charlotte, NC8/1 — The Eastern — Atlanta, GA8/2 — House of Blues Orlando — Lake Buena Vista, FL8/4 — House of Blues Houston — Houston, TX8/5 — House of Blues Dallas — Dallas, TX8/6 — Emo's Austin — Austin, TX8/8 — The Van Buren — Phoenix, AZ8/9 — The Wiltern — Los Angeles, CA8/10 — Channel 24 — Sacramento, CA8/12 — Roseland Theater — Portland, OR8/13 — Temple Theatre — Tacoma, WA8/15 — The Union Event Center — Salt Lake City, UT8/16 — Fillmore Auditorium — Denver, CO8/17 — Uptown Theater — Kansas City, MO8/19 — The Pageant — St. Louis, MO8/20 — Marathon Music Works — Nashville, TN8/22 — House of Blues Chicago — Chicago, IL8/23 — The Fillmore Detroit — Detroit, MI CURRENTS ARE:Brian Wille — Vocals Chris Wiseman — Guitar Ryan Castaldi — Guitar Christian Pulgarin — Bass Matt Young — Drums

Prolific metalcore progressives ERRA — J.T. Cavey, vocals; Jesse Cash, vocals + guitars; Conor Hesse, bass; Alex Ballew, drums; and Clint Tustin, guitar — dropped the new song "Gore of Being" last week. It was the first new music from the band since 2024's critically acclaimed CURE and was lauded by Rock Sound for its "stunning collision of brutality and melody we've come to expect from the band" and by Knotfest as "a potent meld of precision and power."They've followed it immediately with another typically brainy metallic track titled "Echo Sonata."The song nods to both ERRA's past and its future!"'Echo Sonata' feels like a return to form for the band," explains Cash. "It hearkens back to the spirit of our Drift album, something we didn't initially plan on but something our friends were quick to point out when we were showing them the song. It's a proper representation of the kind of melody and emotion we're going for on the next record."ERRA will hit the road this summer as main suport for Architects. All dates are below.ERRA ON TOUR:WITH ARCHITECTS:7/21 — Charlotte, NC — The Fillmore7/23 — Atlanta, GA — Buckhead Theatre7/24 — Nashville, TN — Marathon Music Works7/26 — Houston, TX — House of Blues7/27 — Dallas, TX — House of Blues7/29 — Phoenix, AZ — The Van Buren7/31 — Los Angeles, CA — The Wiltern8/1 — Anaheim, CA — House of Blues8/2 — San Francisco, CA  — The Masonic8/4 — Seattle, WA — Showbox SoDo8/5 — Portland, OR — McMenamins Crystal Ballroom8/7 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex8/8 — Denver, CO — Fillmore Auditorium8/11 — Minneapolis, MN — The FIllmore8/12 — Chicago, IL — Riviera Theatre8/14 — Toronto, ONT  — Great Canadian Toronto8/15 — Laval, QC — Place Bell8/16 — Boston, MA — House of Blues8/19 — Silver Spring, MD — The Fillmore8/21 — Philadelphia, PA — The Fillmore8/22 — New York, NY — Terminal 5

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