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Vampires Everywhere! puts a refreshing spin on My Chemical Romance’s classic track. The overall sound radiates a glossy atmosphere as VE! dives into a darkwave energy while keeping the song’s integrity intact.

Izzy Reign showcases seamless transitions between unlikely elements that craft a symphony of melodies and harmonies on her debut self-titled record on FiXT. To the brain behind Izzy Reign, Kristin Matzkows, “being proud of being weird” allowed for this dance over the fine line between metalcore’s brutal instrumentals and synthesizers’ explorative potential.

“CRWLNG FRM CNT T CSKT“ showcases the dark and brutal side of the “Blackened-Industrial” founders Psyclon Nine.

OUTBURN #110 FULL INTERVIEW WITH MIKU KOBATO AND SAIKI ATSUMI BY SAMMIE STAR Band-Maid is proving with their new release, Epic Narratives, that their plans for musical domination have only just begun. “Well, of course, ever since we started the band, we wanted to conquer the world, po,” guitarist/singer Miku Kobato replies.

Steel City Kings MALEVOLENCE have announced the details of their hugely anticipated new album, Where Only The Truth Is Spoken, set to be released on June 20th via MLVLTD in partnership with Nuclear Blast Records. Alongside the news of their new album, MALEVOLENCE have also released the video for their monumental new single “If It’s All The Same To You.“

Today, JINJER advance their highly-anticipated return to North American venues, announcing tour dates with headliners BABYMETAL! The band will support the second half of BABYMETAL’s 2025 headline run, which will feature Bloodywood.

Global rock sensation BAND-MAID has been announced as the artist for the opening theme of the upcoming TV anime Rock Is a Lady’s Virtue. The opening theme song, ‘Ready to Rock,’ has been featured in the anime’s newly released promotional video on YouTube.

Norwegian death metal legends CADAVER unearth a long-buried relic of their formative years, revealing a raw and powerful chapter of their history.

Warbringer’s thrash tongue lashings are legendary, and on new album Wrath and Ruin, it’s crystal clear that there's still plenty of ammo out there to fire up the SoCal crew’s engines. Vocalist John Kevill opens up on the band’s latest full-length offering. 

Original member Schmier—who formed the band back in 1983 originally as Knight of Demon—was a few days off the road when we caught up to talk about all things new and old as well in addition to what keeps things fresh for a guy who’s been at this racket for longer than much of the band’s fan base have been alive.