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Channelling some of their hard rock and metalcore heroes of decades past, the young four-piece brings a fresh take, purveying a rousing, weighty sonic disposition, that will compel fans of cascading guitars and soaring choruses.

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

Izzy Reign’s new track “Lite Bright” draws from personal experiences of finding solace in music and colorful lights during tough, isolated times. Blending the nostalgic sound of 90s/early 2000s techno with deep, dark emotions, Reign creates a contrast between uplifting melodies and the hidden pain behind them.

Back with their first new music of 2025, the project, led by Vik Kovacs, strikes with a gripping track that hits the sweet spot between alternative rock and metalcore.

HIGHSOCIETY has announced his upcoming album DATAMOSH. Merging the worlds of alternative metal, hard rock, and industrial with EDM, DATAMOSH is a relentless exhibition of raw energy, thunderous rhythms, and cutting-edge production.  

Psyclon Nine is the dark industrial mind-child of singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Nero Bellum. Watch the exclusive premiere of the new single and video “Devils Work“ from Psyclon Nine only on outburn.com.

"Wishing You The Worst" sees the band team with Jonny Craig, Joseph Arrington (A Lot Like Birds, Royal Coda) & Eric Moore, as the quartet kick off 2025 in style.

It was New Jersey vs. The Wiltern when Senses Fail and Saves the Day brought their New Jersey vs. The World tour through on Saturday, December 7, 2024. It was a win-win, with both sides coming out on top.

Building towards an early 2025 Everything Falls Apart EP drop, their latest offering “Realms of Dilemma” is a sharp hybrid of heavy and melodic, as the band finds its footing with dark, ominous tones and searing metalcore choruses.

Babymetal kicked off the first of three nights at the House of Blues Anaheim to end their US tour. The Japanese kawaii metal band fronted by Su-metal, Moametal, and Momometal commanded the audience’s attention from start to finish.