Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson — two of rock’s most notorious and theatrical icons — are hitting the road together once again for a massive 21-date North American co-headline tour this summer. Dubbed the “Freaks on Parade” Tour, the trek promises late-summer chaos, industrial shock-rock spectacle, and a carnival-of-the-damned energy that only these two showmen can deliver. The tour kicks off on…

At its core, j:dead is not simply a music project—it is a psychological space. A place where self-reflection replaces performance, where discomfort is not avoided but examined, and where creativity becomes a form of survival rather than spectacle. The name j:dead was never meant to function like a conventional band identity. Instead, it represents a second state of being—a presence that takes over once the creative process begins.

Circle of Dust returns with Machines of Our Disgrace (Single Edits), a streamlined reintroduction to one of the project’s most confrontational modern-era statements. Originally released as a full-length album, Machines of Our Disgrace dissected the growing tension between humanity, technology, and systems of control. With Single Edits, the material is re-presented in a more immediate, broadcast-ready form — sharper cuts, tighter runtimes, and maximum impact.

Nutronic returns with Futures (Definitive Edition), a fully realized reissue that cements the project’s vision as it was always meant to be heard. Originally released as Futures, the album has now been revisited, refined, and locked into place with the release of Futures (Definitive Edition) — a version designed not as a bonus update, but as the final, authoritative statement…

New York death metal legends Immolation storm into 2026 with renewed fury, unveiling their twelfth studio album Descent, set for release on April 10 via Nuclear Blast Records. Alongside the announcement, the band has unleashed the album’s first single, Adversary, delivering a merciless preview of what lies ahead. 💀 Since their seminal 1991 debut Dawn of Possession…

German electro-industrial institution Wumpscut is set to expand its formidable discography with Zuckerpuppe, a new eight-track album arriving April 3, 2026 via Betonkopf Media. The release continues Wumpscut’s long-standing commitment to tightly curated, collector-focused physical editions while reinforcing the project’s uncompromising sonic identity. 🍬 A Limited Physical Statement Zuckerpuppe (German for “sugar baby”) will be issued in two carefully crafted formats.

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The Browning return in full combat mode with Dominator , a re-engineered strike that upgrades one of their most aggressive tracks into a sharper, heavier, and more futuristic weapon. This isn’t a remix for convenience. It’s a recalibration for domination. A Track Rebuilt for Maximum Impact 💀 From the opening moments, Dominator hits harder and moves faster, tightening the band’s signature fusion of industrial electronics, deathcore brutality, and cybernetic atmosphere.

ESA has unveiled the final chapter in the Sounds for Your Happiness visual saga with the release of the music video for Something For The Horsemen, closing out a bold and uncompromising album cycle while simultaneously opening the door to a darker, more collaborative evolution of the track. Released on July 5, 2025 via Negative Gain Productions, Sounds for Your Happiness…

After years of anticipation, Lords of Acid are officially back on U.S. soil. The legendary electronic provocateurs have announced the “Cheeky Freaky Tour,” a 29-date headlining run launching April 25 in Las Vegas and stretching coast to coast through the end of May. More than a simple comeback, the tour marks the opening chapter of a fully reenergized era for the band—one that looks forward without erasing its infamous past.

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⚙️ Carpenter Brut has officially announced his new album Leather Temple, arriving February 27th via No Quarter PROD / Virgin Records. The record closes the door on the ambitious Leather trilogy and pushes its cinematic narrative into a fully realized dystopian future. 🧥 The Final Chapter of the Leather SagaLeather Temple stands as the third and concluding entry following 2018’s…

⚙️ .SYS Machine returns with a commanding new single titled “Doubtless,” released via Glitch Mode Recordings. Built on precision-driven electronic architecture and industrial tension, the track delivers a focused, unflinching sound designed for dark rooms, late nights, and underground systems. 🔊 “Doubtless” moves with mechanical certainty. Relentless rhythms lock into place while layered synth structures create pressure and forward momentum.

OUT NOW: Wolf Within Me by Lykinthrope 💀 With “Wolf Within Me,” Lykinthrope delivers a visceral, emotionally charged release that lives in the space between control and collapse. Built around tension, patience, and the inevitability of eruption, the track explores what happens when self-restraint becomes a cage—and instinct finally breaks free. News Article: A Study in Contained Fury At its core, …

OUT NOW: Excluded by LeatherstripAvailable now via Bandcamp—and it does not ask for permission. 💀 A Song for the Cast Out With “Excluded,” Leatherstrip delivers a stark, confrontational piece that cuts straight to the emotional core of alienation. This is a track about being pushed outside the circle—socially, politically, ideologically—not by choice, but by systems that decide who belongs and who does not.

OUT NOW: Burn Down the World (Start Over) by DarkHeart SyndicateThe new single is live on all platforms—and it arrives with purpose, pressure, and intent. 💀 A Confrontational Vision, Sharpened by Fire “Burn Down the World (Start Over)” is a no-illusions statement about tearing down systems already rotten beyond repair. The lyrics reject false authority, broken promises, and inherited lies—using fire not as chaos, but as purification.

Mesh are back, and they’re not easing into it.With the release of “Exile”, the iconic British synthpop duo signal a powerful resurgence—one that feels both urgent and refined. Out today, the new single captures Mesh at their most emotionally charged, blending polished electronic production with the introspective weight longtime fans crave. “Exile” doesn’t just arrive — it confronts.

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As the calendar turns, there’s a quiet milestone approaching in the Faderhead universe. March 31, 2026 marks 20 years since the release of FH1—the debut album that kicked open the door back in 2006. Two decades later, the machine is still running, sharper and more self-aware than ever. 20 Years of Faderhead ⚙️ With the anniversary looming, planning is already underway.

Hand of Juno continue their fearless genre mutation with “Right Now (FASTER Remix)”, a club-focused reimagining of their industrial metal track—out today via Out Of Line Music. The remix strips the song down to pure momentum, trading metallic aggression for pounding low-end pressure and hypnotic repetition designed for dark rooms and late hours. Rebuilt from the rhythmic spine outward, the FASTER Remix replaces distortion with precision.

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