In This Moment have a new video out, for their track "The Fighter". The song appears on their latest album, Black Widow, released in 2014. The metallers have been touring non-stop to promote it and will continue to do so in Europe in May and later in North America. Watch the music video here which was directed by Jeremy Saffer and the band's own Maria Brink.

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In 2014, Swedish funeral doomsters The Funeral Orchestra went on a hiatus. Now, they have updated on their future plans. While there are no plans to release material at the moment, they are considering making some live shows.

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After their reunion in 2014, Despised Icon are now gearing up to release a new album, their first since 2009's Day Of Mourning. Nuclear Blast has announced the signing of the Montreal based deathcore pioneers and will unleash their upcoming album entitled Beast. The album is tentatively scheduled for a summer 2016 release. For now, you can check out the teaser as an introduction to their comeback.

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Finnish psychedelic black metallers Atomikylä (featuring members of Oranssi Pazuzu and Dark Buddha Rising) will release their second album Keräily, the follow-up to 2014's Erkale, on April 29th through Svart Records. The album's artwork and tracklist can be seen below. But that is not all. The band is also streaming a brand new track, "Pakoputki", which can be heard now here.

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Swiss black metallers Schammasch have been kind enough to share the third track off their new album Triangle. After the splendid "Consensus" and "Metanoia", today you can enjoy the tune "Maelstrom". What are you waiting for? The new atmospheric single is available for your listening pleasure through the Vimeo player below.

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Andy Schmidt, the main songwriter and singer of the German progressive metal band Disillusion, has posted some news online. The role for bassist in the band has been filled by Ben Haugg, their newest member. New material is in progress and the group promises news about it soon.

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Trap Them have completed their new sonic assault and follow-up to 2014's album Blissfucker. The as-yet-untitled new album has been completed and is expected to be released worldwide this fall via Prosthetic Records. Once again, the band enlisted unofficial fifth member Kurt Ballou (Converge, Skeletonwitch) at GodCity Studios in Salem, Massachusetts. Get ready!

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Only Half There is the title of Canadian musical genius Devin Townsend's autobiography. The book details have been fully revealed now and his official autobiography is now available for pre-order here via Rocket 88. The book comes out in August 2016 in a standard and a limited edition with the latter including loads of exclusive goodies.

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The rumours on the fan pages were true: Power Quest is back. Not only has the band announced their comeback after three years, but they are also working on new material for the sixth Power Quest album.

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Moonsorrow have recently released their new album, Jumalten Aika, through Century Media Records, and it seems like someone is taking advantage of that. The Finns have warned fans not to buy the record from Bandcamp as it is a fake profile using the band. They are currently trying to take it down.

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Brooklyn black metallers Tombs have shared a full stream of their new EP, All Empires Fall online. This is their first studio release to feature the band's new lineup and drops this Friday, April 1st on Relapse Records. Check out the 24 minutes long EP below and share your impressions.

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The Swedes Wombbath are preparing a new release! Their upcoming split 7" with Germans Revel In Flesh is titled Dragged Into The Obscure and shall be out on April 1st via Unholy Prophecies. For now, you can enjoy the filthy death metal of "To Suffer Eternally" on the video below.

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Czech doom metallers Somnus Aeternus are releasing their sophomore album, Exulansis, via Epidemie Records on April 1st, 2016. The 52-minute album consists of 6 tracks of doom metal tinged with post-metal and black metal influences. The record explores, in a lyrically and musically unorthodox way, the boundaries of pure madness and pure emotion. The basic premise of the concept of the album is that no matter if they take place against the everyday rut or grand circumstances, they are the only real evidence of us being alive. See the cover below and hear some of the new music.

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Weekend Nachos are saying goodbye with an Apology, their final album before the end. The grindcore/hardcore unit has revealed the details surrounding their final full-length album and have shared a new track as well. Apology is thirteen tracks of utter punishment and also features guest vocal appearances from Dylan Walker of Full Of Hell. Check out the savage song "Writhe" right here.

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Prepare for some gruesome death metal. Following their debut, Savage Land, U.S. unit Gruesome returns in 2016 with a new EP entitled Dimensions Of Horror. Produced by the band and co-produced and recorded by Jarrett Pritchard at New Constellation RMP Studios in Orlando, FL, the six-song EP is their salute to Death's iconic Scream Bloody Gore and once again features cover art by the legendary Ed Repka (Death, Atheist, Massacre). Feast your eyes on the cover and your ears on the music.

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