New York black metal band, Imperial Triumphant, are returning with a brand-new 4-song EP, Inceste. Hot on the tail of the successful Abyssal Gods, the album was once more mixed and mastered by Colin Marston ( Gorguts, Krallice, Nader Sadek, etc.) at Menegroth. The disturbing content of this EP is based on the works of Marquis de Sade, particularly his seminal 120 Days of Sodom. You can stream the closing track "Breath Of Innocence" here.

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After an overall positive reception to "Gift Of Death," Iwrestledabearonce have released a second music video now. The song, "Green Eyes," is from their upcoming album Hail Mary, which hits stores June 16th via Artery Recordings. You can sit back, relax and watch the video here. Tell us what you think about it below.

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No ticket money? No problem. Faith No More have got your live show needs covered as they will be streaming their May 8th appearance at The Fillmore in Detroit. You can see it all at this location via Yahoo! Screen. Clear your evening schedule, skip the lines, keep your rent money. The show begins at 9:15 pm EST.

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Industrial metal composer Wulf of Neurotech has announced on the band's Facebook page that you can expect a new release in June. The album will be called Stigma with cover art by Surya Djalil. No further details are yet available. Will it be a continuation of last year's more soothing Infra Versus Ultra, or a return to the harsh industrial vibes of 2011's Antagonist? Tell us what you think below where you can also see the cover unveiled.

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If you haven't heard Sigh's latest bizarre piece of metal madness, you no longer have an excuse. Graveward is now streaming in its entirety at this location courtesy of Invisible Oranges. Is it black metal? Or something else entirely? Genres aside, do you think it's worthy of praise?

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After 6 years without new releases, extreme metal band Cobalt is working on the follow up to 2009's Gin. Primary composer and instrumentalist Erik Wunder has stated that the material is written and you can expect 9 songs on the upcoming LP. In this new update, it is revealed that Cobalt is booked to enter the studio with long-time collaborator, Dave Otero at Flatline Audio in June. Wunder has also confirmed that vocalist Phil McSorley will not be featured on the album that will be called Slow Forever, by the way.

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The melodeath group Nightrage are currently streaming their latest work, The Puritan. Recorded in their new home of Gothenburg, Sweden and featuring a member named "Anders," this is a case where stereotypes won't lead you far from what sound to expect. A little bit of thrash, a lot of melodic riffs, death metal vocals. Check it out for yourself at this location. What do you think? Does Nightrage breathe new life into the genre with this new album?

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Ready for some more doom? No? But for the rest of you, the anticipated Vaenir album by the Swedes Monolord is now streaming at this location in its entirety. If the first 3 advance tracks left you wanting more riff-heavy goodness, now is your chance to hear it in full. Tell us what you think about it below.

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If like some, you have somewhat secretively been following the return of nu metallers Coal Chamber, both out of nostalgia and sheer morbid curiosity, here is a new song. It seems that in the process of working on their new album, Rivals, a collaborative track was recorded with Ministry frontman, Al Jourgensen. The result can be heard in the lyric video below for "Suffer In Silence." Remember, don't shoot the messenger. Do you love it? Hate it? Either way, Rivals drops on May 19th.

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As they are about to release their first new album in six years, Minsk have graced us with a full stream of their new offering, The Crash & The Draw. You can listen to the 76 minutes of material here. The Chicago post-metallers worked alongside Sanford Parker ( Twilight, Voivod, Eyehategod, Yob etc.) on this record.

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