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CTRL CLICK has announced details for their debut album, Systems For Disassembly, releasing November 6, 2026, via Negative Gain Productions . The 14-track record will be available on CD and across all major global digital platforms. The project is helmed by Eric Nofsinger, a Rockford, Illinois artist who spent three decades working as a video game developer—including creative work on titles like Fortnite, Mortal Kombat X, and Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance—before turning his focus to building heavy electronic soundscapes inspired by classic Ministry, Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, and Front 242. The album circles themes of technology, corporate culture, mortality, and addiction. It was self-produced and mixed by Nofsinger, with mastering handled by Rob Robinson (Kevorkian Death Cycle, ohGr). Systems For Disassembly Track Features: • "Our God": Explores a deity residing in a cooling tower that holds onto unchanged user passwords. • "Good as Dead": Examines econ...

Minneapolis Hoss Rock outfit Extermination Day has released “Fill the Swamp,” the new single and official video from their upcoming album, Forty Miles of Bad Road , arriving November 27, 2026, via Argonauta Records. The record will be available on CD, deluxe colored vinyl, and digital formats. The track follows their previous single, “Ruse Cycle,” and targets political corruption, wealth, and systemic hypocrisy. The band comments: “This song is directed at a current US administration’s cabinet member; people can listen and take a guess as to who it is. More broadly, the theme of the song is about how wealth corrupts and how the US government is full of charlatans who promised to ‘drain the swamp’ and instead ended up filling it.” The band blends elements of doom metal, punk, hard rock, and garage rock. The band adds: “Forty Miles of Bad Road represents the path we are on as a species and our disdain towards employment, police, the government, war, and the state of the world in genera...

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--Stenchers, the march to 1K is at full speed—the halfway marker to Greenlight2K . Bravo Zulu to the Stenchers and shadow networks. To those fighting the static, Bog gets it. You are no longer alone. Protect the vulnerable.-- —Bog  

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Canada’s extreme music gathering, Loud As Hell Open Air Festival , has announced its return to the Badlands of Drumheller, Alberta, for its 15th-anniversary edition from July 30 to August 1, 2027. The three-day event will feature metal performances, side shows, clinics, and vendors set against the region's prehistoric landscape. Band submissions for the 2027 festival line-up are currently open, with the final deadline closing on October 31, 2026. Early Bird festival passes are scheduled to go on sale starting December 1, 2026. First launched in 2012 by Loud As Hell Productions, the independent festival has become a staple of Western Canada's heavy music scene. Over its history, the stage has hosted notable international and Canadian underground acts, including Goatwhore, Archspire, Revocation, Unleash The Archers, Fit For An Autopsy, Beyond Creation, and Jungle Rot. The 2027 anniversary event is presented in partnership with Jurassic Ink Custom Tattoo, Prairie Fire Events, and ...

1. Ares Rising The drum count and riff build to the first drop are sick, and the music has an epic feel already. There are riff drops that inject a solid cinematic quality, which had Bog visualizing the vocalist and band performing while molten rocks and magma are spat into the air to rain down the wrath of Ares. The syncs are tight, and it's nice to hear solid drums that aren't too low. The frequencies are aligned tightly and sound balanced. This would be a sick track to drop in a live set, but be careful of the magma, because we would probably need some insurance worthy of the grand mythological scale. The outro features bullets, possibly tanks rolling along on treads , shells, and more to emphasize Ares, the God of War. It's a powerful opening to "Son Of The Morning Star." 2. Burn With Me In Hell Track 1 transitioned smoothly for "Burn With Me In Hell" to drop in with its intro, which sounds like tanks rolling again with explosions , gunfire...

F*-c-k-, Bog! F*-c-k-, f*-c-k-, f*-c-k-eth! Ok, Heretical,  straight-up jump the f*-c-k- in the muck pits. Let’s get slayed, beautiful sewer stencher mosh! Bog felt like he was on his dirt bike doing f*-c-k-off whips and jumps over mounds. Bog was reminded of the time when daddy Bog would say to him, “Get down, get down ya f*-c-k-,” when lil Bog was jumping overly excited at his feet. Ok, should we get straight to it, none of that academic thesis bullshit like some f*-c-k- is wanting to prove the existence of a demonic fart in a crypt. Would you like to have the complete shit kicked out of your ears? If so, Heretical does exactly that. Let’s describe the feeling. You know when you’re in a shitty club, and they will not play anything you ask for. Magically, at the end of the night, the track you asked for 5 hours ago appears. It’s a f*c-k-i-n-g sprint to get on the floor and sweat your skin off for about 3–5 minutes. This is a whole album of that feeling. The riffs are nasty, the v...

Bog really does wish there was much more time to deep dive SOLIMPULSE by Serhii Lykhotvor , but what we can tell you is that it is very beautifully written music. The intro patiently builds with heartfelt emotion clear to hear, and it takes hold of the ears, leaving you on the journey waiting to see what happens next. Y'all, the tracks have that quality about them. It's really chill and peaceful, so it's not for those that want to jump through a door. If you are looking for something emotive, mystical, and capable of taking the mind on a long, relaxing venture, then this is where you want to be. Definitely music for self-reflection too. Standouts: Cinematic composition ; feels and sounds like a score to an epic film or a pivotal point in a series. Yulia Lykhotvor of Sidus Atrum's vocal structure on "No Horizon" , which is a slow, haunting track with a serene harmony. Guitar notes support this further and continue with the riff drop. Incredible time, lab...