Seether’s “The Surface Seems So Far” Has Arrived

Seether’s “The Surface Seems So Far” Has Arrived

Seether has unfurled their ninth studio effort, “The Surface Seems So Far.” The lead single was set opener “Judas Mind.” “‘Judas Mind‘ is a song about reaching an understanding that there are bad actors in our lives that are trying to force an outcome for us that we don’t see as our destiny,” explained frontman Shaun Morgan. “It’s about…

Bullet For My Valentine/Trivium: “The Poisoned Ascendancy” Tour

Bullet For My Valentine/Trivium: “The Poisoned Ascendancy” Tour

Bullet For My Valentine and Trivium have announced the “The Poisoned Ascendancy” tour. “We’re going to be celebrating 20 years of our debut album ‘The Poison’ and Trivium’s ‘Ascendancy‘. It’s the Metal tour of 2025, so don’t miss out.” writes Bullet For My Valentine (pictured above). “It’s incredible to think of the impact the albums had when they came out in 2005,”…

Seether’s “Judas Mind” Tops Mainstream Rock

Seether’s “Judas Mind” Tops Mainstream Rock

Seether’s “Judas Mind” is #1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Songs chart (dated September 14th).It’s also the lead single from the band’s ninth studio effort, “The Surface Seems So Far.” It’s also the lead single from the band’s ninth studio effort, “The Surface Seems So Far.” “‘Judas Mind‘ is a song about reaching an understanding that there are bad…

New Rock Tracks: The Offspring, Sick Puppies, Hinder, Myles Kennedy, 10 Years & August Burns Red

New Rock Tracks: The Offspring, Sick Puppies, Hinder, Myles Kennedy, 10 Years & August Burns Red

The Offspring: Come To Brazil The track is off the band’s “Supercharged” album, due out October 11th. “Every time we announce any shows, we get comments from our Brazilian fans saying ‘Come to Brazil!’ which we love! Brazil really does go off,” explained singer Bryan “Dexter” Holland. “It has enthusiasm, passion and is an amazing place to play!”…

Jane’s Addiction: Onstage Scuffle (Updated)

Jane’s Addiction: Onstage Scuffle (Updated)

Frontman Perry Farrell assaulted guitarist Dave Navarro during Friday’s (9/13) Jane’s Addiction concert at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston, MA. The incident happened late in the band’s set, near the end of the song “Ocean Size” (a track from ’88’s “Nothing’s Shocking”). Farrell aggressively bumped shoulders with Navarro and got in the guitarist’s face and swore at him. A confused Navarro asked what was…