Last Friday, Djentle Beasts PERIPHERY premiered their latest single for the song "Make Total Destroy" off their upcoming album "Periphery II" which is scheduled for release July 3rd via Sumerian Records.
A few hours ago, another song -which was floating around the internet- was officially posted as well, titled "Scarlet" (originally written by Misha Mansoor for his instrumental project Haunted Shores)

Musically, I really enjoy what Periphery has to offer; catchy, groove'tastic rhythms, with high production. Misha seems to belt out even more riff madness on the new record; will have to wait and hear the rest of the album.

Until July 3rd; here's the official stream for "Make Total Destroy" and "Scarlet"

I'm not sure why I went ahead and downloaded a new track on Korn's website (maybe it's due to an all nighter of "under-the-hood" fixing; thanks to our former hosting service).

Apparently the band collaborated with Dubstep DJ/Producer Skrillex on the song. And it's nothing beyond what you would imagine from such a collaboration. It's Korn remixed.

I don't mind Dubstep in small doses. There's a few remixes that are not half bad [Link1, Link2]. The music itself would be crap if you're not a "friendly-person" with a great set of headphones (I always use my trusty Sennheiser's to actually "feel the bass"). But Korn's attempt is boring. It's just meshing two genres together. And that's been done so much already; there's a shit ton of Youtube apps and sites that allow you to do just that. There's no edge here.

Tech-metal band OBSCURA premiered a new song titled "Vortex Omnivium" currently streaming over on Metal Injection.net. The song is taken from the band's upcoming neck breaker "Omnivium" out March 29th via Relapse Records.

Another new song from the upcoming CHILDREN OF BODOM album "Reckless Relentless Forever" titled "Cry of The Nihilist" is now floating around the youtubes and the interwebs. The song apparently premiered on radio a couple of days ago. And so far it's the one I like best from what I heard off the record. It's got that vintage Alexi guitar wankery, and a crazy "all yell" chorus. This one's definitely for fans of their older work.

Extreme metal spine grinders ANAAL NATHRAKH have released a new song titled "Volenti Non Fit Iniuria" taken from the band's upcoming album "Passion" out in May via Candlelight Records.

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OMNIUM GATHERUM’s brand new opus and Lifeforce Records debut “New World Shadows” entered the Finnish album charts at #5, the highest chart entry in the band’s history after having entered the charts in their home country before at #24 (The Redshift/ 2008) and #31 (Stuck Here On Snakes Way/ 2007).

“New World Shadows” was released on February 7th in Europe and will be out in North America on March 2nd.

Alternative Press are currently streaming a crushing! New song from THE HUMAN ABSTRACT, titled "Complex Terms." Taken from the band's upcoming album "Digital Veil," out March 8th via eOne Music.

I almost twisted my neck off, listening to the song for the first time. Simply, mind shattering! "Digital Veil" will definitely be one of the best releases of the year!

Click here to listen to "Complex Terms" over and over, and over again!

Finnish modern metal veterans CHILDREN OF BODOM, posted a new video for the song "Was It Worth It," which you can stream below. The band is also hosting the premiere of a new track, "Ugly," available for streaming over on their official Facebook page.

Both songs are taken from the band's upcoming album "Reckless Relentless Forever," out March 8th via Spinefarm Records. For more information visit the album's official homepage.

I'm not sure why did NONPOINT decide to record a cover of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean." But the band decided to give it away for free on Facebook.

You know the saying: "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all "? Case in point.