German black/death cult Ch'Ahom offer upon the altar of sacrifice their second album Anthropic Rites Of Sublimation, a concept album set in a fictional world inspired by the rituals, art and architecture of pre-Hispanic cultures. Continuing where their Ts'ono'ot EP ended, it's story unfolds around a cenote of impossible dimensions whose cosmic call draws the lost and uncertain toward self-sacrifice. Four civilizations rise along it's edge, each developing it's own rites, hierarchies and monuments to transform the abyss's fatal summons into a foundation for collective existence.Ch'Ahom gives this imagined world form through cavernous death metal, bestial eruptions and feverishly progressive structures. Savage riffing coils through suffocating chambers of rhythmic conjuration while ancient instrumentation emerges from the tumult like echoes inside a buried temple. Anthropic Rites Of Sublimation moves like the cenote itself, drawing the listener inward through an ecstatic and ever-deepening sense of the unknown.Inspired by a deliberately literal interpretation of the death drive and it's sublimation, Ch'Ahom explores culture as a response to an irresistible desire for self-erasure. Mutilation, vicarious sacrifice, enslavement and willing surrender become the foundations of competing societies awaiting the cenote's periodic opening. Ch'Ahom transforms this dark fiction into an immense ritual of sound, portraying humanity through it's terrifying ingenuity: creating faith, beauty and entire civilizations upon the edge of annihilation. UPC: 810079502417Label: 20 Buck SpinRelease Date: 9.25.26Format: Vinyl
this is goodbye… is the fourth full-length from Nashville’s Chamber and a decisive step forward from a band forged in the U.S. DIY metal and hardcore scenes. Led by the blistering single “violins,” the album delivers a relentless, tightly focused listen that leans into urgency, aggression, and sharp dynamics without excess. this is goodbye… finds Chamber sounding more confident and intentional than ever, capturing a band that knows exactly what it wants to be.
Tracklist:
arms of eternity
scarlet ink
violins
vanity
surveillance
parting gift
angel
pale blue (why?)
without a trace
resurrect (feat. Vincent Bennet)
death without departure
in revolving doors
UPC: 810540038711Label: Pure NoiseRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: Vinyl
Tracklist:
You Went So Silent
If These Walls Could Speak
Heaven Was Blind to My Grief
Glimpse of Sorrow
Deep Vast Emptiness
Even if I Fall
Serentity [Unreleased Bonus Track]
UPC: 634240413773Label: The Circle MusicRelease Date: 7.10.26Format: Vinyl
If you are looking for some technically proficient writing and playing in your death metal, Cognizance provide the best of both worlds. Coming into 2026 with their fourth full length album entitled In Light, No Shape, Cognizance show that they have been fine tuning their ability to write some of the catchiest technical music in the modern death metal scene. Random Eco Mix Vinyl
Tracklist:
Transient Fixations
Inflection Chants
A Game of Proliferation
Chasm
Vertical Illusion
A Reconfiguration
Witness Marks
Subterranean Incantation
Induced Contortions
The Zone
UPC: 736832003116Label: WillowtipRelease Date: 5.1.26Format: Vinyl
[OPTDEMISE = It is a coined term combining “Opt” (choice), “Optimize,” and “Demise” (death/ending)]
The five-piece band coldrain from Nagoya, Japan, make their global return with their eighth full-length album, “OPTIMIZE = OPTDEMISE”, to be released via Century Media Records.
The album expands on their 2025 digital EP “OPTIMIZE”, which introduced the first five tracks. With a total of 12 songs, “OPTIMIZE = OPTDEMISE” continues and completes the record’s narrative while expanding coldrain’s diversity. Exploring themes of technological evolution, the album poses a central question: will humanity continue to evolve or drive itself towards demise? Musically, coldrain refine the elements that have shaped their global stand in the metal scene: stadium-ready melodies, the high-energy intensity associated with Japanese bands, and powerful, aggressive vocals. From the unforgettable opener “OPTIMIZE,” the album pulls listeners into a dynamic orbit of emotion and energy, striking a seamless balance between heavy vocal delivery and powerful singalongs. The album also pays homage to the band’s roots and history through its featured artists, including Bert McCracken of The Used, which they have toured with in the past as well as a feature from Japanese vocalist Kenta Koie on the track “SAVIOR”. Each track is layered with meticulous detail and nuanced arrangements, creating a complex yet cohesive work in which every song stands out.
Mastered by Mike Kalajian (Cigarettes after Sex, Neck Deep, Silverstein), coldrain’s “OPTIMIZE = OPTDEMISE” proves and reaffirms across its 12 tracks the band’s position as one of THE bands to watch from the Japanese market.
Tracklist:
OPTIMIZE
CHASING SHADOWS
DIGITOLL
INCOMPLETE
FREE FALL
EX-HUMANITY
REST OF ME
POISON (feat. Bert McCracken of The Used)
G.I.A.I.G
SING
PICTURE PERFECT HELL
SAVIOR
UPC: 199584660318Label: Century MediaRelease Date: 9.25.26Format: Vinyl
Raw, relentless and unmistakably Combichrist, No Redemption was released in January 2013 as the official Devil May Cry Soundtrack. One of Combichrist's most famous albums, it is finally available on vinyl. This special limited edition anniversary pressing on green vinyl, is and a must-have for any fan.
Tracklist:
Age of Mutation
Zombie Fistfight
Feed the Fire
Gimme Deathrace
Cloud of War
Buried Alive
Empty
I Know What I Am Doing (Planet Treason)
No Redemption
Falling Apart
Gotta Go
How Old Is Your Soul?
Pull the Pin
UPC: 4260639464802Label: Out Of LineRelease Date: 4.17.26Format: Vinyl
The Venom in the Mouth of God is Combichrist at their most expansive and most honest, a record that tears open the gap between who we are and who we perform ourselves to be, and leaves it bleeding. Andy LaPlegua has been one of industrial metal's defining forces since the early 2000s, fusing EBM brutality with hard rock muscle in a way few acts have managed to replicate. This new album plays like both a descent and a reckoning. The opening run, from "ODR" through "Born Deströyer," lands like a controlled demolition: dense, mechanized, merciless. Mid-album, the mood shifts and stretches, with "Each Scar a Vision" and "The Way We Want to Be Seen" pulling at something more psychological, the masks we wear and the versions of ourselves we construct for others. "Demons Wanna Be Summoned" features King 810, the Michigan-bred rap-metal outfit known for their confrontational intensity, a collaboration that fits the album's relentless atmosphere like a blade in a wound.
Tracklist:
Dr
Desolation
The Future Is a Memory
Born Deströyer
Feraline
Rise
Venom
S.T.F.U
Each Scar a Vision
Only Here for a Good Time
The Way We Want to Be Seen
Demons Wanna Be Summoned Feat. King 810
Second Ending (We Have Been Here Before)
UPC: 4260639465588Label: Out Of LineRelease Date: 8.21.26Format: Vinyl
The Venom in the Mouth of God is Combichrist at their most expansive and most honest, a record that tears open the gap between who we are and who we perform ourselves to be, and leaves it bleeding. Andy LaPlegua has been one of industrial metal's defining forces since the early 2000s, fusing EBM brutality with hard rock muscle in a way few acts have managed to replicate. This new album plays like both a descent and a reckoning. The opening run, from "ODR" through "Born Deströyer," lands like a controlled demolition: dense, mechanized, merciless. Mid-album, the mood shifts and stretches, with "Each Scar a Vision" and "The Way We Want to Be Seen" pulling at something more psychological, the masks we wear and the versions of ourselves we construct for others. "Demons Wanna Be Summoned" features King 810, the Michigan-bred rap-metal outfit known for their confrontational intensity, a collaboration that fits the album's relentless atmosphere like a blade in a wound.
Tracklist:
Dr
Desolation
The Future Is a Memory
Born Deströyer
Feraline
Rise
Venom
S.T.F.U
Each Scar a Vision
Only Here for a Good Time
The Way We Want to Be Seen
Demons Wanna Be Summoned Feat. King 810
Second Ending (We Have Been Here Before)
UPC: 4260639465618Label: Out Of LineRelease Date: 8.21.26Format: Vinyl
Bubblegum Pink Colored Vinyl
Tracklist:
Contention
Icbm
Ousted from Eden
Inflict My Will
Revenge Directive
Lobotomite Bliss
Faustian Machinations
Chasm
In the Land of Nod
Nuclear Peace
UPC: 840526506187Label: DazeRelease Date: 7.31.26Format: Vinyl
CONVERGE / HUM OF HURT Written by Converge. Jacob Bannon: Vocals and lyrics. Kurt Ballou: Guitars and vocals. Nate Newton: Bass and vocals. Ben Koller: Percussion. Recorded and mixed by Kurt Ballou at God City. Mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side.
Tracklist:
Slip the Noose
Doom in Bloom
It Only Gets Worse
Detonator
I Won't Let You Go
It's Not Up to Us
Dream Debris
It Used to Matter
Hum of Hurt
Nothing Is Over
UPC: 641956287598Label: Deathwish IncRelease Date: 7.17.26Format: Vinyl
Following the release of Love Is Not Enough, Hum of Hurt delivers a raw, emotionally exposed exploration of the human condition, born from sessions that ultimately yielded two distinct records.This new ten-song album stands as a powerful statement piece that confronts the cost of a life devoted to creation, while enduring the weight of inner conflict and external turmoil. *** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 641956287604Label: Deathwish IncRelease Date: 7.17.26Format: Vinyl
For more than three decades, Converge have delivered musical and emotional catharsis, putting purpose before perception and intent before interpretation. Whether it’s their 2001 landmark recording Jane Doe or their 2021 Bloodmoon: I collaboration with Chelsea Wolfe, they have created some of the most compelling music, lyrics, and visual art of the 21st century. During that time, fewer bands have had a greater impact on the underground imagination. It seems unlikely that anyone who has been making music for this long would create one of their best works for their eleventh album, in their 35th year as a band. And yet: Love is Not Enough might be the apotheosis of Converge’s decades-long journey through the punk, hardcore and metal microcosm. What vocalist/lyricist Jacob Bannon, guitarist/producer Kurt Ballou, bassist/vocalist Nate Newton and drummer Ben Koller have created is a strident artistic statement on the turmoil of living that hones their collective strengths to a razor’s edge. There isn’t an ounce of fat. Every song moves with a power and purpose that eclipses their human origins, that speaks to the anger, pain, and frustration of the modern age. From the opening fusillade of the title track to the closing hurricane of “We Were Never the Same,” Love Is Not Enough is a sonorous balance of vitality and viciousness that reflects the chaos and uncertainty of the times we live in. “There’s always obstacles in the world,” Bannon says. “Personal, professional, economical, whatever. But I feel like we’re in a pressure cooker somewhere on our evolutionary line. It’s a lot just to be a human being in the modern world, trying to function, maintain, grow, have empathy, have compassion. It takes more than it used to, to do all those things.” The album title itself says everything about the trials of today. “The line ‘Love is not enough’ is something I had kicking around for a while,” Bannon says. “Some of the things I wrote at the time were from a human resilience perspective, an acceptance of the brutality and unforgiving nature of the world. I was reflecting on that in poetic form and set it aside. When we got into the studio, it all fit together.” “Bad Faith” is a deeply personal song about cruel intentions and limited options. “It came from watching someone I love being wronged and broken apart, and there was nothing I could do about it because there was no good intention in the first place,” Bannon says. “It’s that feeling of helplessness because nothing I could do or say could better the situation. I just had to love and support and do what I could to be there. But I couldn’t effect actual change. That’s a horrible feeling.” “We Were Never The Same” recognizes the unrelatable in even the closest of relations. “That one was written about getting together with people at a funeral, finding commonality among a variety of people in your life at a time of loss and grief,” Bannon says. “We’ve all been through some version of that in our lives. If you listen to heavy music, you appreciate the time, you appreciate the faces, you appreciate the histories with different people and loved ones. But then the next day comes, all the regular stressors of everyday life kick in, and you don’t really connect the way you wish to after reflecting on the loss of somebody. I was processing all that stuff when I wrote the line, ‘Why do we all gather to mourn yet not to cherish?’ It’s an honest question.” Love Is Not Enough features no special guests, no studio trickery, no relentless massaging of human imperfection in trying to manufacture the perfect take. “I think that realism is missing from a lot of modern music of any genre, but especially our genre,” Bannon says. “Things either go super raw and almost chaotic to the point where it's distracting, or bands take the life out of what they’re doing by editing every aspect. Sometimes the perfect take is the one that has some wildness to it. It's not perfectly executed. There’s a lot of powerful moments on this record and a lot of angry moments. The realism amplifies that.” Unlike so many albums that adhere to a time-honored sequencing format, cherry-picking favored tracks for the all-important first, second, and final spots, Love Is Not Enough is all about momentum. “It does a thing that no other Converge record does—it keeps ramping up,” Bannon says. “And that’s definitely by design. Internally, we passed around dozens of ideas for sequencing because everyone interprets music differently and there’s no right way of doing it. When we do that, we always joke that we all have to be equally unhappy. But this is the one that works.” Love Is Not Enough was recorded and mixed by Kurt Ballou at God City in Salem, Massachusetts, with engineering assistance from Zach Weeks. Jacob Bannon did the artwork and design, creating an image for each song and a commanding cover depicting a celestial witness to a world aflame. “We still identify this band as the outlet that’s essential to our lives,” Bannon says. “We give everything we have to it. Being past your average middle age, we’re starting to see deeper than before into a variety of places. And I don’t think that’s specific to us. I think that’s something that’s utterly relatable.”
Tracklist:
Love Is Not Enough
Bad Faith
Distract and Divide
To Feel Something
Beyond Repair
Amon Amok
Force Meets Presence
Gilded Cage
Make Me Forget You
We Were Never The Same
UPC: 641956287635Label: Deathwish IncRelease Date: 3.13.26Format: Vinyl
For more than three decades, Converge have delivered musical and emotional catharsis, putting purpose before perception and intent before interpretation. Whether it’s their 2001 landmark recording Jane Doe or their 2021 Bloodmoon: I collaboration with Chelsea Wolfe, they have created some of the most compelling music, lyrics, and visual art of the 21st century. During that time, fewer bands have had a greater impact on the underground imagination. It seems unlikely that anyone who has been making music for this long would create one of their best works for their eleventh album, in their 35th year as a band. And yet: Love is Not Enough might be the apotheosis of Converge’s decades-long journey through the punk, hardcore and metal microcosm. What vocalist/lyricist Jacob Bannon, guitarist/producer Kurt Ballou, bassist/vocalist Nate Newton and drummer Ben Koller have created is a strident artistic statement on the turmoil of living that hones their collective strengths to a razor’s edge. There isn’t an ounce of fat. Every song moves with a power and purpose that eclipses their human origins, that speaks to the anger, pain, and frustration of the modern age. From the opening fusillade of the title track to the closing hurricane of “We Were Never the Same,” Love Is Not Enough is a sonorous balance of vitality and viciousness that reflects the chaos and uncertainty of the times we live in. “There’s always obstacles in the world,” Bannon says. “Personal, professional, economical, whatever. But I feel like we’re in a pressure cooker somewhere on our evolutionary line. It’s a lot just to be a human being in the modern world, trying to function, maintain, grow, have empathy, have compassion. It takes more than it used to, to do all those things.” The album title itself says everything about the trials of today. “The line ‘Love is not enough’ is something I had kicking around for a while,” Bannon says. “Some of the things I wrote at the time were from a human resilience perspective, an acceptance of the brutality and unforgiving nature of the world. I was reflecting on that in poetic form and set it aside. When we got into the studio, it all fit together.” “Bad Faith” is a deeply personal song about cruel intentions and limited options. “It came from watching someone I love being wronged and broken apart, and there was nothing I could do about it because there was no good intention in the first place,” Bannon says. “It’s that feeling of helplessness because nothing I could do or say could better the situation. I just had to love and support and do what I could to be there. But I couldn’t effect actual change. That’s a horrible feeling.” “We Were Never The Same” recognizes the unrelatable in even the closest of relations. “That one was written about getting together with people at a funeral, finding commonality among a variety of people in your life at a time of loss and grief,” Bannon says. “We’ve all been through some version of that in our lives. If you listen to heavy music, you appreciate the time, you appreciate the faces, you appreciate the histories with different people and loved ones. But then the next day comes, all the regular stressors of everyday life kick in, and you don’t really connect the way you wish to after reflecting on the loss of somebody. I was processing all that stuff when I wrote the line, ‘Why do we all gather to mourn yet not to cherish?’ It’s an honest question.” Love Is Not Enough features no special guests, no studio trickery, no relentless massaging of human imperfection in trying to manufacture the perfect take. “I think that realism is missing from a lot of modern music of any genre, but especially our genre,” Bannon says. “Things either go super raw and almost chaotic to the point where it's distracting, or bands take the life out of what they’re doing by editing every aspect. Sometimes the perfect take is the one that has some wildness to it. It's not perfectly executed. There’s a lot of powerful moments on this record and a lot of angry moments. The realism amplifies that.” Unlike so many albums that adhere to a time-honored sequencing format, cherry-picking favored tracks for the all-important first, second, and final spots, Love Is Not Enough is all about momentum. “It does a thing that no other Converge record does—it keeps ramping up,” Bannon says. “And that’s definitely by design. Internally, we passed around dozens of ideas for sequencing because everyone interprets music differently and there’s no right way of doing it. When we do that, we always joke that we all have to be equally unhappy. But this is the one that works.” Love Is Not Enough was recorded and mixed by Kurt Ballou at God City in Salem, Massachusetts, with engineering assistance from Zach Weeks. Jacob Bannon did the artwork and design, creating an image for each song and a commanding cover depicting a celestial witness to a world aflame. “We still identify this band as the outlet that’s essential to our lives,” Bannon says. “We give everything we have to it. Being past your average middle age, we’re starting to see deeper than before into a variety of places. And I don’t think that’s specific to us. I think that’s something that’s utterly relatable.”
Tracklist:
Love Is Not Enough
Bad Faith
Distract and Divide
To Feel Something
Beyond Repair
Amon Amok
Force Meets Presence
Gilded Cage
Make Me Forget You
We Were Never The Same
*** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 641956287581Label: Deathwish IncRelease Date: 3.13.26Format: Vinyl
Finland's CONVULSE present the official 2026 Remastered, Reissues of their classic titles "World Without God", "Reflections" & the new demo compilation "From Resuscitation to Reincarnation - The Early Years"
All three remastered titles are streaming now & pre-orders are out July 31, 2026 on LP/CD/CS formats.
Convulse original member Rami Jämsä comments on the reissues:
"I am very grateful for the Relapse Records from all these three classy Convulse reissues. "World without God" (1991) is our best known debut album with full of rotten old school death metal notes. But don't miss our hidden gem "Reflections" (1994), which is our second album and will be released first time ever on vinyl format. Death 'n roll album "Reflections" comes to home on Relapse Records after 30 years with a brand new layout and a brilliant remastered sound. Third release will be "From Resuscitation to Reincarnation" which presents Convulse's transformation from the straightforward death metal band to more diverse death&rock band. It includes our first demotape "Resuscitation of Evilness" (1990) and "Lost Equilibrium" EP (1992)."
"From Resuscitation to Reincarnation - The Early Years" presents Convulse's transformation from the straightforward death metal band to the more diverse death & rock band. It includes CONVULSE's first demotape "Resuscitation of Evilness" (1990) and the "Lost Equilibrium" EP (1992). UPC: 781676555710Label: RelapseRelease Date: 7.31.26Format: Vinyl
Finland's CONVULSE present the official 2026 Remastered, Reissues of their classic titles "World Without God", "Reflections" & the new demo compilation "From Resuscitation to Reincarnation - The Early Years"
All three remastered titles are streaming now & pre-orders are out July 31, 2026 on LP/CD/CS formats.
Convulse original member Rami Jämsä comments on the reissues:
"I am very grateful for the Relapse Records from all these three classy Convulse reissues. "World without God" (1991) is our best known debut album with full of rotten old school death metal notes. But don't miss our hidden gem "Reflections" (1994), which is our second album and will be released first time ever on vinyl format. Death 'n roll album "Reflections" comes to home on Relapse Records after 30 years with a brand new layout and a brilliant remastered sound. Third release will be "From Resuscitation to Reincarnation" which presents Convulse's transformation from the straightforward death metal band to more diverse death&rock band. It includes our first demotape "Resuscitation of Evilness" (1990) and "Lost Equilibrium" EP (1992)."
Two years after the release of "World Without God", Finland's early purveyors of death/grind/thrash return with their sophomore album, "Reflections". Unbeknownst to the band and fans alike at the time, this album would prove to be Convulse's last for almost 20 years.
"Reflections" finds Convulse exploring new territory, as the album exhibits a clear departure from the band's earlier, old school death metal inspired material. Rather than pummeling the audience with blast beats and grinding guitars, the band places emphasis on creating a sense of groove by means of clearer production, softer guitar tones, thrash driven solos, and, at times, a downright jazzy, Black Sabbath-esque sound. UPC: 781676762316Label: RelapseRelease Date: 7.31.26Format: Vinyl
Finland's CONVULSE present the official 2026 Remastered, Reissues of their classic titles "World Without God", "Reflections" & the new demo compilation "From Resuscitation to Reincarnation - The Early Years"
All three remastered titles are streaming now & pre-orders are out July 31, 2026 on LP/CD/CS formats.
Convulse original member Rami Jämsä comments on the reissues:
"I am very grateful for the Relapse Records from all these three classy Convulse reissues. "World without God" (1991) is our best known debut album with full of rotten old school death metal notes. But don't miss our hidden gem "Reflections" (1994), which is our second album and will be released first time ever on vinyl format. Death 'n roll album "Reflections" comes to home on Relapse Records after 30 years with a brand new layout and a brilliant remastered sound. Third release will be "From Resuscitation to Reincarnation" which presents Convulse's transformation from the straightforward death metal band to more diverse death&rock band. It includes our first demotape "Resuscitation of Evilness" (1990) and "Lost Equilibrium" EP (1992)."
Alongside the band's early '90's counterparts 'World Without God', Convulse's first proper full-length, helped pave the way for a new generation of death-metal extremity. UPC: 781676762415Label: RelapseRelease Date: 7.31.26Format: Vinyl
Limited clear vinyl LP pressing. 2025 release, the sixth album from the Swiss thrash metal band. Dissonance Theory is the band's first album in more than three decades. The title references the psychological concept of cognitive dissonance, relating to a clash between attitudes and behavior. The album's themes reflect today's "dystopian reality" and contradictory stimuli. UPC: 198029594515Label: Century MediaRelease Date: 10.17.25Format: Vinyl
Corrosion of Conformity's Good God / Baad Man captures the full spectrum of the band’s legacy — from high-energy punk roots to swampy Southern grooves and heavy, riff-driven rock. Raw, dynamic, and unapologetically diverse, the album showcases every shade of the COC sound, delivering a hard-hitting ride that’s as gritty as it is soulful.
Tracklist:
Good God? / Final Dawn
You or Me
Gimme Some Moore
The Handler
Bedouin's Hand
Run for Your Life
Baad Man
Lose Yourself
Mandra Sonos
Asleep on the Killing Floor
Handcuff County
Swallowing the Anchor
Brickman
Forever Amplified
UPC: 4065629754150Label: Nuclear BlastRelease Date: 4.3.26Format: Vinyl
It's all larger-than-life, darker-than-death, and the best album Creeper have ever recorded. "It seems that the world's getting excessively morbid by the moment out there," says Will Ghould, a man with a boyishly infectious enthusiasm for everything that he does, "I think we need fantasy and fun more than we ever have."?However, if you strip back the layers, you'll find that Creeper's ambitious narratives are rooted in an authentic place, touching on subjects such as friendship, mental health and devastating love. A vital element was the input of producer Tom Dalgety (Ghost, Royal Blood, The Cult) who embraced and encouraged the band's "What would Jim Steinman do?" ethos during sessions at his studio, a converted church - a home-from-home for a record with some blissfully blasphemous edges.
Tracklist:
A Shadow Stirs
Mistress of Death
Blood Magick (It's a Ritual)
Headstones
Prey for the Night
Daydreaming in the Dark
Parasite
Razor Wire
From the Depths Below
The Black House
The Crimson Bride
Pavor Nocturnus
UPC: 5401148008913Label: SpinefarmRelease Date: 10.31.25Format: Vinyl
Crowbar, the heavy metal icons from New Orleans, are experiencing a massive resurgence driven by a powerfuldigital strategy and relentless touring. Recently surpassing the milestone of 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify,the band has successfully bridged the gap between their 90s sludge roots and a new generation of digital-first fans. UPC: 015095872012Label: Mnrk HeavyRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: Vinyl
Crowbar, the heavy metal icons from New Orleans, are experiencing a massive resurgence driven by a powerfuldigital strategy and relentless touring. Recently surpassing the milestone of 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify,the band has successfully bridged the gap between their 90s sludge roots and a new generation of digital-first fans. UPC: 015095871213Label: Mnrk HeavyRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: Vinyl
Crowbar is an American sludge metal band from New Orleans, Louisiana, characterized by their extremely slow, low-keyed, heavy and brooding songs that also contain fast hardcore punk passages. Crowbar is considered to be one of the most influential metal bands to come out of the New Orleans metal scene. Their slow, heavy, and brooding style of metal is known to be influential in the sludge metal, doom metal, and stoner metal genres. UPC: 634164441142Label: Mnrk HeavyRelease Date: 5.29.26Format: Vinyl
Crowbar, the heavy metal icons from New Orleans, are experiencing a massive resurgence driven by a powerfuldigital strategy and relentless touring. Recently surpassing the milestone of 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify,the band has successfully bridged the gap between their 90s sludge roots and a new generation of digital-first fans. UPC: 634164647414Label: Mnrk HeavyRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: Vinyl
Double orange and red marbled vinyl LP pressing. Take another voyage through dimensions with Cryptic Shift on 'Overspace & Supertime'. Follow our new character THE RECALLER on her quest to find THE ALIEN SORCERESS... Set in parallel with our previous album 'Visitations From Enceladus', and blasting you on tumultuous travelings through asteroid ridden space battles, cryogenic freezing chambers, bizarre environments of hyperspace & much more. Featuring almost 80 minutes of ripping death thrash, blended with our signature blend of progressive and technical metal that flows alongside our conceptual sci-fi adventure story! UPC: 039841618563Label: Metal BladeRelease Date: 6.12.26Format: Vinyl
Controlling chaos by hand, Currents balance invention and innate intensity on their new EP "All That Follows". Especially strong, the quintet's closing track "Rise & Fall" revolves around propulsive drums, a riff call-and-response and a hook that holds onto the vestiges of a crumbling institution before asking a final query: How will this end? With sold out shows and 100M streams, for Currents, the only answer is upwards. UPC: 4065629759216Label: Sharptone RecordsRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: Vinyl
PANTHEON - DOUBLE VINYL LP Limited edition 'Pantheon' Double Vinyl LP - Z2 Exclusive 'Sea Blue and Baby Blue Smush with Canary Yellow and Lemon Splatter' color.
Tracklist:
Animal Surgery
Midnight at McGuffy's
The Robot with Human Hair: Rebirth
The Conqueror Worm
Trap Door
Strawberry's Daughters
Space Cow Initiation Ritual
All the Way Down
A Shoulder to Cry on
The Peak of Superstition
The Stickler
Yikes!
Descend to Chaos
UPC: 4099964171396Label: Z2Release Date: 9.11.26Format: Vinyl
Southern sleaze metal legends Dangerous Toys crack open their toy box of vintage goodies for the first time in their 35+ year career!This blockbuster compilation features all unreleased material recorded during the band's earliest days as they forged and shaped their unique concoction of Southern rock and glam metal!Hand selected by the band with all tracks performed by the classic line-up that played on the first two DT albums!
Tracklist:
Rock Shock Cowboy
Come Out Swinging
Rattle My Cage
Rhapsody In Barbed Wire
One On One Live
Burning Bridges
Your Sister
Backstreet Girl
Shot To Hell
SNAFU
UPC: 889466725814Label: Deadline MusicRelease Date: 6.12.26Format: Vinyl