Rammstein singer Till Lindemann has collaborated with German rapper Haftbefehl on a new single called "Mathematik". Rammstein is tentatively scheduled to release its long-awaited new album in April 2019.
The official animated video for the song "Stålfågel" from Soilwork can be seen below. The track is taken from the band's 11th studio album, "Verkligheten", which will be released on January 11, 2019 via Nuclear Blast.
Hells Headbangers has set a February 22, 2019 release date for Pounder's debut album, "Uncivilized", on CD, vinyl LP, and cassette tape formats. Uncivilized's title track can be streamed below.
Ghost has released a new video for the song “Faith”. “Faith” was
filmed as various stops on the ‘A Pale Tour Named Death’ North American
tour. Ghost released their latest album Prequelle in June.
To celebrate the release of The Predator on home video, 20th Century Fox
has released a stop-motion animated short featuring The Predator battling Santa Clause and his reindeer. Check out the short below!
The official lyric video for the song "Last Man Standing" from New Jersey thrash metal veterans Overkill can be seen below. The track is taken from the band's 19th studio album, "The Wings Of War", which will be released on February 22, 2019 via Nuclear Blast.
"Bring Out Your Dead", a new song from black metal pioneers Venom, can be streamed below. The track is taken from the band's 15th full-length studio album, "Storm The Gates", which was released on December 14 through Spinefarm Records.
The Blanche Davidians are streaming a new song titled "Alex Jonestown Massacre", which is taken from their forthcoming EP "Placeholder" that will be out next year via Tier Two Records.
Aurora concept is the brainchild of Turkish artist Mehmet Doruk Erdem. Hi Consumption reports that Istanbul's GB Motobike commissioned Erdem to create "an aggressive, street-oriented take on the agile 1,170cc scrambler."
Former Kyuss frontman John Garcia returns with his next incarnation of Desert Rock, John Garcia And The Band Of Gold. The group's self-titled debut album will be released on January 4, 2019 via Napalm. The official music video for the disc's latest single, "Jim's Whiskers", can be seen below.
The new McLaren 720S Spider has been revealed, with the latest member
of the Super Series family boasting special glazed flying buttresses. Despite the presence of a new, electrically actuated retractable
hardtop, McLaren says there was “no need for additional strengthening”
thanks largely to the rigidity of the carbon-fibre structure. Overall,
the Woking-based firm claims the new 720S Spider is just 49 kg heavier
than the coupé, with the increase in weight “primarily associated” with the hardtop and tonneau system. According to McLaren, the unusual glazed flying buttresses you see in
the accompanying images “aid rear visibility” and “enhance visual
drama”. The leading edge of each buttress features an aerodynamic
carrier to guide airflow, before tapering off to expose darkened
glazing. Power comes from the same mid-mounted 4,0-litre twin-turbocharged V8
found in the coupé, sending an unchanged 527 kW and 770 N.m to the rear
axle via a seven-speed transmission. The obligatory zero to 100 km/h
sprint takes a claimed 2,9 seconds (matching the coupé), while 200 km/h
is registered in 7,9 seconds (one-tenth slower than the coupé). McLaren says the standing quartermile is seen off in 10,4 seconds,
while top speed comes in at a coupé-matching 341 km/h with the roof
raised. Drop the top and that figure falls to a still lofty 325 km/h. The retractable hardtop features a one-piece, carbon-fibre roof panel
as standard and can be lowered or raised in 11 seconds (up to speeds of
50 km/h). A rear window that lowers automatically when the hardtop is
opened is also independently controllable. Meanwhile, a carbon-fibre-framed, glazed retractable hardtop will be
offered as an option, complete with electrochromic glass that allows the
driver to switch between a transparent or tinted state “at the touch of
a button”. Orders for the McLaren 720S Spider are now being accepted online, with
deliveries to customers scheduled to begin in March 2019. Of course,
such a sophisticated convertible will not be inexpensive; pricing for
the U.S. market begins at a hefty $315,000. (carmag)
Charlotte Gainsbourg had announced a new EP entitled Take Two, which will feature a cover of Kanye West’s 2010 hit “Runaway.” This new EP will be released on December 14
via Because Music. The first new track from the song entitled “Such a
Remarkable Day,” has been released, featuring a video of the singer’s
live performance.
Based in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland, Chronovisor has been building a
reputation as a producer of finely crafted timepieces. These watches are
simultaneously an homage to horology and a challenge to its
conventions. The story behind this Swiss brand began many years ago. (Read More)
Reverend Horton Heat have released a video for their song “Hog Tyin’ Woman,” which comes from their latest album, Whole New Life, out now via Victory Records.
The Specials have shared the first single from their new album Encore, set for release on February 1st next year. Vote For Me was written and produced by founding members Terry Hall,
Lynval Golding and Horace Panter with long-time collaborator Torp
Larsen, their first single since the iconic Ghost Town of 1981.
AFI have shared a lyric video for their new single Trash Bat. It’s the latest track to be taken from their upcoming EP The Missing Man, which will be released this coming Friday (December 7) via Ex Noctem Nacimur.
The third all-electric car to be shown from the brand with the four
rings, the Audi E-Tron GT Concept is arguably the most exciting. It
relies on a pair of motors and quattro all-wheel drive to put 590 hp to
the pavement, good for a 0-62 time of 3.5 seconds and a top speed of 149
mph. Range is said to be roughly 250 miles, with 80 percent of that
replenished in just 20 minutes by the 800-volt charging system. Outside
the design is aggressive and in keeping with the brand's design
language, with dramatic LED lighting and sharp lines. Unlike most
concepts, this one is already slated to begin production in late 2020,
but you'll be able to see it before then in Avengers 4, most likely driven by R8-enthusiast Tony Stark. (uncrate)
Brendan Kelly and the Wandering Birds (Brendan Kelly of The Lawrence Arms)
recently premiered a brand new music video for their song, “The Ballad
of Buffalo Bill.” The track is one off of their new album, Keep Walkin’ Pal, which was released in 2018 via Red Scare.
The Decemberists released a new album, I'll Be Your Girl, back in March via Capitol. They are releasing a new EP, Traveling On, on December 14, also via Capitol. It includes five tracks recorded during the I'll Be Your Girl sessions that didn't make that album. Now they have shared the EP's title track, "Traveling On". Check it out below.
The Casualties have released a brand new video for their song “Ya Basta”. The song is found on the band’s newly released, 11th album, Written In Blood, that’s available now from Cleopatra Records.
Gesaffelstein, aka French producer Mike Lévy, is back with a new song. “Reset” is his first release for his new label Columbia Records. Check it out below.
The James Brand have introduced their first ever pen: The Benton. The Benton is made using a stainless steel barrel design that has
laser-etched deep grips for a solid, secure feel each time you reach for
it. The pen comes with a Schmidt P900 M black ballpoint cartridge and
is finished with a PVD-coated steel clip and lanyard. Available in PVD
black or stainless steel finishes, as well as a limited edition in
ceramic-coated white.
Millencolin have announced the release of their ninth studio album SOS, out February 15th, 2019 on Epitaph. SOS will be their first album in four years, and a follow up to 2015’s True Brew. Listen to the first single, and the title-song “SOS” now below.
Aesop Rock and TOBACCO (of experimental electronic band Black Moth Super Rainbow) have announced a collaborative album called Malibu Ken. It’s set to drop on January 18 via Rhymesayers. They have also shared a video for the first single “Acid King.” It’s directed by frequent Aes collaborator Rob Shaw. Check it out below.
Lamborghini's racing division, Squadra Corsa, has finished their first commissioned car, the SC18 Alston. The SC18 is based on the Aventador but
manages to take it a step further, incorporating aerodynamic elements
from the Huracán track car. The front air intakes are inspired by the
Huracán GT3 EVO, while the side intakes and rear hood scoops come from
the Huracán Super Trofeo EVO. A massive, three-way adjustable rear wing
comes from the Veneno, with rear brake lights inspired by the
Centenario. The 759 horsepower 6.5-liter V12 is carried over untouched
from the Aventador SVJ, and the SC18 rides on 20-inch wheels up front
and 21-inch at the rear. (uncrate)
After releasing their first album in 8 years ‘Elephants on Acid’,
Cypress Hill drops a music video for one of its singles ‘Locos’
featuring Sick Jacken from Psycho Realm.
"By The Numbers", the new video from West Coast metal veterans Metal Church, can be seen below. The track is taken from the band's upcoming 12th full-length studio album, "Damned If You Do", which will be released on December 7 via Rat Pak Records.
Designer Samir Sadikhov,
known for his recent work at Rezvani and for a number of high quality
projects published over the years, has created his own personal tribute
to the legendary F40. The concept blends a modern design language and aerodynamics that
recall some of Ferrari’s latest supercars with styling elements
typical of the designer’s work and obviously a number of features
reminding of the legendary V8 supercar. Among the styling cues that pay homage to the original F40 are the
distinctive air opening on the flanks, the rear wing, the twin tail
lights, the five-spoke wheel, and details such as the side mirrors and
the four vertical vents on the rear fender.
Oh Sees (Thee Oh Sees) have shared the video for their single "Enrique El Cobrador". The song is taken from their latest album 'Smote Reverser', released back in August through Castle Face Records.
The Chemical Brothers have shared the music video for their latest single, "Free Yourself". Check it out below. “Free Yourself” is out on the streaming services now.
The Throwups are streaming the single “Twins” off of their upcoming album Male, Pale and Stale. Check out the single below. This is the first new music from The Throwups since their 2016 Demo album.
Plague Vendor recently released a music video for their new song called "Locomotive." The band released, I Only Speak In Friction, in July 2018 via Epitaph Records. You can watch the video below.
UK-based Arc released their first production motorcycle to the public
at the EICMA Motorcycle Show in Milan, Italy, and brought game-changing
technology to the world of two wheels. Billed as a "neo-cafe racer",
Arc's Vector is a fully-electric motorcycle with very impressive specs.
The carbon fiber flyer boasts 120 miles of range, a 0-60 time of 2.9
seconds, and a top speed of 125 MPH, so it has the performance numbers,
but it's Arc's Human Machine Interface that looks to the future of
riding. The Vector has no screens or gauges. The proprietary Zenith
helmet contains a fighter jet-inspired HUD, giving a readout of
everything from telemetry readings like speed and range to navigation.
Couple that with the Origin armored gear with haptic feedback and the
Vector melds man and machine together in one complete package. (uncrate)
Iron Reagan have released a new music video for their song “Patronizer.” You can check it out below. “Patronizer” comes from the bands latest EP, Dark Days Ahead, that was released on October 12th via Pop Wig Records.
Sick Of It All have released a brand new music video! The video, for the track That Crazy White Boy Shit, is taken from the band’s latest album Wake The Sleeping Dragon!, which was released last week. The music video was directed by Daniel Prieß.
With Samsung and LG rumored to be unveiling their own in the coming
weeks, Royole has beaten the Korean giants to the punch with the
announcement of the world's first folding smartphone. Dubbed the
FlexPai, it has a 7.8-inch display and a footprint that's roughly half
that. It's powered by the yet-unannounced Qualcomm Snapdragon 8150
processor, has 16-megapixel wide-angle and 20-megapixel telephoto
cameras in its sizable bezel, and runs Water OS on top of Android 9 Pie.
Available for order now, with deliveries beginning in December. (uncrate)
Former Kyuss frontman John Garcia returns with his next incarnation of Desert Rock, John Garcia And The Band Of Gold. The group's self-titled debut album will be released on January 4, 2019 via Napalm. A lyric video for the disc's first single, "Chicken Delight", can be seen below.
This Friday, November 2, Sacred Bones Records will release Thought Gang, a 1990s collaborative jazz project from David Lynch and “Twin Peaks” composer Angelo Badalamenti.
Today, Thought Gang have shared the music video for the record’s “A
Real Indication.” Lynch directed the video, starring Badalemnti, on Hi-8
in 1992. Watch below.
Slipknot has released the official music video for a new song called "All Out Life". The track will appear on the band's upcoming follow-up to 2014's ".5: The Gray Chapter" album, due next year via Roadrunner.
