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Code Orange cancel upcoming tour due to guitarist’s “serious health issues”

Dominic Landolina's health problems "have led to his inability to play, perform and live comfortably." Code Orange Cancel Upcoming Tour Due to Guitarist’s “Serious Health Issues” Spencer Kaufman

Heavy Song of the Week: HEALTH’s Electro-Industrial Harsher “Future of Hell”

A standout cut from the industrial act's new album RAT WARS. Heavy Song of the Week: HEALTH’s Electro-Industrial Harsher “Future of Hell” Highlights New Album Jon Hadusek

Geordie Walker, Guitarist of Killing Joke, Dead at 64

The influential guitarist reportedly died away after suffering a stroke. Geordie Walker, Guitarist of Killing Joke, Dead at 64 Scoop Harrison

Code Orange announce new album, unleash “Take Shape” featuring Billy Corgan

The new LP The Above will be released on September 29th. Code Orange Announce New Album, Unleash “Take Shape” Featuring Billy Corgan: Stream Anne Erickson

Monte Cazazza, pioneer of industrial music, dead at 68

Cazazza coined the genre name by describing it as "industrial music for industrial people." Monte Cazazza, Pioneer of Industrial Music, Dead at 68 Carys Anderson

3TEETH announce new album EndEx, unleash single “Scorpion”: Stream

The industrial act's fourth full-length arrives on September 22nd. 3TEETH Announce New Album EndEx, Unleash Single “Scorpion”: Stream Anne Erickson

Till Lindemann takes nasty fall off stage at Rammstein’s first official show of 2023: Watch

The frontman stumbled and fell as he bid farewell to the crowd in Lithuania. Till Lindemann Takes Nasty Fall Off Stage at Rammstein’s First Official Show of 2023: Watch Spencer Kaufman

Sick New World fest rocked by System of a Down, Deftones, Korn, and more: Recap + Photos

The massive one-day Vegas gathering also featured Incubus, Evanescence, Mr. Bungle, Turnstile, Ministry, and more. Sick New World Festival Rocked by System of a Down, Deftones, Korn, and More: Recap and Photos Jonali McFadden

Industrial-Metal Pioneers Godflesh Announce New Album Purge

The UK act's first LP since 2017 will arrive on June 9th. Industrial-Metal Pioneers Godflesh Announce New Album Purge Spencer Kaufman

Elon Musk Hits Back at “Crybaby” Trent Reznor After Nine Inch Nails Frontman Quits Twitter

It seems Elon Musk may have been a little “hurt” by Trent Reznor’s decision to quit Twitter. The billionaire owner of the social media platform responded by calling the Nine Inch Nails frontman a “crybaby” despite being a fan of his music. Reznor deactivated his account on Sunday (November 20th), shortly after telling The Hollywood Reporter in an interview that Musk’s takeover of Twitter has been an “embarrassment,” while adding, “We don’t need the arrogance of the billionaire class to feel like they can just come in and solve everything.” Musk, responding to a tweet by “Catturd” that read, “48 hours since @elonmusk reinstated President Trump’s Twitter account and the world still hasn’t ended,” wrote, “And it turns out that Trent ‘nine inch nails’ Reznor is actually a crybaby.” Advertiseme...

Trent Reznor Is “About to Depart” Twitter: “We Don’t Need the Arrogance of the Billionaire Class”

Trent Reznor has called Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter an “embarrassment,” and said he’s “about to depart” the social media platform. Since Musk closed the deal on purchasing Twitter, he has laid off half the company’s staff; instituted an $8-per-month blue verification checkmark fee; issued an ultimatum to the remaining staffers to either return to the office or quit their jobs (which he has since partially retracted); and reinstated Donald Trump’s account. While promoting his and Atticus Ross’ score for the new movie Bones and All, Reznor was asked by The Hollywood Reporter for his take on the current state of Twitter under Musk. “Embarrassment,” replied the Nine Inch Nails frontman. “I’m about to depart. We don’t need the arrogance of the billionaire class to feel like they can just co...

Ministry Announce First-Ever Livestream Show as Last Concert of 2022

Industrial pioneers Ministry are offering fans worldwide a chance to see the band in concert with their first-ever livestream show set for November 20th. Frontman Al Jourgensen and company recently opened for Nine Inch Nails at a special one-off concert in Cleveland, and also performed at the Louder Than Life festival in Louisville. However, they were supposed to tour Europe this fall but had to cancel due to unforeseen circumstances. In order to reach fans around the globe, the band is staging a special livestream show to close out their 2022 performances. “We never intended for Cleveland with NIN to be our last show this year,” stated Jourgensen. “Due to circumstances beyond our control we had to cancel Europe but we didn’t want to end 2022 without one last show, and this will be one for...