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Ben Ferris part ways with Woe, Is Me

Author Benedetta Baldin - 27.3.2025

Ben Ferris, the lead singer and keyboardist for the metalcore band Woe, Is Me, has declared his intention to leave the group. Ferris, who participated in the band’s 2022 reunion, said on social media on Tuesday, March 25th, that he did not make the choice.

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Woe, Is Me unleashes new single “Here’s to Me (A Story to Tell Pt. 2)” with music video

US metalcore band Woe, Is Me has released a new single titled “Here’s to Me (A Story to Tell Pt. 2)”. Along with the release of the song, the band also offers a music video. Earlier this year, the band’s longtime keyboardist Ben Ferris announced that he was leaving the band due to disagreements. Ferris’...

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Woe, Is Me ink a deal with SBG Records

Woe, Is Me, a melodic metalcore band, just signed with SBG Records. Regarding this most recent development, the group released the following statement. When we made the decision to start making music again, signing to a label wasn’t exactly something we were looking to do. However, signing with SBG Records feels like the perfect next step for...

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Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox joins Megan Thee Stallion at Coachella

Spiritbox vocalist Courtney LaPlante surprised fans as she joined multi-platinum rapper Megan Thee Stallion on stage during the closing night of the first weekend of 2025’s Coachella Festival. The pair performed their collaborative song “TYG” together, marking the first time it has ever been performed live since the track was released on Megan Thee Stallion‘s...

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Avatar discuss upcoming tenth album’s progressive sound

In a recent interview with Vrotherhood, Johannes Eckerström, vocalist of Swedish heavy metal band Avatar, discussed the songwriting process and what to expect from the band’s tenth album. Some songs are way more clearly story-driven, like little ghost stories or whatever. And some songs are reflective, introspective in a way that I don’t think I...

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“This album represents the ambivalent relationship of humans with what we today call nature” – interview with Eluveitie’s Chrigel Glanzmann

The unmatched chanters of Celtic culture, Swiss folk-metal Eluveitie have been staying true to themselves for more than 20 years, and in their new upcoming album “Ànv” that will come to live on the 25th of April via Nuclear Blast, they dive even deeper in the depths of the heritage of the old Celts and...

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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard releases new single “Deadstick” from upcoming orchestral album

Australian experimental rock band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have released a new single “Deadstick” from their upcoming album “Phantom Island”, out June 13th. It’s a fully orchestral project that the band have been working on for two years. The album follows the release of “Flight b741” last year and is the 27th studio...

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Finnish space rock trio Skyjoggers drops “Newtonin Kanuuna” video and single

“Newtonin Kanuuna” is the new single and video from Tampere, Finland-based space/psych rock trio Skyjoggers, the latest single from the band’s new LP “12021: Post-Electric Apocalypse”, nearing early May release on Supernatural Cat, the label formed by the Malleus Rock Art Collective and members of Ufomammut. Fusing the exhilarating elements of space rock and psychedelic soundscapes, Skyjoggers‘ music captures the essence of cosmic...

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Cannibal Accident pays tribute to a Finnish electro pop cult classic

Finnish deathgrind veterans Cannibal Accident have released a new single ‘Kärpästen juhlat‘, a cover track of Mikko Saarela / Organ. The track features guest vocals from HellG ja Starling Nippelsson.LISTEN to “Kärpästen juhlat” on streaming services: https://push.fm/fl/cannibal-accident-juhlat  The song “Kärpästen juhlat” is probably the most famous track from Organ’s Nekrofiilis LP, the first Finnish electro pop album, but was originally released on a...

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