In cooperation with Roskilde Festival, we give away 1 ticket for the Roskilde Festival 2012. [an 8-day pass!!!].

Leading rock and metal label Roadrunner Records has slashed its staff around the world, closing its UK, Europe and Canada offices and making at least 36 staff redundant.

Founder Cees Wessels has also stepped down, 17 months after the label was sold to Warner Music Group.

Today prime horror one-stop, Bloody Disgusting, hosts the exclusive premiere of “Kingdom of Tyrants” from Cattle Decapitation?’s forthcoming Monolith Of Inhumanity studio offering. The disturbingly twisted 9-minute mini-film was directed by Mitch Massie with live band footage shot in San Marcos, California by Tyson Montrucchio.

Metal Revolution Webzine is searching for a new writer, on a permanent basis, a person who's willing to put time and effort in writing concert reviews, CD reviews and conducting the interviews for Metal Revolution.

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A trailer for Tragic Idol, the new album from British gothic metal pioneers Paradise Lost, can be seen below. Due on April 24 (one day earlier internationally) via Century Media Records, the CD was recorded in part at The Chapel studios in Lincolnshire, England and features cover art by by Parisian designer Valnoir, who has previously worked with Morbid Angel, Laibach, Ulver and Watain, among others.

As correctly predicted by Blabbermouth.net on April 11, Philip Anselmo (DOWN, PANTERA, ARSON ANTHEM, SUPERJOINT RITUAL) and legendary BLACK SABBATH/HEAVEN & HELL bassist Geezer Butler made special guest appearances at the third installment of Samson's "Metal Masters" series, which was held last night (Thursday, April 12) at the Key Club on the famed Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, California.

The release date of "Band Of Brothers", the third album from the metal juggernaut known as Hellyeah? — featuring Vinnie Paul Abbott (PANTERA, DAMAGEPLAN), Chad Gray and Greg Tribbett (MUDVAYNE), Tom Maxwell (NOTHINGFACE) and Bob "Zilla" Kakaha (DAMAGEPLAN) — has been pushed back to July 17 from the previously announced June 5 (via Hellyeah?'s new label home, Eleven Seven Music).