Chiodos

Chiodos have signed with SharpTone Records. The post-hardcore outfit initially went inactive in 2016 before vocalist Craig Owens relaunched the band in 2024 with an entirely new backing lineup. View this post...

Michigan post-hardcore unit Chiodos have come out of the gate swinging with, "Tapdat," the band's first material in over a decade.

Post-hardcore trailblazers CHIODOS officially usher in a bold new chapter today, announcing their signing to SharpTone Records and sharing their first new music in more than a decade with the explosive new single "Tapdat", accompanied by an equally gripping official music video. Produced by Keith So...

Craig Owens says new single TAPDAT represents the first step in "Building out the world of Chiodos"

Metal News: Chiodos Premiere New Single & Music Video 'TAPDAT''

They've also signed with SharpTone Records.

Calva Louise have withdrawn from Chiodos' forthcoming summer tour.Chiodos confirmed the change on June 25th, announcing Second Harbour as their replacement. The It's Not You, It's Me Tour will also feature support f...

sace6 have released a music video for "nepenthe." The track appears on the alternative metal duo's Sumerian Records debut album, brutalist, which arrived this past May. sace6 co-directed the clip with SadSwim.The ba...

Visa issues have struck again.

They'll be opening for Chiodos and 156/Silence this summer.

156/Silence just dropped their new single "Proxy Idols," the latest to come off their forthcoming new record 'From A Distance.'

Chiodos have earned their first gold-certified single in the United States with "Baby, You Wouldn't Last A Minute On The Creek." The song originally appeared on the band's 2005 debut album, All's Well That Ends Well...

All's well that ends in gold.

Pittsburgh, PA metalcore outfit 156/Silence will now appear on every date of Chiodos' upcoming summer North American tour with Sace6 and Calva Louise.The band confirmed today, May 27th, that they'll no longer be mis...

That run also features sace6 and Calva Louise.

While 156/Silence are currently focused on crushing crowds as an opening act on Thornhill’s ongoing “Mercia Tour”, the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania metalcore unit have announced they’ll be delivering a new album called From A Distance in the near future. Ahead of the official album release, they’ve dropped a big-grooved first single called “No Arms.” A press release explains that the new album follows 2024’s Revolver-loved People Watching, and it also marks their full-length debut for Pure Noise Records. The first single swirls through nu-inspired grooves and anthemic modern metalcore, with a side-dose of tense, retro-electronica arpeggiation. Lyrically, it hints at “wasted days,” emotional scars, and trying to find one’s purpose through the “war.” The band said this about the track in a joint statement: “‘No Arms’ is about being without a way to protect yourself and what belongs to you. Being alone and afraid, not having any means to control the situations that befall on us. The overwhelming feeling of being helpless until we’re not. Until somebody saves us.” Unless you’re saving yourself for the full LP, you can check out 156/Silence’s new song via the chase-imbued music video up above. The band’s From A Distance was produced by Josh Schroeder (King 810, Lorna Shore, The Plot In You), and is said to be “heavy as hell, while leaning into atmosphere, mood, and emotional impact even harder.” The record also features guest spots from the Devil Wears Prada’s Mike Hranica and Make Them Suffer’s Alex Reade. Conceptually, the band were apparently inspired by the game scores for Resident Evil and Silent Hill, as well as the eerie vibes of Twin Peaks and Severance (a sample from the latter is said to open the album). From A Distance is out September 4th via Pure Noise, though a pre-order for an exclusive variant on “Copper Black Ice Shimmer Blend” vinyl (limited to only 250 copies, and bundled with a signed insert) is up now in Revolver’s shop. From A Distance tracklisting:Control BurnsNo ArmsOrder EntropySwept From Under (Call of The Void)An Early ExitCollateral (ft. Tony Castrati of Crippling Alchoholism)Cannon Fodder (ft. Mike Hranica of The Devil Wears Prada)Secret RoomProxy IdolsPhoenix DiesFrom A Distance (ft. Alex Reade of Make Them Suffer)After Dusk 156/Silence tour dates 2026:5/19 Boston, MA Royale !5/20 New York, NY Webster Hall !5/22 Toronto, ON The Opera House !5/23 Detroit, MI Majestic Theatre !5/24 Chicago, IL The Vic Theatre !5/26 Englewood, CO Gothic Theatre !5/27 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex !5/29 Portland, OR Roseland Theater !5/30 Richland, WA Ray’s Golden Lion*5/31 Seattle, WA The Showbox !6/2 Billings, MT Pub Station (Tap Room)6/5 Lincoln, NE 1867 Bar6/6 Iowa City, IA Gabe’s6/7 Indianapolis, IN Hoosier Dome7/18 Mansfield, OH Ohio State Reformatory (Inkcarceration)8/3 Boise, ID Knitting Factory #8/5 Bend, OR Midtown Ballroom #8/6 Spokane, WA Knitting Factory #8/7 Vancouver, BC The Commodore #8/9 Calgary, AB The Palace Theatre #8/10 Edmonton, AB Union Hall #8/11 Saskatoon, SK Louis #8/12 Winnipeg, MB Burton Cummings Theatre #8/14 St. Paul, MN Myth Live #8/15 Green Bay, WI Epic Event Center #8/23 Portland, ME State Theatre #8/28 Asheville, NC The Orange Peel #8/29 Nashville, TN Brooklyn Bowl #9/20 Louisville, KY Kentucky Expo Center (Louder Than Life)! with Thornhill, Fox Lake, vianova* with Fox Lake# with Chiodos, sace6, Calva Louise

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