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After six years of cult devotion, cryptic silence and growing expectations, Loathe are back with a bold new statement. The latest cover stars of Revolver’s new Summer 2026 issue, the U.K. alt-metal breakouts dive deep into the making of their transcendent new album, A Stranger to You. From limitless experimentation, to locking in with collaborators from the worlds of soul-jazz and post-hardcore, to discovering the essence of their art, Loathe detail how the new record reflects the most “refined, cohesive and complete vision” of their sound. Loathe’s Summer 2026 cover arrives with stunning photography by Steve Gullick, and can be bundled together with both a limited-edition pressing of A Stranger to You on white vinyl and a band-branded enamel pin set. Pre-orders for the single issue and the bundle are up now in Revolver’s shop, where you can likewise find CD copies and alternate vinyl pressings of A Stranger to You. Loathe’s latest album is due out July 17th via SharpTone Records. They launch a North American headline tour this September, which features opening sets from Fleshwater and Prostitute. Revolver’s Summer 2026 issue also features in-depth interviews with Evanescence, Motionless in White and more.

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Lorna Shore have released a new video for "War Machine."The track appears on the symphonic deathcore outfit's latest album, I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me. Nick Chance returned to direct the clip.The video...

LORNA SHORE is giving fans a look inside the band's 2026 global tour with the release of the new single and video for "War Machine", filmed across the band's recent European headlining jaunt with WHITECHAPEL, SHADOW OF INTENT and HUMANITY'S LAST BREATH. The clip, which can be seen below, was directe...

Along with a new merch drop for it.

Motionless in White have spent the last two decades conjuring their own kind of magic. With MIW starring on the cover of Revolver’s Summer 2026 Issue, vocalist Chris Motionless takes part in our “Greatest Interview” series to reveal his band’s biggest triumphs, gnarliest losses and standout moments that have kept the magic alive. His answers help illustrate the Pennsylvania-made metalcore outfit’s rise in the heavy-music scene, leading up to this summer’s Decades album. There are two versions of this Summer’s Motionless in White cover: a standard edition featuring the full band, and a deluxe issue sporting an alternate solo shot of Chris Motionless that comes packaged in a hand-numbered, soft-touch slipcase with textured printing. The latter comes bundled with an exclusive Decades-themed slipmat, both featuring gloriously grotesque photography by Jonathan Weiner. You can pre-order the Summer 2026 Issue now in Revolver’s shop, where you’ll likewise find a colored vinyl pressing of Decades and other Motionless in White merch. Decades is due out July 17th via Roadrunner Records. Motionless in White are supporting the album this summer on the first leg of their North American “The Sweat and Blood Tour,” which features support from Lorna Shore, Fit for a Kind and Static Dress. A second wave of tour dates begins in the fall, which find MIW joined by Dayseeker, the Devil Wears Prada and Dark Divine. Info on all of those tour dates can be found here. Revolver‘s Summer 2026 Issue also features an in-depth cover story on Evanescence, and more.

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Lorna Shore's Will Ramos joined them onstage for "Antivist".

It’s just about time for the annual Inkcarceration Music Tattoo Festival to take over the historic Ohio State Reformatory grounds in Mansfield, Ohio. And as you may expect by now, the organizers have once again curated a lineup celebrating all things heavy. Set to host more than 65 artists between July 17th-19th, the latest iteration of Inkcarceration has massive headlining sets from nu-metal vets Disturbed and Limp Bizkit, as well as modern metal heavyweights Bad Omens. On top of that, you’ve got big-time appearances on deck from Gojira, Ice Nine Kills, Lorna Shore, Poppy, Papa Roach, Motionless in White and many more. It’s a murderer’s row of heavy hitters, but don’t forget that each day also features a number of up-and-comers taking a swing at becoming your new favorite band. Ahead of the fest, Revolver is spotlighting the rising stars bringing danger, groove and harmony to the Ohio State Reformatory this year. 156/Silence Hard work pays off, because after more than 10 years in the game, long-running Pennsylvania metalcore outfit 156/Silence are having a major moment in 2026. Their rise has not gone unnoticed by Revolver or our readers, who voted the band one of the breakout acts of the year so far. 156/Silence built some serious steam while out on the road as one of the opening acts on Thornhill’s “Mercia Tour,” and they’ve kept the momentum going with the two bombastically heavy and melodic previews of their forthcoming sixth album, From a Distance. In other words: It’s been a momentous 2026 for 156/Silence to date, but we see even bigger things for them in the not-so-distant future. Fox Lake Denver-made hardcore rap-rockers Fox Lake will definitely be cranking up the intensity during their Inkcarceration appearance. The fiery sound of last year’s New World Heat is full of all-terrain breakdowns and braggadocios, Bizkit-esque swagger raps. Songs like the nu-bruised “Cold Hard Truth” and “Freestyle” have made waves in the scene and beyond — whether packing out pits on their recent tour with Thornhill, or causing a TiKTok trend while kids replicated Nathan Johnson’s dagger-eyed mosh calls. Expect to get pummeled by Fox Lake’s adrenalized, “all gas, no brakes” energy. Guilt Trip There’s going to be a ton of tough decisions to make while cruising between the various Inkcarceration stages, and the truth is you may not end up seeing every single band on the bill. Might we suggest, though, that you may feel some shame over missing Mancunian metallic-hardcore quintet Guilt Trip. The group are crossing the pond to pound the ground with the ten-ton hammering sound of their Armour of Angels album, which specializes in Machine Head-esque harmonics, Monster Energy-powered beatdown grooves and in-your-face vocals. If you hadn t already, it s time to get down in the dirt with Guilt Trip, who are likewise touring North America all summer long with Dying Wish. Killstreak We got gamercore outfit Killstreak’s Inkcarceration set before Grand Theft Auto 6. Killstreak’s homestate performance is primed to turn Mansfield into Vice City right about the time they speed into their recent, GTA-saluting “S.O.L.” track — a franchise-builder full of big brees, curb-stomped moshes and AR-grade double-kicks. They’ve also unlocked the cheat code for gaming-themed heaviness while riffing on Dead Space, Dungeon Keeper 2 and the Legend of Zelda. Turn off the console, put the controller down and get in the pit for Killstreak, who perform on the final day of Inkcarceration. Static Dress Static Dress suggested that “nostalgia kills” when they teamed-up with Underoath for their collaborative single of the same name. It’s a credo the U.K. quartet abide by throughout their newly delivered and forward-thinking injury episode album, a record that certainly dishes out its fair share of scream-heavy post-hardcore, while also fleshing out Static Dress’ sound with glossy pop hooks, numb-skullish metal groove, screamo sass, and maybe even a slice of subversive ska upstroking. It’s made them a creative force to be reckoned with, and fans all over the world have already started to cling tight to Static Dress’ chameleon-esque aesthetic. Grab a hold and enjoy the ride.

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Good news for Children Of Bodom fans, because the band will co-headline the 2027 edition the Tuska Festival, set to take place July 2-4, 2027 in Suvilahti, Helsinki, Finland. They will also perform at Provinssi, which will be held July 1-3, 2027 in Seinajoki, Finland. The concerts, dubbed 'Children Of Bodom – A Celebration Of Music', feature original band members, bassist Henkka Seppälä, keyboardist...

Children Of Bodom's surviving members will return to the stage next year for a co-headlining appearance at Tuska in Helsinki, Finland. The festival will run from July 2nd through 4th.This past February saw guitarist...

Finnish metallers CHILDREN OF BODOM will co-headline the 2027 edition the Tuska festival, set to take place July 2-4, 2027 in Suvilahti, Helsinki, Finland. They will also perform at Provinssi, which will be held July 1-3, 2027 in Seinajoki, Finland. Tuska 2027 limited early crow three-day tickets wi...

In a new interview with Metal Kaoz, Fernando Ribeiro of Portuguese gothic metallers MOONSPELL spoke about the prevalence of elitism and gatekeeping in the metal community and how his band has sometimes been harshly criticized over the years for exploring new musical ground. He said in part (as trans...

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