The Warning

Revolver is welcoming in the dog days of summer with three of the hottest bands in heavy music starring on the cover of our new issue: Evanescence, Motionless in White and Loathe, who are all blazing their own unique paths with career-defining new albums and electric live shows. Those artists appear on the magazine’s collectible covers, while a slew of other vital music-makers — from post-metal titans Neurosis to “Flow Pesado” pioneers Ladrones — appear on the pages inside. You can pre-order the magazine now along with special limited-edition collector’s bundles, featuring exclusive vinyl, merch and more, at Revolver’s shop. Check out the full list of contents below. Five Artists You Need to KnowLadrones, Torn Open, sace6, Showing Teeth and Violent Vira EvanescenceIn an age of deepfakes and digital lies, Amy Lee and the alt-metal icons are fighting for something real LoatheAfter six years of cult devotion, cryptic silence and growing expectations, the U.K. alt-metal breakouts return with a bold new statement Motionless in WhiteChris Motionless talks greatest song, craziest gift, biggest onstage fail and more The WarningThe three Mexican sisters have gone from viral covers to sharing stages with rock giants. On their fiercest album yet, they turn that pressure into fuel. Electric CallboyGermany’s madcap genre-mashers turn metalcore into a rave on their new LP, TANZNEID. Here, they salute the dance songs every metalhead needs to know. NeurosisThe visionary metal titans return with a new voice, new album and a furious sound sharpened for a new chapter SlipknotTwenty-five years ago, the Nine dropped Iowa and pushed themselves to the brink. These photos return to the chaos. Jay HowellThe Bob’s Burgers character designer and tattoo artist talks sketching rock legends, turning festivals into art shows and taking his weird little universe on the road Plus, this issue’s “Parting Shot” — a throwback to Fallen-era Amy Lee

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After announcing the name of their new Everything’s Falling album earlier in the week, hard rocking sister act the Warning have now unveiled its third single, “Ritual.” The band had previously teased the song through a series of socials posts that found the sisters Villareal (guitarist Dany, drummer Pau and bassist Ale) sporting angel wings, holding ceremonial daggers and surrounded by group of white-robed worshippers. Now, we see know the full, fantastical context of the video, as well as what “Ritual” actually sounds like. Described in a press release as exploring “the fear of losing something good and the tendency to anticipate disaster even in moments of happiness,” the song vaults from livewire fretboard runs to a deep, percussive, effects-fritzing verse groove and a stomping one-note mid-section mosh. Lyrically, the Warning are ripping their hair out while anticipating catastrophic events of unknown nature (“I see it coming”). “‘Ritual’ is about the fear of losing something good,” the sisters say in a statement. “Even when life is going well, anxiety can convince you that disaster is right around the corner. It’s about getting trapped in those thoughts and letting them keep you from actually living in the moment.” The full details have yet to arrive behind Everything’s Falling, but it’s confirmed to include “Ritual” and previously released singles “Kerosene” and “Ego.” The collection is said to reflect on the growth the Villareals have experienced on and offstage since the release of 2024’s Keep Me Fed. “At its core, it’s about accepting that life can be messy and unpredictable,” they add. “Things fall apart, plans change, and sometimes you lose your footing. But those moments can teach you the most about yourself, and they’re often what make you stronger in the end.” Everything’s Falling sees release August 28th through Lava/Republic Records. Colored vinyl and CD copies the band’s fifth full-length are up for pre-order now in Revolver’s shop. The Warning close their current North American tour with Yungblud tomorrow (June 13th) at Atlanta, Georgia’s Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park. They have a series of European fest appearances booked through the summer before showing up at Louisville, Kentucky’s Louder Than Life event in September. You’ll find the Warning’s full tour schedule here.

THE WARNING, the rock sister-trio from Monterrey, Mexico, will release its new studio album, "Everything's Falling", on August 28 via Lava/Republic Records. Revealed this week through the band's dedicated album web site, the project marks the beginning of a bold new chapt...

"This album reflects everything we've experienced, the lessons we've learned, and the challenges we've overcome"

The Warning's fifth album Everything's Falling is almost here and they'll have another new single called Ritual out at the weekend.

Everything’s falling into place for the Warning. After serving up their scorching “Kerosene” in March and the boom-heavy “Ego” in May, the sisters Villareal have now confirmed that their fifth album arrives in full this summer. Dubbed Everything’s Falling, it sees release August 28th through Lava/Republic Records. Details are still developing behind the release, but the Warning have spent the past week teasing the release through a countdown website, which initially pictured a pair of flame-charred angel wings and an email sign-up. Add to this, the band began promoting their next single, “Ritual,” through a series of teasers on socials, which find guitarist Dany, drummer Pau and bassist Ale donning their own feathers, as well as brandishing some kind of ceremonial dagger. It also seemingly stars a group of masked occultists and a pale white horse. The “Ritual” video is rated “R,” per one of their posts, and features “strong sequences of ritual and transformation, of a symbolic death.” The single officially touches down this Friday (June 12th). Though we’re waiting for rest of the info, colored vinyl and CD copies of Everything’s Falling — the band’s first LP since 2024’s Keep Me Fed — are up for pre-order now in Revolver’s shop. That d be the album cover down below. As previously reported, the Warning are currently undertaking a spring North American tour with Yungblud, which hits New York City’s Radio City Music Hall. The rest of their upcoming tour dates can be found here.

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Meksikalı hard rock üçlüsü The Warning, yeni teklisi “Ego”yu yayınladı. Tamamı İspanyolca sözlerden oluşan parça, grubun son dönemde yayınladığı en sert ve agresif işlerinden biri olarak öne çıkıyor.Mart ayında yayınlanan “Kerosene”ın ardından gelen “Ego”, keskin gitar rifleri, yüksek enerjisi ve Paulina Villarreal’in güçlü vokalleriyle grubun daha ağır tarafını öne çıkarıyor. Şarkı, dışarıdan gelen yargılara, eleştirilere ve başkalarının dayattığı beklentilere karşı durmayı; özgüveni ve bireyse

"This music video is all about reclaiming your power, embracing confidence, and standing tall in your identity," The Warning say as they drop new song Ego.

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Here at Revolver, we re always on the hunt for new songs to bang our heads to — indeed, it s a big part of our jobs. With that in mind, here are the tracks released this week in death-metal demo upgrades, chilly djent ballads, paparazzi-punching hard rock and more that have been on heavy rotation at Revolver HQ. For your listening pleasure, we ve also compiled the songs in an ever-evolving Spotify playlist. 156/Silence No Arms While we catch a whiff of Korn in the “Blind”-style pre-chorus groove of 156/Silence newest cut, “No Arms” is likewise an illuminating look at what else the Pittsburgh unit bring to their worlds-building metalcore. From industrialized synth-patter, to Teflon riff brawn, to the soaringly melodic vocal, the tune is armed to the teeth with the good stuff. Catch the track live if you can, as 156/Silence are still on tour as part of Thornhill’s Mercia Tour — which is proudly presented by Revolver. Allt Snowblind “Transgressive” is the first word Allt vocalist Robin Malmgren coos on the Swedish band’s latest single, which fits, considering this isn’t a stone-cold Sabbath cover. The band defy expectations in a few other ways, too, with the melodically djent-pounding “Snowblind” arriving decidedly sweeter than some of the bleakest bits of 2024’s post-apocalyptic From the New World album. Then again, Malmgren also spends time singing about the ice cracking beneath him, and those riffs do ring heavy. They may yet pull the ground out from beneath us with the rest of this summer’s Ataraxia collection. breakkaway Run away with me “Run away with me” finds multi-genre manipulators breakkaway juicing disparate sounds into a unique pool of sound. Broken code glitch-core production tics, harmonic-popping guitar tones recalling Polyphia at their most emo, and big-chugging explosions support Jessica Li’s coming-of-age lyrics about the devastation of not getting a birthday text from your crush. While the musical aesthetic is mostly delicate, breakkaway reinforce how teenage heartbreak can be super brutal. No Cure Convulsing in the Dark “Tell me why you deserve to keep breathing.” Straight-edge Alabamans No Cure go for the throat across “Convulsing in the Dark,” vocalist Blaythe Steuer literally screaming about wrapping a mitt around someone’s larynx before gouging their eyes out and plunging them into a lasting darkness. It’s visceral, as are the disgustingly pinched-out tones and gargantuan chugs supporting Steuer’s tirade. The kind of metalcore grotesquerie that — in honor of No Cure’s slippery video co-star — makes us want to gyrate to the groove in a pool of rancid raspberry jam. Left to Die Archangel Metal icon Chuck Schuldiner’s earliest songs will live on through the new, studio-recorded album from Death-devotees Left to Die — the supergroup featuring Death co-founding guitarist Rick Rozz, Spiritual Healing bassist Terry Butler and Gruesome members Matt Harvey and Gus Rios. “Archangel” has floated around through live recordings and patchy demo dubs for decades, and it rips eternal. Fear not, the new blitzing studio redux retains all of its hellacious grit, buzzsaw guitars trilling like a Phantasm ball on the fritz whilst Harvey rasps Schuldiner-style. The Initium Mortis album will feature a mix of re-recorded songs from both Death and Rozz and Schuldiner’s pre-Death incarnation, Mantas. Sounds heavenly. The Warning EGO The sisters Villarreal can do no wrong this year, and the Warning’s latest single may well be their best of 2026 — at least so far. “EGO” starts strong with a polyphonic octave-warped hook and a devilishly danceable backbeat, then guitarist Dany spikes through defiantly noisy accents. The Spanish-sung single offers cool, FAFO warnings to anyone steppin’ to the sisters (“Yo no ladro, yo solo muerdo”) before drummer Pau throws some monster screams our way. “EGO” is built to keep the haters in check. It’s killer.

THE WARNING, the trio of sisters from Monterrey, Mexico, has released a new single, "Ego", out now via Lava/Republic Records. Sung entirely in Spanish, the track arrives alongside an equally intense official music video that made its broadcast premier on MTV Live, mtvU and on the Paramount Times Squ...

After burning it up with their “Kerosene” single in March, hard rock sister trio the Warning have delivered a spicy, scream-hammered follow-up in the form of their latest track, “EGO.” The song — the Warning’s third of the year following “Kerosene” and their “Love to be Loved” team up with Carín León — is sung entirely in Spanish, and press materials describe it as “a bold statement of self-possession and resilience.” Above staccato, effects-warped guitars and a smooth-but-stomping rhythm, it finds the Monterrey, Mexico, outfit fighting negativity, “refusing to let outside judgment or other people’s insecurities dictate their identity, choices, or success.” By mid-track, they’re screaming heavy through the fight. The black-and-white vid — which you’ll find up above — finds Dany, Pau and Ale Villarreal either rocking the tune or staring down the paparazzi. “This music video is all about reclaiming your power, embracing confidence, and standing tall in your identity… even when the world is watching,” the group shared in a joint statement. “It’s always so special for us to release music in our first language, Spanish, and we hope you love this song and video as much as we do.” “EGO” is out now through Lava/Republic Records. Details on a full-length follow-up to 2024’s Keep Me Fed have yet to be delivered. As previously reported, the Warning are currently out on tour supporting Yungblud. Tonight (May 22nd) they perform at Los Angeles, California s Greek Theatre. You ll find the rest of their North American tour dates down below. The Warning North American tour dates 2026:5/22 Los Angeles, CA Greek Theatre !5/23 Napa Valley, CA BottleRock Festival5/25 Phoenix, AZ Arizona Financial Theatre !5/28 Irving, TX Pavilion At Toyota Music Factory !5/29 Austin, TX Moody Amphitheater !6/1 Orlando, FL Addition Financial Arena !6/2 Hollywood, FL Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino !6/4 Atlanta, GA State Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park !6/5 Raleigh, NC – Red Hat Amphitheatre6/6 Philadelphia, PA Mann Center for the Performing Arts !6/7 Washington, DC Anthem !6/9 Boston, MA Leader Bank Pavilion !6/10 New York, NY Radio City Music Hall !6/13 Atlanta, GA Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre !9/18 Louisville, KY Louder Than Life Festival9/19 Albuquerque, NM New Mexico State Fair! with Yungblud