Bands Added To 70,000 Tons Of Metal Cruise

Amorphis, Moonsorrow, and In Extremo are the latest bands added to the 70,000 Tons Of Metal Cruise, leaving 30 more acts left to be announced.

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Five Finger Death Punch streaming new song “Full Circle”

Five Finger Death Punch have released the new song “Full Circle.” The track is taken from the group’s new album F8, which is scheduled to arrive on February 28th via Better Noise Music. Listen to the song below and pre-order the album here:

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Metallica reach one billion streams on Spotify in 2019

Based on Spotify’s 2019 Wrapped, Metallica reached the one billion mark on streams. These legends commented: “ONE. BILLION. STREAMS. 1,026 decades of Metallica music was streamed in 2019! Unreal! Thanks to the most dedicated fans in the world… you all are incredible!” In other Metallica news, their song “Spit Out the Bone” taken […]

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Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” hits one billion views on YouTube

Nirvana’s iconic video for “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” has just exceeded one billion views on YouTube. The track is taken from the group’s legendary 1991 sophomore album, Nevermind. Watch the clip below: Smells Like Teen Spirit has just crossed 1 Billion views on @youtubemusic.https://t.co/g1A9lwpAGL — Nirvana (@Nirvana) December 25, 2019

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Five Finger Death Punch premiere “Inside Out” music video

Five Finger Death Punch have premiered a music video for “Inside Out.” The track is taken from their upcoming album, F8, which will be released on February 28th via Better Noise Music. FFDP will be back on the road this spring for a U.S tour and you can check out the tour dates at this location. […]

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Nita Strauss drops new video for “Alegria”

Nita Strauss has released a new video for the song “Alegria.” The track is taken from the Alice Cooper guitarist’s first-solo effort, Controlled Chaos, which was released in November 2018 via Sumerian Records. Check out the clip below:

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