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New & Noteworthy is Metal Insider’s weekly column highlighting some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week. This week’s albums include the debut of a new death metal project from Volbeat’s Michael Poulsen and the return of Taproot, as well as releases from Black Stone Cherry, Code Orange, Blue

Year of the Knife, Code Orange, Nervosa and more

Jami Morgan thinks the next year could be pivotal for Code Orange, the Pittsburgh metal band that’s already been nominated for two Grammys. “This feels like the end of one journey and hopefully the beginning of another,” Morgan said Wednesday. The dawning of their new era officially starts Friday with

Code Orange go even further down their rabbit hole to ensure they stand nowhere near anyone else on challenging and brilliant fifth album…

On The Above, Code Orange merge hardcore, metal, and every rock and electronic genre they can think of to make 2023s most ambitious heavy album.

OGR declared a Code Orange and contacted Senegal/Dakar MRCC

Constitutional Courts Enache: There is an opening to dialogue between CCR and CJEUThe President of the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR),…

Bizkit, Bad Omens, Sleep Token and many more also played

Sailing Yacht Outlaw Diverts to Dakar after Rescuing Stranded Mariner. Major broach onboard STERNA breaking the pole. Godspeed out of leg one, but still

Year of The Knife have announced their new album, No Love Lost, is set to be released on October 27th via Pure Noise Records. The album showcases the band's most refined and intense work yet, featuring nine tracks with a total runtime of just 20 minutes. Produced by Kurt Ballou (known for his work