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5 days ago | revolvermag.com | Gregory Adams

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 industrialized hardcore, indigenous tribal metal, anthemic metalcore 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.

5 days ago | revolvermag.com | Gregory Adams

Seems like Halsey manifested a next-level collab following her recent Evanescence cosplay, as the pop singer has partnered up with the one and only Amy Lee for a new collaborative track they call “Hand That Feeds.”The two vocalists tag-teamed the single for the soundtrack to upcoming action flick Ballerina — a John Wick-adjacent movie starring Ana de Armas as the titular, graceful-footed assassin.

5 days ago | revolvermag.com | Gregory Adams

The rumors were true — sort of. Following some hee-hawing, Stetson-hatted speculation stirred-up by Attack Attack! founding drummer Andrew Wetzel on the band’s apparent swerve to country music, the crabcore originators have delivered a new song called “Dance!” — but rather than the boot-scootin' cut they teased ahead of time, it's actually a traditionally attacked rager featuring brutal guest vocals from Lorna Shore’s Will Ramos.

5 days ago | revolvermag.com | Gregory Adams

Three Days Grace’s current reunion run with returned vocalist Adam Gontier has officially kicked into overdrive. Following up on the heat of their 2024 single “Mayday” and a bunch of concert dates with the expanded lineup, the Canadian rockers have now unveiled the details on Gontier’s proper comeback album with the band. Titled  Alienation, the record is out later this summer.

5 days ago | revolvermag.com | Gregory Adams

Korn helped kick off this weekend’s Sonic Temple Festival in Columbus, Ohio, with their signature grooves, with last night’s (May 8th) headlining appearance bringing out some of the nu-metal icons’ biggest songs for Midwest metalheads. The band’s Sonic Temple appearance marked Korn’s first live performance in five months, and the massive, 19-song set pulled no punches.