FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NIGHT ATTACK Conjure Old-School Chaos on New EP “Necromancer” Pre-save "Necromancer": https://orcd.co/necromancer North Carolina’s underground has always been a breeding ground for the dangerous and the deranged, and NIGHT... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NIGHT ATTACK Conjure Old-School Chaos on New EP “Necromancer” Pre-save "Necromancer": https://orcd.co/necromancer North Carolina’s underground has always been a breeding ground for the dangerous and the deranged, and NIGHT ATTACK fit that lineage perfectly. Crawling out of the state’s darkest pits, the band unleash Necromancer, a raw and relentless EP that drips with old-school menace and zero apologies. Channeling the venom of early Death, Sepultura, Possessed, and Kreator, while ripping forward with a thrash bite worthy of Megadeth, Necromancer stands as NIGHT ATTACK’s third official release and their most savage statement yet. This four-track assault delivers blistering technical riffs, venom-soaked vocals, hell-summoning solos, and punishing drums that never let up. Featuring members of Vesterian and Ancestral Blood, NIGHT ATTACK capture the chaos and urgency of late ’80s blackened death thrash and sharpen it into something both feral and focused. A crushing mix and razor-sharp production finally give their vicious craft the sonic violence it deserves. No polish for the sake of trends. No shortcuts. Just pure, hostile metal the way it was meant to be played. Necromancer is not here to follow modern metal rules. It exists to break necks, raise the dead, and remind everyone why extreme metal was terrifying in the first place. For interviews, features, or additional information, please contact: zach@metaldevastationradio.com Check them out on YouTube and subscribe: [jrEmbed module="jrYouTube" youtube_id="QOaKjoA0dTI"] Follow NIGHT ATTACK:https://www.facebook.com/NIGHTATTACKBANDhttps://nightattack.bandcamp.comhttps://www.instagram.com/nightattackbandofficial Pre-save "Necromancer": https://orcd.co/necromancer Less

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WOLFENSTEIN Signs to CDN Records, Preps Relentless New Album “Death Brigade” New York’s Sonic Wrecking Crew Set to Unleash Chaos January 31st, 2026 — Pre-Orders Available Now... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WOLFENSTEIN Signs to CDN Records, Preps Relentless New Album “Death Brigade” New York’s Sonic Wrecking Crew Set to Unleash Chaos January 31st, 2026 — Pre-Orders Available Now https://cdnrecords.com/label-artists/wolfenstein/ New York, NY – The war drums are pounding and WOLFENSTEIN is storming the gates. The feral death-speed trio has officially joined forces with CDN Records and will strike hard with their forthcoming sophomore assault, Death Brigade, set to obliterate speakers on January 31st, 2026. Pre-orders are live now across all major platforms. Emerging from the raw underground of New York’s metal scene, WOLFENSTEIN delivers an unrelenting cocktail of death, thrash, and speed metal that hits like a warhead. Channeling the fury of Bathory, Sodom, Kreator, Razor, Whiplash, and Venom, their sound is a merciless onslaught — a full-speed blitzkrieg for the brave and the bold. Formed in late 2021/2022 by founding members Peter “The Crippler” Aversa, Miles “Animal” Manuse, and Nicholas Wesley, the trio made waves with their debut album Capital Punishment (2025). Now, fully armed and tighter than ever, Death Brigade promises an escalation of blood-fueled chaos, neck-snapping riffs, and a relentless pace that leaves nothing standing. “There is no discharge in this war,” the band warns. Fans are advised to brace for total annihilation — WOLFENSTEIN is here, and nothing survives their sonic bombardment. Pre-Orders for Death Brigade are live now. Lock and load. For press inquiries, interviews, or album assets:zach@metaldevastationradio.com Watch the chaos unfold: WOLFENSTEIN on YouTube [jrEmbed module="jrYouTube" youtube_id="SxoYnisxOeI"]  Connect with the band and label: https://cdnrecords.com/label-artists/wolfenstein/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566909183717https://wolfensteinny.bandcamp.com/https://www.instagram.com/theofficialwolfenstein/ Contact: lubos@luboslives.com Less

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Trip To The Morgue Joins Milwaukee Metal Fest 2026 Lineup Metal Devastation PR is proud to announce that clients Trip To The Morgue have officially been added to the Milwaukee Metal Fest 2026 lineup. Sharing the stage with... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Trip To The Morgue Joins Milwaukee Metal Fest 2026 Lineup Metal Devastation PR is proud to announce that clients Trip To The Morgue have officially been added to the Milwaukee Metal Fest 2026 lineup. Sharing the stage with legendary acts such as Acid Bath, Killswitch Engage, Ministry, Obituary, Powertrip, Agalloch, After The Burial, All Shall Perish, and Nails, Trip To The Morgue is set to bring their intense live energy to one of the most anticipated metal events of the year. With over 40 additional bands still to be announced, Milwaukee Metal Fest 2026 promises a heavy, unforgettable weekend for metal fans. Stay tuned for the next wave of lineup announcements. For media inquiries, interviews, or additional information on Trip To The Morgue: zach@metaldevastationradio.com Get tickets: https://therave.com/metalfest Less

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Blabbermouth, Rockfeed, The PRP, Lambgoat, Metal Injection, Metal Sucks, Metal Addicts, Blunt Magazine, and The Mosh Network Cover Ongoing Conversation Surrounding Matt Zane’s Wayne Static Documentary A wide range of top... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Blabbermouth, Rockfeed, The PRP, Lambgoat, Metal Injection, Metal Sucks, Metal Addicts, Blunt Magazine, and The Mosh Network Cover Ongoing Conversation Surrounding Matt Zane’s Wayne Static Documentary A wide range of top metal media outlets including Blabbermouth, Rockfeed, The PRP, Lambgoat, Metal Injection, Metal Sucks, Metal Addicts, Blunt Magazine, and The Mosh Network have been reporting extensively on the developing situation surrounding filmmaker and Metal Devastation PR client Matt Zane and his upcoming documentary focused on Wayne Static. The project has become a particularly sensitive topic following a joint statement from the families of Wayne Static (STATIC X) and Tera Wray, who expressed “strenuous objection” to the film and requested that any rare or unpublished footage in Zane’s possession be submitted for possible use in the official Evil Disco documentary currently in development. Matt Zane Responds to the Estate’s Objection Zane issued a detailed response addressing the concerns and explaining the intent of his project: “I understand the family’s concerns, especially Wayne’s sister Aimee who is a wonderful person, but my obligation isn’t to the families, it’s to Wayne and Tera. They asked me to do this, and I know they would want the focus to be on the two of them.” Clarifying His Role in the Official Evil Disco Documentary Zane also addressed confusion regarding his involvement with Evil Disco: “I think the family is a bit confused about the creation of the official documentary Evil Disco. I was hired and edited about 85 percent of that and in good faith allowed my footage to be used within the edit. I never signed over the footage legally but was willing to do so if the agreed-upon terms were met. I also allowed my personal footage of Wayne to be used in multiple music videos such as Stay Alive and All These Years even though the band hasn’t officially licensed it from me.” He emphasized that both films can coexist: “I personally think both movies can exist. I watched a working cut of Evil Disco with Wayne’s sister Aimee and it’s really cool, but it’s more about the band past and present. My movie is about Wayne and Tera.” Unreleased Music and Future Plans Zane confirmed that he will not use unreleased Wayne Static recordings without full consent from the family: “As far as the unreleased music, unfortunately I’m unable to use any of that without the family’s consent. What I may do is create tracks based off of the music Wayne and I worked on and bring in other singers, similar to what Jonathan Davis did for Queen of the Damned.” He also noted the existence of previously unheard Wayne Static material: “But I can tell you this, there are six tracks Wayne wrote and recorded that I did not have any part in that are truly his final solo works. Yes, his vocals are on them and they were done in 2013.” About the Documentary Zane’s film is designed to be a personal, emotionally driven account focused on the relationship between Wayne Static and Tera Wray a story he maintains the couple asked him to tell. The crowdfunding campaign for the film is now active on IndieGoGo. Metal Devastation PR thanks all media outlets who have approached the situation with professionalism and care as the conversation continues to unfold throughout the metal community. For interviews or further information, please contact: zach@metaldevastationradio.com [jrEmbed module="jrYouTube" youtube_id="Aw4ZPuaLvEY"] IndieGoGo Campaign Link: https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/mattzane/wayne-static-tera-wray-documentary?ref=search Less

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Metal Injection Spotlights Reaping Asmodeia and Blood Of The Wolf in Weekly Injection Feature Metal Devastation PR is proud to announce that Reaping Asmodeia and Blood Of The Wolf have both been featured in this week’s... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Metal Injection Spotlights Reaping Asmodeia and Blood Of The Wolf in Weekly Injection Feature Metal Devastation PR is proud to announce that Reaping Asmodeia and Blood Of The Wolf have both been featured in this week’s Weekly Injection from Metal Injection, highlighting two brutal new releases tearing into the scene right now. Reaping Asmodeia unleash their new EP Metempsychosis, out now via Cardinal Sin Records. Metal Injection praised the release, noting its trio of crushing tracks including a Chimaira cover, plus instrumental versions on the B-side. Blood Of The Wolf join the charge with their ferocious new album V: Indomitable, released through Horror Pain Gore Death Productions. Both bands are closing out the year with serious force, and we’re fired up to see them getting the recognition they deserve. For press inquiries, interviews, or additional promo materials, contact zach@metaldevastationradio.com Check it out here: https://metalinjection.net/upcoming-releases/heavy-new-releases/the-weekly-injection-new-releases-from-health-lychgate-more-out-12-12-thru-12-26 Check out the bands below:  https://metaldevastationradio.com/thebeast/blog/22299/new-promo-blood-of-the-wolf-iv-the-declaration-of-war-eternal-blackened-death-metal https://metaldevastationradio.com/thebeast/blog/28335/reaping-asmodeia-roars-into-year-fifteen-with-a-crushing-chimaira-cover-nothing-remains-out-december-5-2025 Less

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Matt Zane Responds to Wayne Static Estate’s Objection to Upcoming Documentary Los Angeles, CA — Following a joint statement from the families of Wayne Static (STATIC-X) and Tera Wray expressing “strenuous objection” to... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Matt Zane Responds to Wayne Static Estate’s Objection to Upcoming Documentary Los Angeles, CA — Following a joint statement from the families of Wayne Static (STATIC-X) and Tera Wray expressing “strenuous objection” to filmmaker Matt Zane’s recently announced documentary, Zane has issued a detailed response addressing the concerns and clarifying the intent of his project. The families’ statement asked that any rare or unseen footage in Zane’s possession be submitted for review and possible inclusion in the official Evil Disco documentary, which is currently in development with the approval of Wayne’s estate. Zane, who had a long personal and creative relationship with both Wayne and Tera, responded: “I understand the family’s concerns, especially Wayne’s sister Aimee who is a wonderful person, but my obligation isn’t to the families — it’s to Wayne and Tera. They asked me to do this, and I know they would want the focus to be on the two of them.” Zane Clarifies His Role in the Official Evil Disco Documentary In response to the estate’s request regarding material, Zane stated that there has been confusion surrounding his involvement with Evil Disco. “I think the family is a bit confused about the creation of the official documentary Evil Disco. I was hired and edited about 85% of that and in good faith allowed my footage to be used within the edit. I never signed over the footage legally for use but was willing to do so if the agreed-upon terms were met. I also allowed my personal footage of Wayne to be used in multiple music videos such as Stay Alive and All These Years even though the band hasn’t officially licensed it from me.” Zane emphasized that his film will not conflict with the narrative direction of Evil Disco, noting that the two projects serve very different purposes. “I personally think both movies can exist. I watched a working cut of Evil Disco with Wayne’s sister Aimee and it’s really cool, but it’s more about the band — past and present. My movie is about Wayne and Tera.” Unreleased Music and Future Plans Zane also confirmed that the unreleased Wayne Static music he had hoped to include will not be used without explicit approval from the estate. “As far as the unreleased music, unfortunately I’m unable to use any of that without the family’s consent. What I may do is create tracks based off of the music Wayne and I worked on and bring in other singers, similar to what Jonathan Davis did for Queen of the Damned.” However, he revealed the existence of additional solo material recorded by Wayne that has never been made public. “But I can tell you this: there are six tracks Wayne wrote and recorded that I did not have any part in that are truly his final solo works. Yes, his vocals are on them and they were done in 2013.” About the Documentary Zane’s film is intended to be a personal, emotionally driven account focused on the relationship between Wayne Static and Tera Wray — a story he says the couple explicitly wanted him to tell. The crowdfunding campaign for the documentary is now live on IndieGoGo. Promo Video Link:  [jrEmbed module="jrYouTube" youtube_id="Aw4ZPuaLvEY"]  For press inquiries, interviews, or coverage opportunities, contact: zach@metaldevastationradio.com IndieGoGo Campaign Link: https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/mattzane/wayne-static-tera-wray-documentary?ref=search Less

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Metal Devastation PR Artists Autumn Lies Buried and Hexjakt Featured in Metal Hammer’s Biggest Issue of the Year Metal Devastation PR is proud to share that two of our artists, Autumn Lies Buried and Hexjakt, appear in... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Metal Devastation PR Artists Autumn Lies Buried and Hexjakt Featured in Metal Hammer’s Biggest Issue of the Year Metal Devastation PR is proud to share that two of our artists, Autumn Lies Buried and Hexjakt, appear in Metal Hammer’s massive “Best of 2025” issue, Metal Hammer #408. This flagship edition is packed with the magazine’s top 50 albums, the biggest stories in metal, exclusive Iron Maiden merch, and a full look back at a year that shook the scene to the bones. Being included in an issue like this is no small deal. It’s the kind of spotlight every band hopes for, and only the heavyweights end up getting. The new issue features a full review of Hexjakt’s new album Blessing Of The Damned and an artist spotlight on Autumn Lies Buried. Both pieces hit hard and shine a bright, brutal light on what these bands are doing right now. Hexjakt: “Blessing Of The Damned” Review Metal Hammer delivers a blistering and atmospheric take on Sweden’s rising power trio, praising their ability to summon doom-laden grandeur only a year into their existence. The review highlights the band’s longform songwriting, murderous atmosphere, lumbering power chords, and their ability to twist Dio’s “Don’t Talk To Strangers” into their own molasses-thick, sepulchral vision. Hammer calls Blessing Of The Damned proof that Hexjakt can throw their own shadow over an already ashen canvas. Autumn Lies Buried: Artist Feature The magazine also spotlights Tennessee’s own Autumn Lies Buried, digging into the band’s evolution from local emo-named curiosity to a beastly, hip-hop-tinged nu-deathcore unit. Metal Hammer breaks down their slab-heavy grooves, scorching vocals, and the raw, real-world fury powering their music. Between stories of their Clarksville roots, their sonic shift, and the anger behind songs like “Guillotine,” the feature shows a band unapologetically carving out their place in the modern extreme scene. Why This Matters Metal Hammer #408 isn’t just another issue. This is the one fans hold onto all year. The Iron Maiden pin, the Halestorm sticker, the 2026 calendar, the tributes, the losses, the milestones, the world records, the fires, the chaos, the triumphs… all of it is in this edition. Being included here puts our artists in front of the biggest global readership Metal Hammer hits all year. This is prime real estate. For Hexjakt and Autumn Lies Buried, this is exposure on an entirely different level. For our team at Metal Devastation PR, it’s another moment proving what we’ve always said: underground bands deserve — and can absolutely earn — major-league visibility when the music hits hard enough. Huge thanks to our friends at Metal Hammer UK for the continued support and for shining a spotlight on two bands who are absolutely tearing it up right now. More coverage to come. More havoc on the way. Go grab the issue here: https://www.magazinesdirect.com/uk/metal-hammer-408-premium/dp/dc719e5e Check out the bands at these links: https://metaldevastationradio.com/thebeast/blog/28180/hexjakt-summons-the-darkness-with-their-debut-album-blessing-of-the-damned https://metaldevastationradio.com/thebeast/blog/27881/autumn-lies-buried-unleash-mob-mentality-ep-scores-8-10-in-metal-digest Less

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DOOMHERRE REIGN SUPREME WITH NEW ALBUM PLAGUELORDS AS GLOBAL PRESS PRAISE POURS IN Sweden’s Doomherre are surging hard with their new album Plaguelords, pulling in praise from major underground outlets, landing at number 10... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DOOMHERRE REIGN SUPREME WITH NEW ALBUM PLAGUELORDS AS GLOBAL PRESS PRAISE POURS IN Sweden’s Doomherre are surging hard with their new album Plaguelords, pulling in praise from major underground outlets, landing at number 10 on the November Doom Charts, and securing a coveted slot on Weedian’s 100 Best Releases of 2025. The album, released through Skatbo Records and Majestic Mountain Records, has quickly become one of the year’s most talked-about doom offerings. Early coverage rolled in strong, with Hellfire Magazin featuring the record at:https://www.hellfire-magazin.de/doomherre-plaguelords/Hellfire praised the album’s unwavering dedication to pure, unfiltered doom, calling it dark, slow, and impressive in its refusal to chase trends or modern gimmicks. Outlaws of the Sun followed with an in-depth review at:https://outlawsofthesun.blogspot.com/2025/11/doomherre-plaguelords-album-review.htmlTheir verdict? Plaguelords is packed with cinematic energy and “EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED” songwriting from start to finish. Doomed4Metal weighed in next with a glowing assessment:https://doomed4metal.blogspot.com/2025/11/doomherre-plaguelords.htmlThey called Plaguelords an “impressive doom album” that proves Doomherre are at the top of their game and climbing even higher. Metal Integral added their voice, spotlighting the album at:http://www.metal-integral.com/chronique.do?chronique_ID=9812Their take was crystal clear: Doomherre live up to their name, urging listeners to dive into the album immediately. Doomed Nation featured the band and the Dark Hand video here:https://doomed-nation.com/doomherre-releases-sophomore-album-plaguelords-today-on-skatbo-records-and-majestic-mountain-records-dark-hand-music-video-streaming-now/hailing them simply as “Swedish doom titans.” Momentum went into overdrive as Plaguelords cracked the Doom Charts at number 10:https://doomcharts.com/2025/12/05/doom-charts-november-2025/The review celebrated the album’s explosive production, thunderous bass, sharp drum work, expressive vocals, and riffing described as “a tsunami of notes,” wrapped in a groove-heavy, melodic, and infectious package. Cementing its place among the year’s elite releases, Doomherre’s album also earned a spot on Weedian’s 100 Best Releases of 2025 here:https://weedian420.bandcamp.com/album/the-100-best-releases-of-2025 With coverage gaining momentum across the scene, Plaguelords is proving Doomherre’s evolution into a full-power force that stays true to tradition while pushing massive weight in every track. The name means Lord of the Doom for a reason. Plaguelords is out now. For interviews, reviews, and promo requests contact: zach@metaldevastationradio.com    Follow Doomherre: https://linktr.ee/doomherre Contact: Max Collin – max@doomherre.com Less