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Unreleased Linkin Park, Slipknot Teasers & Tobias Forge's Death Metal Secret | This Week in Metal
Welcome back to This Week in Metal! This episode is packed with massive reveals, starting with Blink-182's Mark Hoppus dropping the bombshell that there is an unreleased Linkin Park track from the Chester Bennington era just sitting on a hard drive. We also dive into the mysterious global trail of Slipknot posters, rumors of Ghost's Tobias Forge recording a secret death metal project, and the official return of Ozzfest to the US and UK in 2027.
Plus, we’re covering legal drama in the Ill Niño camp, the tragic accident at Louder Than Life, new album announcements, a review of the new Falling In Reverse track featuring Corey Taylor and Serj Tankian, and the absolutely wild reality of 95-year-old William Shatner fronting a heavy metal band at Riot Fest.
Topics covered in this episode:
Evanescence announces 20th Anniversary "The Open Door" Edition
Polyphia's controversial new song
Enter Shikari's intimate Arena Tour warm-up shows
Electric Callboy reimagines My Hero Academia's "You Say Run"
Mysterious Slipknot posters and website teasers
Amira Elfeky teasing a new "pink era"
Ozzfest officially returning to the US and UK in 2027
RIP Chuck Varga (Sex Executioner of GWAR)
AC/DC & CBGB Festival cancel shows due to severe weather
Hollow Front announces independent album "No Love Without Despair"
156/Silence added to August Burns Red's "Christmas Burns Red" lineup
DragonForce 2027 Euro & UK Tour dates
Scary Kids Scaring Kids announce new vocalist & single
Ex-Veil of Maya vocalist Lukas Magyar's new band SYFYn
Cancer Bats drummer steps down from touring to focus on family
Knocked Loose donates $8K to paralyzed Louder Than Life fan
Ill Niño members file restraining order against ex-guitarist Marc Rizzo
System of a Down 25th Anniversary Toxicity exhibition in LA
Song Review: Falling in Reverse ft. Corey Taylor & Serj Tankian
Rammstein releasing "Live in Mexico City" concert film
Beabadoobee (featuring Deftones & Turnstile members) hits UK #1
Mark Hoppus reveals unreleased Linkin Park track from the Chester Bennington era
Metallica's Vegas Sphere takeover and fringe events
Is Ghost's Tobias Forge recording a secret Death Metal project?
Soundgarden shares official live footage featuring Taylor Momsen
William Shatner fronts a heavy metal show at Riot Fest
New Metal Releases: Miss May I, Imminence, Banks Arcade, Ghostkid, and the Wendy's Emo EP
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22 Sept 2026
MCR Teases New Music, Metallica & Limp Bizkit Tour, and Imminence Goes Hollywood
Welcome back to This Week In Metal — your weekly breakdown of heavy music headlines, tours, new releases, and scene discussion!
In this episode, we dive into Gerard Way hinting at a long-awaited new My Chemical Romance record, the wild pairing of Metallica and Limp Bizkit hitting NFL stadiums, and Imminence turning their album narrative into a global cinema experience. We also break down major festival announcements, wild backstage festival drama, and the return of some huge heavy hitters.
What We Cover This Week:
• My Chemical Romance: Gerard Way teases studio time & the Black Parade 20th anniversary
• Imminence's "Axis Mundi" theatrical film & global screening event
• Festival Lineups: Rock Am Ring & Rock Im Park announce their massive rosters
• Tour News: Metallica's M72 run with Limp Bizkit & Architects hitting Europe with Korn
• Teasers & Drama: Bullet For My Valentine's next era, and Emmure’s Frankie Palmeri vs. Glenn Danzig security
• New Music & Album News: Breakdown of Sanity returns, Kingdom of Giants announce 'Usurper', and Hollow Front welcomes back Dakota Alvarez
• Vinyl & Reissues: Knocked Loose's 10-year 'Laugh Tracks' box sets
• Ozzy Osbourne’s historic final show heading to movie theaters
• Rise Against & Alkaline Trio's split cover release
• Upcoming release calendar highlights & our Songs of the Week
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Welcome back to This Week In Metal, your weekly breakdown of the biggest headlines across the metal, rock, and hardcore scenes!
This week, we dive into the highly debated reception to Slipknot's surprise new single "Arsenal" and analyze guitarist Jim Root's interesting defense of the track. We also check out the vinyl variations for My Chemical Romance's The Black Parade 20th-anniversary, debate the ticket pricing for Gojira's recent sold-out charity show, and react to the absolutely massive Bloodstock 2027 lineup announcement. Plus, we run through an incredibly stacked album release radar for September and October so you know exactly what to listen to next.
Topics Covered In This Episode:• Slipknot’s new single "Arsenal" and Jim Root's comments on the track• My Chemical Romance's The Black Parade 20th Anniversary release• The debate around Gojira's $30 charity show tickets• Bloodstock 2027 lineup announcement• Real Friends parting ways with their vocalist• Architects teasing new music and their upcoming tour with Korn• From First To Last returning with a new EP• Electric Callboy and Bloodywood's 2027 tour• Signs of the Swarm's massive headline tour• September and October heavy metal release radar
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