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New Job For A Cowboy Track

Job For A Cowboy‘s new track “Regurgitated Disinformation” has been made available online here. The song comes from the bands new outing “Ruination“, which lands in stores on July 07th through Metal Blade.

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Stream the new Suicide Silence Album

Suicide Silence are currently streaming their entire new album, “No Time To Bleed“, online over at www.myspace.com/suicidesilence. The album itself will arrive in stores this coming Tuesday, June 30 through Century Media.

New Mars Volta Video

The Mars Volta‘s new video for their current single “Since We’ve Been Wrong” has been posted online. The song is taken from the groups latest album “Octahedron”, which saw a release earlier this week. Check it out below:

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ETID Guest Vocals

Every Time I Die are planning a September 15th release date through Epitaph for their new album “New Junk Aesthetic”. A deluxe edition of the release is also being prepped and will feature the bands recently announced new DVD outing “Party Pooper” as a free bonus disc. In related news, the group had Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz lay down some guest vocals for the aforementioned album over the weekend. Speaking on his Twitter account, Wentz had the following to say about the experience:

“Just laid down some vox on @etidwastaken record. Hopefully I didn’t ruin it. Sorry if I did dudes(dudesinthebandnotinternetdudesthathateme).”

Lombardo: “It Compares To The Classics”

Slayer’s Dave Lombardo has been speaking out about the new Slayer album, ‘World Painted Blood’.

Word coming from Slayer’s Dave Lombardo suggests that the new Slayer album could go down as one of the best of the band’s career.

Speaking to Sun Media, Lombardo has said:

“I have to say that it compares to the classics — ‘Reign in Blood’, ‘South of Heaven’ and ‘Seasons in the Abyss’. And I wouldn’t say that if I didn’t mean it. (Tom Araya’s) vocal melody and singing approach is very listener-friendly — not in a way where people are going to say, ‘Dude, they went commercial.’ No way. It’s just more melodic.”

“People are scared of the word melody because maybe it sounds like a happy word. But you can have very dark, extreme music with melody. It’s not something to be afraid of. There’s only good music and bad music — and good music has hooks and something to carry you through and entertain you.”

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Newer than New Deftones Album

As previously hinted at, the Deftones have now officially confirmed that they have been moving ahead with work on an entirely new album aside from the effort they already previously completed, “Eros“. The group are currently still tracking new material for it and had the following to say about it:

“The songs recorded for Eros are very special to us as they are the latest with Chi (and we certainly hope not the last); they have history and significant meaning to us. However, as we neared completion on Eros, we realized that this record doesn’t best encompass and represent who we are currently as people and as musicians. And although those songs will see the light of day at some point, we collectively made the decision that we needed to take a new approach, and with Chi’s condition heavy on our minds while doing so. We needed to return to the studio to do what we felt was right artistically. Our inspiration and unity as a band is stronger than it has ever been before and we needed to channel that energy into our music, and deliver to our fans what you rightly deserve: the best Deftones record that we can make.”

They further went on to state:

“The decision to hold off on releasing Eros has no connection with Chi’s condition or anything associated. This was, and is, purely a creative decision by the band to write, record, and deliver an amazing product. As a result we feel like this is the best record we’ve ever written. And although Chi is not playing bass with us, his presence is dramatically felt in our hearts and on our minds everyday when we step into that studio, and you will feel it in the music.”

More on that can be found here, while up to date reports on Cheng‘s ongoing recovery from the car accident he suffered late last year can be found here.