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At least it’s a long weekend coming up.

We’ll start with some metalcore out of Prosthetic Records. Wristmeetrazor set March 29 as the release date for their new album, Degeneration. Alongside that announcement is a new track and music video, titled “Trepanation”.
From there, Midnight gave us a fresh offering from Hellish Expectations, titled “Nuclear Savior”. As a reminder, that album drops on March 8 through Metal Blade.
Mixing it up a bit we have Scottish progressive rock trio Midas Fall and their newest single, “I Am Wrong”. That’s taken from their fifth studio album, Cold Waves Divide Us, which arrives March 8 through Monotreme Records.
Greek post-black metal collective Sun of Nothing are releasing Maze tomorrow, and are gearing up for it with the new video for “Ghost” over at NCS. That album, by the way, will be out through Venerate Industries.
While She Sleeps are releasing Self Hell on March 29 through Spinefarm, and today unveiled the new single “To The Flowers”. And that, my friends, is how we’re going to wrap up the day. Give it a watch and listen below.

“Ein Bier… bitte.”
– cmb

The Zion countdown is officially on.

Equilibrium are back with new things! Check out the video for the new single “Cerulean Skies” here. This comes just ahead of a few live dates next month.
Progressive post-rock outfit Midas Fall are releasing a new full-length album on March 8 titled Cold Waves Divide Us. That will be out through Monotreme Records, and the title-track can be heard now here.
We’ll jump next to the NSFW new video from Alluvial for “Death Is But A Door”. That’s the title-track from their new EP, which is out on January 12 through Nuclear Blast.
Sticking with Nuclear Blast, Suicidal Angels announced a new album titled Profane Prayer. That one will be out on March 1, and the first single, “When the Lions Die”, can be heard here.
And we’ll see out Monday with some melancholic dark metal. Give the video for “Niedertracht” a watch below. That’s the latest from Autumnblaze, who are releasing Auf zerfetzten Schwingen early next year through Argonauta Records.