Weekly Music News 23.11.25
The band "Extreme" has released a new official video for the song "Here's To The Losers". The clip presents a clean live performance, highlighting the band's abilities and the impressive presence of Gary Cherone and Nuno Bettencourt on stage.
The song is taken from the band's latest album, and it continues the melodic line that characterizes the band.
The band "Lamb of God" is releasing a video for the song "Parasocial Christ". The clip combines the band's performance with intensive visual elements, reflecting the atmosphere and the forceful message of the song.
This is the second single the band has put out for 2025.
The band "Sylosis" is releasing a new single called "The New Flesh". The song comes out as a standalone single and marks the band's first release for 2025. The British metal band was formed in 2000 in the city of Reading in England, and is led by the guitarist and vocalist Josh Middleton. The band is identified with a combination of melodic death metal, modern thrash and progressive elements, and established its standing in the genre through albums such as "Conclusion of an Age", "Edge of the Earth" and "Cycle of Suffering".
The band "Don Broco" is releasing a new single called "Euphoria". This is the fourth single the band has put out during 2025, as part of a continuous series of new material. The clip presents a combination of electronic production and riffs characteristic of the band, and an energetic atmosphere that continues the musical direction of the other singles released this year.
The band "Halestorm" is releasing a video for the song "Shooting Star" featuring Paul Rodgers. The performance is a cover of the original "Bad Company" song from 1975, and is included in the new tribute album "Can't Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company" that came out a few weeks ago.
The estate of "Scott Weiland" is releasing a song called "I Know It's Too Late" on streaming platforms for the first time. The song was originally recorded as a bonus track from the 2008 solo album "Happy in Galoshes", but was never officially released until today. The track first appeared in the Record Store Day 2025 edition on a 7-inch record together with "Missing Cleveland (Live)".
The band "Rob Zombie" is releasing a new single called "Heathen Days".
The single is taken from the new album "The Great Satan", due out on February 27, 2026 through Nuclear Blast Records.
The band "Call Me Amour" with a new single, "Wrong Direction". The lineup includes the vocalist Harry Radford, the guitarist Geoff Murphy, the bassist Arran Lomax and the drummer Danny Hall. The single comes out a moment before the band's first tour as a headliner, which will open on December 4 in Glasgow. The single deals with a sense of alienation and with the choice to deviate from the direction dictated by the mainstream and social expectations.
The band "Arch Enemy" has announced a parting from the vocalist Alissa White-Gluz after more than a decade of shared activity. The announcement was published on November 23 on the band's social networks.
In the band's statement it was said that the sides are parting in friendly ways, and that they thank Alissa for the shared years and for the music they created together. The statement hinted at new activity by the band that will be revealed in 2026.
Alissa also published a statement of her own, in which she noted that after 12 years she is ending her path in "Arch Enemy". She thanked the thousands of fans she enjoyed meeting over the years, and added that she is working on new projects that will be revealed during 2026.
The parting marks the end of one of the band's most prominent and successful periods in the era of the vocalist Alissa White-Gluz.
The band "Foo Fighters" and the guitar manufacturer "Gibson" are launching a limited edition of the Dave Grohl DG-335 Limited Edition guitar in Alpine White. The model is made in collaboration with Dave Grohl, and will be offered for sale in an edition of only 50 units, which will be sold on the "Gibson" website and in the company's stores in Nashville and London.
The model is based on the Alpine White DG-335 version that Grohl has used in his shows since 2021. The guitar's price stands at £10,499.
And another Gibson collaboration...
Mike Dirnt of the band "Green Day" has teamed up with the guitar manufacturer "Epiphone" to launch the Grabber G-3 bass model in a special edition. Mike has used the Grabber G-3 model since the era of the album "Dookie" released in 1994, and the new edition is launched as a tribute to his identified sound.
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