Kerry King plays new guitar solo, says goodbye to the one he’s used for the last 25 years.

The title track off of Slayer’s upcoming album World Painted Blood is now streaming on the band’s Myspace page. Give it a listen.

Yup, that’s what a Slayer song sounds like. Except for the guitar solo. We all know Kerry King gets all this hate for his soloing style. Many people have said it’s the same solo over and over and blah blah. Well, all of you Negative Nancy types have to give a listen to the solo on “World Painted Blood.” It’s slow and completely different from his usual. I’m digging it.

World Paint Blood is out November 3rd.

FULL ALBUM STREAM: Existence is Futile by Revocation

The more I listen the more I think this is going to be my favorite album this year. You can stream Existence is Futile in its entirety by clicking here.

Alice In Chains stream Black Gives Way To Blue

The entire album is streaming on the band’s official website. Click here to listen. Black Gives Way to Blue is out next week!

I have listened to Blue Record by Baroness. Here is what I think so far.

Oh geez. I have to admit I am a little underwhelmed. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a bad album in the least bit. It’s great. There was way too much hype around it though. I only listened once through, however, I was expecting a lot more when Iann Robinson said the following:

I know I’ll probably get kicked in the teeth for this but Blue Record is the album that Mastodon wished they had written.

Everyone is titled to their opinion, and I respect that one. I just don’t see it Brent Hinds saying

Fuck, I wish I had thought of that!

The album is a solid listen from beginning to end. Plenty of doomy, spacy shit with thick guitar riffs that are sure to pull you in after you burn one. The vocals are on point with the music; I can’t really picture the band with anyone else singing. It’s the hype that made me expect the next coming of Christ. I’ll give it many more listens to make sure I’m not a stupid fuck. Blue Record is out October 13th via Relapse.

Noisecreep.com premieres “This Ghost” from It Dies Today

You can download “This Ghost” by clicking here. Lividity is out now via Trustkill!

Video: Dying Fetus – Shepherd’s Commandment

Descend into Depravity is out now via Relapse Records.

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Against Me! In Studio for ‘New Wave’ Follow-Up

Against Me! are hard at work on their follow-up to 2007’s career-making album New Wave, with New Wave producer Butch Vig (Nirvana, Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins) back at the knobs. The band also has a new drummer: George Rebelo, formerly of fellow Florida punks Hot Water Music, replacing longtime drummer Warren Oakes, who ditched Against Me! in April when he decided its better to sell burritos than to fade away.

Against Me! is known for their politically charged lyrics, but frontman Tom Gabel said the new album, slated for a 2010 release on Sire Records, is “all over the place.”

“If anything, I would say one recurring theme is reflection,” he says. “‘White Crosses’ was written during my recent stay in St. Augustine, Florida, and ‘I Was A Teenage Anarchist,’ well, that’s pretty self-explanatory. New Wave was a great album to make, and now we want to show another side of the band.”

Those Crazy Danes!

I got a press release this morning with a cool video attached to it from a band called Kashmir. Apparently these guys are fucking Gods in Europe (Denmark to be exact) and they’re looking to make a splash in America. They’re releasing a digital only EP titled Petite Machine on September 22nd in the States and there are plans to release another in January..and that one has a David Bowie collab. “Surfing the Warm Industry” is the first single off of Petite Machine. The video is about a whore who sleeps her way to the top! Animated whores!! Hit the jump for the full bio!

NEW DETHKLOK VIDEO!

This is “Bloodlines” from Dethklok. Dethalbum II is in stores September 29th!

VIDEO: Black Dahlia Murder – Necropolis

Death Metal, Bowling. Same shit, right? Deflorate comes out September 15th.

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