Satyricon have a new single out, for which they’ve teamed up with Invisible Oranges to exclusively premiere – it’s the very first single to come off their ninth studio record Deep Calleth Upon Deep shares the exact same title as the album, and you can find it as a lyric video here: http://www.invisibleoranges.com/satyricon-finds-new-territory-with-deep-calleth-upon-deep/. The Napalm Records work is set to be released on September 22nd, and further details and singles are still yet to come. Keep up with it all at: https://www.facebook.com/satyriconofficial.

Norway’s Enslaved is set to come out with their 14th full length this fall, with a record simply titled E. The first look and listen into this eight-track epic comes in the form of a track clocking in at just over ten minutes, the debut single “Storm Son”. An animated video crafted by John Graham, whose credits include Soundgarden and Neurosis, can be found on the Nuclear Blast Record YouTube Channel here. October 13th is set as the release date, and Enslaved will hold several record release dates in their home country as well as an European headline tour the following month. http://enslaved.no has all the info.

Classic meets modern as the legendary British metallers Raven have just announced a U.S. tour for the fall with New England’s Dead by Wednesday along for the ride. The run starts off in just a matter of days, with a New York date on August 17th, and due to some recent health issues with Raven’s regular drummer, Fear Factory’s Mike Heller will fill in behind the kit for the entire run. So far, the tour is set to run through mid-September, with even more dates yet to be announced. In anticipation of this tour, Dead by Wednesday just unveiled a brand-new track, one which is set to be on their full-length record that’s on the way. You can hear the track via EMP Label Group’s YouTube Channel here. More on each band at their official sites: https://www.facebook.com/deadbywednesday and http://www.ravenlunatics.com.

As Argus prepares for the fall release of their fourth full-length, From Fields of Fire, the pack of Pennsylvanians has already unveiled a lyric video for the single “You Are The Curse”. Upholding a traditional metal sound, From Fields of Fire will have a home on the Cruz Del Sur Music label, and the LP is officially out on September 8th. That very same day as the release, Argus will head out to a brief European run alongside Chicago rockers High Spirits on the Motivatour tour. More on Argus and their upcoming record and tour can be found at their official Facebook page.

It’s been a few months since SikTh’s latest record The Future In Whose Eyes? was released, but a brand-new music video for one of its tracks has just surfaced today. Highlighting the band’s collaboration with Periphery frontman Spencer Sotelo, who not only provided guest vocals on the album, but brought SikTh vocalist Mikee W Goodman on stage for a Periphery UK date where the video was filmed, “Cracks of Light” is currently streaming on SikTh’s YouTube Channel. More on SikTh’s latest and upcoming tour dates can be found here, and for more on Periphery, visit their Facebook page.

Cradle of Filth’s upcoming record is being teased piece by piece, as small glimpses into Cryptoriana – The Seductiveness of Decay are gradually released each week. The release date of September 22nd still remains far off, but the first single “Heartbreak and Seance” has already been revealed in music video form, including a making-of. The second single “You Will Know The Lion By His Claw” is also set to be released in just a few days, on August 8th. Victorian-inspired themes and artwork play a big part in Cryptoriana, and you can see Cradle of Filth frontman Dani Filth speak about some of the inspiration in the first album trailer, available here. See more of the latest on Cradle of Filth on their official site: http://www.cradleoffilth.com.

Cavalera Conspiracy, the band and project formed by Sepultura’s founding brothers, Max and Igor Cavalera, teased the prospect of a new album a few months back. Now things are official, as a new studio album has been announced under the title Psychosis. Napalm Records is the label providing the home for this, the fourth effort from Cavalera Conspiracy, produced in conjunction with the band’s personal friend, Arthur Risk. Here’s some of what Max Cavalera has to say about the record: “The album right now is finished…There are nine songs. We’ve got one song with Justin from Godflesh –  just a great Nailbomb, Godflesh, Cavalera kind of song. The rest is all pure thrash madness. And we had it mastered a couple of days ago by Joel Grind from Toxic Holocaust; he mastered the album. And it’s great, man. It’s a beast of an album. I think a lot of people are are gonna be surprised when they hear it. It’s, for me, the best of all the Cavalera albums, my favorite one”.

For a reminder of the spring teaser, head to Napalm Records’ YouTube Channel. Psychosis is set to be out on November 17th, and you can check out http://www.cavaleraconspiracy.net for more.

If you find yourself in the mood for some epic metal, look no further than Wintersun’s brand-new studio record, released this past week on Nuclear Blast. The Forest Seasons is the third studio recording from the band, and a lyric video for its opening track “Awaken From The Dark Slumber (Spring)” is available to stream now: https://youtu.be/9pQvOyo1nfQ. The Nuclear Blast Records YouTube Channel also has a series of official playthroughs and trailers available from Wintersun’s latest work. Wintersun is on their way to a European tour spanning the rest of the summer and running into fall, including an appearance at Bloodstock Open Air. For more of the latest on the band, head to: https://www.facebook.com/wintersun.

Devil You Know has been revamped, at least in name, as the group consisting of former Killswitch Engage frontman Howard Jones, ex-All Shall Perish guitarist Francesco Artusato, and former bassist for Bleeding Through, Ryan Wombacher, is now going by the name Light The Torch. They’ve released the following statement indicating the reason behind the change:

“After member issues and legalities continued for a year with no end in sight, we collectively felt it was time to put DYK to rest. Every effort was made to avoid this decision, but it needed/had to be done for the sake of moving forward. We will be forever grateful to those of you who shared that journey with us. With that said, we decided that this was a perfect time to write and record something truly different, something that reflected what we have been through and what we have become. Our new album is almost done being mixed, and there will be many more details coming in the following days and weeks. We are LIGHT THE TORCH. See you soon.”

As you can see from the band’s statement, a brand-new full-length is also on the way – but Devil You Know songs will certainly not be wiped from the band’s setlist. You can see further details and more about the newly renamed Light The Torch at their official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/LightTheTorchOfficial.