New music continues to pile its way through. Since our chunk a few weeks ago with 48 new songs, this week brings a solid batch of 53 new tracks as well as fresh videos from already-existing albums or live performances. Metal Insider has collected a bit of everything, including Kreator, Samael, Equilibrium, Lamb of God Agnostic Front, and more. Dive in below to revisit what you’ve already heard or catch up on what you may have missed.
01) Mezzrow – “In Shadows Deep”
Album: Embrace The Awakening, out November 14th via ROAR.
Genre: Thrash Metal
Location: Sweden
02) Enthroned – “Ashspawn”
Album: Ashspawn, out December 5, 2025 via Season of Mist.
Genre: Occult Black Metal
Location: Belgium
03) Bloodbound – “As Empires Fall”
Album: Field Of Swords, out November 21, 2025 via Napalm Records.
Genre: Power Metal
Location: Sweden
04) Mike Patton and the Avett Brothers – “Heaven’s Breath”
Album: Collaborative record, AVTT/PTTN, out November 14, 2025 via Thirty Tigers.
05) In Mourning – “Moonless Sky”
Album: The Immortal
Genre: Progressive Melodic Death Metal
Location: Sweden
06) Poppy – “Last Christmas” – Wham! cover
Note: Part of the Spotify Singles Holiday collection.
07) Orianthi – “Dark Days Are Gone”
Album: Some Kind Of Feeling
Genre: Guiitarist/Singer
Location: Australia
08) Whitechapel – “Prisoner 666”
Album: Hymns In Dissonance
Genre: Deathcore
Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
09) Puddle of Mudd – “Monsters”
Note: A standalone single from the Kiss the Machine recording sessions.
10) Gojira
Note: A Special twenty-year celebration of From Mars To Sirius, Gojira held a live in-studio session from Silver Cord Studios.
Set:
“Ocean Planet”
“From The Sky”
“Where Dragons Dwell”
11) Korpiklaani – “Got The Time” – Anthrax cover
Note: Originally released in Finnish under the name “Ennen” between the group’s most recent albums Jylhä (2021) and Rankarumpu (2024), the English version is now available.
Genre: Folk Metal
Location: Finland
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