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Perhaps with Halestorm‘s latest video, ‘I Miss the Misery,’ we’re getting a little glimpse into the title of the band’s recent EP ‘Hello, It’s Mz. Hyde,’ which preceded their latest album, ‘The Strange Case Of…’

Art of Dying will look to extend the shelf life of their current single ‘Sorry,’ having recently returned to the studio to record an acoustic version of the track. They’ll also get a little help in this category from their fans, who will no doubt rally the song after they had a chance to be part of a new video.

Three Days Grace have done a solid job building the suspense about their next album, ‘Transit of Venus.’ The front page of their website recently re-launched, borrowing a quote from Oliver Wendell Holmes, who explains, “A black round spot – and that is all; Such a speck our earth would be if he who looks upon the stars through the red atmosphere of Mars could see our little creeping ball.” Read Mo

Five Finger Death Punch recently announced their plans to release a new video that would aid in suicide prevention. That video, for their song ‘Coming Down,’ premiered today (June 12) and can be seen below.

Serj Tankian is in a giving mood in advance of his upcoming solo album ‘Harakiri,’ due July 10. The System of a Down singer is offering a free download of the disc’s leadoff track ‘Cornucopia,’ in addition to unveiling a lyric video for the tune.

Just last month, Redlight King offered a remix version of their single ‘Comeback’ and tied it to a trailer for the blockbuster film ‘The Avengers.’

Smile Empty Soul have unleashed the video for the single ‘Afterlife’ off their brand-new album ‘3’s.’

Godsmack’s new disc ‘Live & Inspired’ features performances from collection from the band’s 2010 concert at Detroit’s Fox Theater and a handful of cover songs, including the Joe Walsh classic ‘Rocky Mountain Way.’

If it’s true that in space no one can hear you scream, it’s especially true for the star of P.O.D.‘s new video for ‘Lost in Forever (Scream).’

Evanescence singer Amy Lee‘s vocal power is on full display once again in the band’s latest single, ‘Lost in Paradise,’ and it’s leaving behind a little bit of a chemtrail in the new lyric video for the song.

After offering a sneak peek earlier this week, My Darkest Days have delivered the full video for the title track from their ‘Sick and Twisted Affair’ album.

‘Dear Cocaine’ is one of the more cathartic songs of Crossfade‘s career, and the band wants to spread the healing beyond what went on while recording the track.