Megadeth Preview Music From New Album

Due November 13, both the film and "Kurt Cobain - Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings" feature various early and raw cassette recordings made by Kurt alone, giving fans a glimpse into Cobain's creative process.

Named after a musical collage Cobain created with a 4-track cassette recorder in 1988, the package will be released in both deluxe and standard formats: a 31 track deluxe album available on CD, cassette, 2LP vinyl, and a 13 track standard edition CD.

The 31-track deluxe soundtrack showcases tracks from the documentary including spoken word, demos and full songs, while the 13-track standard soundtrack focuses on the music discovered on Cobain's personal cassettes.

Deadline Music has announced an October 2nd released date for a reissue of "Jeffology: A Guitar Chronicle," which will include new artwork. The album, produced by Bill Sherwood, was originally released in 1996, according to Discogs.

The new film was written and directed by the former Blink-182 star and also features Dylan Sprayberry ("Man of Steel"), Taylor Spreitler ("Melissa & Joey") and Samantha Logan ("The Fosters").

DeLonge expects to release the still-untitled film later this year. He says the film is "a brief and modest look into the mythology of the Poet Anderson universe. Meant to be a bit ambiguous and artistic, the plot traces the edge of a girl having recurring dreams of a boy at her school. While the dreams are romantic, fun and adventurous, a real threat exists requiring someone there at all times to protect her."

Posey will play Poet Anderson and had this to say about the project, "As a big fan of Tom's, I knew all about the Poet franchise and couldn't have been more stoked to be a part of it.

"And I was so humbled that he picked me to bring Poet to life. It was nothing short of a dream to work with him, let alone having him compliment me on my work and feeling like a true friend of his rather than just a work partner. He's a real genuine, ambitious and inspiring person that I love calling a friend."

DeLonge explains how Posey became involved, "I was introduced to Tyler through some common friends, and after a brief conversation it became very apparent we needed to work together. He was a passionate guy, and desiring opportunities to create art that was out of the box and forward-thinking. This made him a great match for the way I think.

"Tyler, as a person, has a gravity and calmness that came through on this film. He added 'cool' to the Poet character, a steady hand of youth and bravado. The emotional range he brought showed the heart, and passion for what a 'Poet' does�and is."

The footage has been carefully restored and the sound has been newly-mixed by Bob Clearmountain for this first official release of the show. "From The Vault: Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990" will be available as a 3-DVD and Blu-ray set, as well as a 4-LP+DVD package which will be issued on November 13.

A previous version of the film aired on Showtime and the new DVD and Blu-Ray versions will include two songs performances from the July 4, 1970 music festival that were not part of the broadcast; "Red House" and "Freedom."

The album debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 with opening week sales of 71,000 units. The feat sees Gilmour best his No. 6 chart position with his last project, 2006's "On An Island," according to Billboard.

The US news follows word that "Rattle That Lock" entered the UK charts at No. 1 on Friday as well as top spot in Italy, France, Sweden, Norway, Belgium and New Zealand.

The band performed in Phoenix on Friday (September 25th) where they were joined on stage to perform the Led Zeppelin classic "Whole Lotta Love" by a special guest singer. But it wasn't a hard rocker; they jammed the song with Jewel.

The interview eventually turned to Metallica, who hasn't released a new album in seven years. "Funny thing is, I brought that up last night," King shared. "We were sitting around having some shots and I said, 'When's Metallica doing a new record?' When you think about it, it's kind of like us. You don't have to put out a new record," says King.

"Alright Toronto! You feel good?," Stanley screams at the beginning of the file. He continues, "Alright then listen you know we may be under clear blue skies but you know it's getting a little cool out tonight, but that ain't going to stop us. Because if we try hard enough we gonna get this place 'Hotter Than Hell'!"

The 45-minutes of stage banter features the singer and guitarist asking fans if they are "high," if they like to drink "Cold Gin." He also asks both the ladies and gentlemen in the crowd if they enjoy being licked, before the band launched into "Lick it Up," naturally.

Clips were pulled from various Kiss concerts over the years from Toronto, Detroit, Albuquerque, Pittsburgh, Atlantic City and their hometown of New York City, which got a special shout out. "There wouldn't be Kiss without New York City and the great state of New York," Stanley said to the audience in the Big Apple.

Written by Diane Warren, the tune appeared in the film, "Armageddon", and delivered the Boston band the first and only No. 1 US hit single after 28 years as a group.

"I don't know what else to say," said Swift in her guest introduction, "but when you've sold over 150 million albums with your band, when you have become an absolute rock n' roll icon.

"The person that's about to come out on stage has been inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with his band Aerosmith. Steven Tyler's here, Nashville."

Tyler has been based in Nashville for much of the past year as he works on his country-flavored debut solo album. "Holy Swift!!!," tweeted Tyler. "@taylorswift13 ...shined so hot n bright she made the sun jealous!!! Thanks for the fun."

The special vinyl edition is available for pre-order here and follows the release earlier this year of the CD version, which took home "Live Blues Album" and "Historical/Vintage Album" honors at this year's Blues Blast Awards that took place last Friday, September 25th in Chicago.

The site's first-ever metal session sees the Swedish outfit deliver the project's latest single, "From The Pinnacle To The Pit", along with the lead track, "Cirice", and "Absolution."

The project sees the debut of vocalist Papa Emeritus III alongside the Nameless Ghouls. "Meliora" delivered Ghost their first-ever US Top 10 when the album debuted on the Billboard 200 at No. 8 with opening week sales of 29,000 copies.

The new album is set to be released on October 16th and the new "Die Alone" video was directed by Jordan Green and features a guest appearance from the Parallax Orchestra on strings.

Counting Days guitarist Charlie Wilson had this to say about the track, "This is the song I feel sums our band up the most, it fuses together all of our influences perfectly and it is my favorite Counting Days track so far.

"Massive shout out to Ian Cooper in Sydney, Australia for helping me with the string arrangement and the Parallax Orchestra for their performance in the music video, Hopefully we'll get to do it live someday soon."

The Parisian black/death metal band recorded the new album, their fifth studio effort, with their long-time sound engineer Andrew Guillotin (Glorior Belli, Mourning Dawn).

The official release will be available in various forms including a six panel digipack CD with 16-page booklet, a regular gatefold double black vinyl, as well as a limited edition hand-numbered double gatefold vinyl (including one picture disc and one black vinyl) that will be limited to only 150 copies.

The clip was shot in Atlanta by fellow resident Video Rahim, who's also responsible for videos by Mastodon (Asleep In The Deep) and several by Biters (including Restless Hearts and Low Lives In Hi Definition from the band's recent debut album Electric Blood). Two versions of the video were made, including a censored version for SFW viewing.

Biters frontman Tuk Smith makes a cameo performance in the video, alongside fellow local musicians from Gunpowder Gray, Vito Romeo and Midnight Larks.

The tune was the fifth single from the Seattle band's "Superunknown" album, which debuted at No. 1 on the US Billboard 200 on its way to selling 5 million copies in the States and 9 million worldwide.

The former Asking Alexandria singer appears in Alleluia: The Devil's Carnival - the second part in The Devil's Carnival series. He plays a character called The Smith, who is one of the so-called 'minions of hell'.

On her thought process for the album, McGregor says: "I drew inspiration from the TV shows True Detective and True Blood and studied the literary works of Tennessee Williams, Carson McMullers and Mark Twain.

Described as "an evocative, Fleetwood Mac-esque reverie steeped in swirling guitar, pulsating grooves, rich vocals and soaring harmonies," Slow Train is the follow-up to February's Live At Rockfield EP.

Summers End co-organiser Stephen Lambe says: "Magic Pie have very reluctantly had to withdraw. We wish the band well in this difficult time, and hope to work with them again very soon.

"However, we're thrilled to announce that their slot closing the festival will be taken by The Enid, who make a very welcome return following their inspirational performance back in 2012.

He tells OverDrive: "It's about time that we get to prove ourselves as Download headliners. But who knows, it that opportunity arises, then we will grab it with both hands and it will be the best show we have ever done, no question."

After the release of The Edges Of Twilight the band found themselves touring with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. Now to commemorate 20 years since the album's release it's been released as a 2CD Deluxe Edition including a remastered version of the original album.

Rubin has most recently been keeping busy as one half of former Blink-182 man Tom DeLonge's outfit Angels & Airwaves. But in The New Regime, he is flying solo and played all the instruments on third album Exhibit B, which was released in March.

According to a press release, the exhibit "explores how rock and roll has shaped the world and inspired some of history's most powerful figures." Nash himself narrates the interactive exhibition that shines a light on his influences, highs and lows of his career and the impact his music has had on the world.

The inspiration stemmed from a lot of what I was dealing with at the time. Myself. I was having battles in my head everyday. I wasn't happy with who I was and I wanted desperately to change.

At the time we started writing this album I had come up with the term "Dream Eater" and it eventually blew up into an entire concept for the record. It involved this creature that was responsible for everything terrible that happened in the world. Wars, famine, natural disasters, terrible emotions, you name it.

The hero in the song "Dream Eater" was given one final choice. Turn around and face his fears, or forever be consumed by the darkness. The fight took place at the edge of his mind where he was surrounded by his memories, good and bad. The beast couldn't get the best of the hero though, and he went on to bathe in the light of his new found accomplishment. His sanity reborn.