American Head Charge Vocalist and Co-Founder Cameron Heacock Profiled on Soft White Underbelly About Being Homeless on Los Angeles’ Skid Row

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American Head Charge’s vocalist and co-founder Cameron Heacock has been profiled on the award winning YouTube channel/photobook series Soft White Underbelly about his curent situation, homeless and dealing with drug additiction on skid row in Downtown Los Angeles. The interview is a harrowing glimpse into his life after music, as well as his entire life story and the career of AHC, once rising rock stars and proteges of System of A Down and their first producer, Rick Rubin. The band had as many tragedies as they did triumphs, releasing four albums, and EP and a DVD from 1999, including 2001’s The War of Art (American Recordings) and 2005 The Feeding (DRT Entertainment) with the hit singles “Loyalty” and “Cowards” – the entrance music for former UFC champion Chuck Liddell. The band has claimed they never saw a cent of royalties from this album. Their final album was Tango Umbrella for Napalm Records in 2016. They performed on Ozzfest 2001, and would open for SOAD, Slayer, Slipknot, Marylin Manson, Kittie, Muidvayne, Life of Agony, Biohazard, and many more. But the band had as many lows with several breakups, reformations, and drug rehab stints, the death of former guitarist Bryan Ottosen on tour in 2005, and the death of bassist and co-founder Chad Hanks in 2017 of a terminal illness. Continue reading →


GIVEAWAY: Win Tickets to See God Forbid Play 20 Years Of “Constitution Of Treason” in Brooklyn

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God Forbid is playing just three more shows in 2025! You can win a pair of tickets to their only headline show in December at The Brooklyn Monarch, here at Ghost Cult! The band is celebrating 20 years of their “Constitution Of Treason” album and the show also features Darkest Hour, Bleeding Through, with Nora, and takes place Sunday Dec 14th, 2025, at 8pm! This is also a rare, all-ages show for the band!

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FEATURE: Who Would Step In for Peter Steele for a Theoretical Type O Negative Tribute Concert?

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Ghost Cult scribe Wil Cifer ponders the previously unthinkable – what if there was a Type o Negative tribute concert to the late Peter Steele and to the bands’ legacy? Who would be able to fill those massive shoes and do proper justice to The Green Man, we all love so dearly. This is speculative and just a bit of playful, educated spell casting, nothing more. Peter is irreplacaeble, and we know that.  

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CONCERT REVIEW: Stone Temple Pilots – The Toadies Live at Concrete Street Amphitheater

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Stone Temple Pilots absolutely lit up Concrete Street Amphitheater on November 6, 2025, and man… what a night. The last time I saw them was way back in 1993 at the old Memorial Coliseum (RIP to that legendary building). I still remember being completely floored by the power of their sound—like they punched a hole straight through my teenage brain and rewired it with pure rock.

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PODCAST: The Glacially Cult Crossover #7 – David Gilmour “The Luck and Strange Concerts” Review

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Nik, Don and Keefy take on the new David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) live album “The Luck And Strange Concerts” live album boxed set!

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Testament’s “Souls Of Black” is Getting a Reissue on Vinyl and Cassette

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Bay Area thrash legends Testament’s will get a new vinyl and cassette pressing of of their 1990 album Souls Of Black, which orignally released via Atlantic Records/ Megaforce Records. The album was part of Testament’s early run of second wave thrash classics. The repress is set to arrive March 6th, 2026 via Nuclear Blast Records. The vinyl will come on red with black splatter, while the cassette will be issued on red plastic with black print. Pre-orders are live at the link below. Testament recent released their new album, Parabellum. Continue reading →


CONCERT REVIEW: Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening Live at Wind Creek Casino 

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“And…..if you…..feel…..” that you can’t get enough of the bliss and light that the legacy of Led Zeppelin brings to all of our hearts, minds and souls, then look no further. Jason Bonham and his JBLZE have been on a mission to bring that experience to various cities. Tonight they symbolically charted their zeppelin blimps over the Wind Creek Casino to celebrate 50 years of Physical Graffiti (Atlantic Records, 1975). And in doing so, sparking memories for those remembered where they were when it came out, or for those turned on to it by older boomer siblings later on, all the newbies would be veterans after tonight! Continue reading →


Kami Kehoe Shares Her New Single “Fade Out”

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Alt-rock artist, Kami Kehoe, has just unleashed her new single, “Fade Out,” via Atlantic Records, Coup D’Etat Recordings and 10K Projects. It follows in the wake of her largest tour to date, opening for rock Daughtry, Seether, and POD. Catch the new track and more from Kami in the article on below.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Night Resident – Total Obscurity

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Total Obscurity is the third album from the Greek proto-Metal band Night Resident. They flirt with a similar brand of saccharine melodies to offset the rock edge. The double-tracked vocal harmonies are effective at times; for every song, they create a uniformity to their sound that is hard to shake, but first, let’s clear the air about something: these guys are marketed as being a “dark” rock band. As someone whose name is associated with being a purveyor of dark music, it would be a betrayal of trust for me to say anything that implies there is anything dark going on here.Continue reading →


The Vega Vault Project Share a New Video for Alan Vega’s “Ice Drummer” – Album Reissues Coming Soon

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The Vega Vault Project and Sacred Bones Records have announced the reissues of the late Alan Vega’s 1980, debut, S/T solo album, and its follow up, Collision Drive. A video for the newly remastered version of “Ice Drummer” has also been released, along with the remastered single, “Outlaw.” Check them out below and read more.
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Worm Drop Their Single and Video for “Necropalace” – New Album Coming Soon

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Four years after their last full-length, Foreverglade, Worm are returning with their next studio album Necropalace. The project’s first release with Century Media Records, featuring a guest appearance from Marty Friedman, it is due out February 13th, 2026. The title track has just been unleashed as a single, along with their inaugural music video. Watch it below and read more.
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Volumes Share Their Single and Video “Bad Habit” – New Album Coming Soon

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Los Angeles quartet, Volumes, recently announced their fifth album, Mirror Touch, will be digitally released on December 12, via Fearless Records. Physical copies arrive on February 27. The band have now shared the new single, “Bad Habit.” Watch the video for the new track in the article below.
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