New York City Death Metal artist, concert promoter, and scene legend Jeovanny Ulises Estrella has died. His family shared the news on social media that he passed on October 30th, following an outpouring of love and support from friends and peers. He passed away after a brief illness at age 50. Jeo was born in the Dominican Republic, came to America, and became a fixture in the New York Death Metal and Hardcore scenes as a young man, playing in countless killer bands and booking shows with his Means 4 War Records and Bookings agency. Without him, tons of international, national, and local extreme metal bands would never have played a gig in the Tri-State area. An accomplished and respected touring guitarist and drummer in Death Metal, most recently with Trez Muertoz, who released their TxMx EP in 2025, but also for past projects such as Demized, Reborn From Chaos, Dead Season, Demigods, Diminished, From Beyond, and many more. He also owned an apparel company. One of the last things he did was help form the Uptown Rumble exhibition with The Bronx Historical Society. Jeo was also a passionate member of the NYDM club and extremely dedicated to his family, which suffered the tragic loss of one of his twin sons, Jeovanny Jr., just over one year ago in September of 2025. Services will take place at Ortiz Funeral Home in the Bronx, New York, on November 4th, 2026. Details can be found below. RIP.
Faith No More Adds Trey Spruance (Mr. Bungle) On Guitar for 2027, Replacing Jon Hudson
Faith No More shared an update on their socials today, announcing the lineup for 2027. New is guitarist Trey Spruance, bandmate of Mike Patton’s Mr. Bungle, the original replacement for Jim Martin from 1993 to 1995. Spruance performed one album with FMN, 1995’s cult classic King For a Day… Fool For A Lifetime (Slash/Reprise/Warner Music). Notably absent from the photo is Jon Hudon, who replaced Spruance and, up to now, has been the guitarist for all band reunion tours and music from 2009-2021. He was also in the band previous to the first breakup, from 1996 to 1998, and performed on Album of the Year in 1997 (also Slash/Reprise/Warner Music). All Faith No More 2027 tour dates and festivals are listed below.
Fear Factory Shares a New Single and Video for “Detonizer” – New Album Coming in 2027
For over three decades, industrial metal pioneers Fear Factory have explored the friction between man and machine, tracing the rise of artificial intelligence and humanity’s loss of control over its own creations. Today, the band announces the next evolution in their cybernetic journey with their eleventh studio album, Roboticist, arriving April 9, 2027 via Nuclear Blast Records.
Death is no longer the end. The machine no longer needs humanity; it inherits the future.
The band has shared their new music video for their new single ”Detonizer” – which you can watch:
Dothe (Unmother) Share Their Single and Video “Seppuku” – New EP Incoming

London-based blackened post-metal outfit, Dothe (pronounced do-thay), have dropped their first single, “Seppuku,” with an official video. The track marks the announcement of their self-titled debut EP, due out on November 20th. Watch it below and find out more.
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