The Spanish shred-factory that is Andrenalized are allowing fans to stream a track from their forthcoming album, Operation Exodus. The tune chosen to tease the new release goes by the name “Operation Exodus: Part Two” and, true to form, is chocked full of phat riffage, soaring vocal melodies, and drum tracks that are best described as muy rapido. 

Operation Exodus is scheduled for release on La Agonia De Vivir Records on January 31, 2019.

If you can’t wait that long, check out “Operation Exodus: Part Two” below.

New Jersey-based post-hardcore group Senses Fail have announced that they will be changing some of the lyrics to their debut EP, From the Depths of Dreams. The decision was made after the band’s vocalist raised issues with some of the lyrical content via the official Senses Fail Twitter account:

Thinking of changing the lyrics to Hand Guns as not to include the word “whore” what are the general thoughts about that?

— Senses Fail (@SensesFail) December 10, 2018

Later, the band announced that they would be altering another classic track from their catalogue, “Bastard Son”:

Also in re-recording Bastard Son we’re going to take the word “bitch” out of the chorus.

— Senses Fail (@SensesFail) December 10, 2018

To justify the decision, the band then stated the following:

no one told me to not say “whore” in a song but as a 34 year old adult, using the word “whore” in a song makes me feel like a loser and I don’t want to physically have to do it. It’s not preserving anything other than prolonging the fact I was a 17 year old loser for writing it. https://t.co/c4F5zfDZlq

— Senses Fail (@SensesFail) December 11, 2018

if something can be changed to hopefully not make someone feel like shit why not choose the thing that doesn’t hurt someone? Being anti PC is such a triggered response. You’re triggered in the same way you’re upset at other people for being triggered. https://t.co/15CE3FWrM3

— Senses Fail (@SensesFail) December 11, 2018

However, many fans were not impressed with the decision by an artist to change their own artwork…

@SensesFail hey buddy, is there an actual reason you're being such a retarded asshole to your fans who are rightfully upset that you're rewriting music that they grew up with? You're a self righteous piece of shit and meeting you was one of the worst experiences of my life

— TheBeefCakeRabbid (@BeefCakeRabbid) December 14, 2018

For now, there is no indication when the rerecording of From the Depths of Dreams will be released but from it was stated on the band’s Twitter account that only the drums need to be put down at this point. The previous record from Senses Fail was the 2018 full-length, If There Is Light, It Will Find You.

As many of you will already know, melodic punk stalwarts Bad Religion have a new record on the way. We reported as such in November. At the time, however, we were given no indication what the time frame would be for the release.

It has since emerged that the legendary group will make an official announcement about when the album will be released in January 2019. The band’s guitarist, Brett Gurewitz, announced the announcement to LA radio station KROQ last week. The title of the record is unknown for now but it is expected to feature recent single “My Sanity”.

The release will be the 17th album by Bad Religion and their first full-length effort with guitarist Mike Dimkich from The Cult and drummer Jamie Miller of …And you will know us by the trail of dead.

The previous release from Bad Religion 2013’s True North. 

(Edit: “Previous original release”.)