Mastodon Mark a New Era With 'Marrow Deep' and a Josh Homme Feature

Mastodon have officially announced their ninth studio album, 'Marrow Deep', and shared the blistering new single 'Snakes For Dinner' featuring Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme. The album is set for release on August 28 via Loma Vista Recordings, according to Maximum Volume Music. It marks the band's first full-length since the death of founding guitarist and vocalist Brent Hinds, as Loaded Radio reported.

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"Mastodon begin a powerful new chapter with Marrow Deep and Josh Homme collaboration."

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The collaboration with Homme adds a notable guest presence to the record. Theprp.com noted that the band debuted a video for the track alongside the announcement, giving fans a first listen to the new material.

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"A bold new chapter."

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'Snakes For Dinner' arrives as the first taste of what Mastodon have crafted in the wake of Hinds' passing, a period that has seen the progressive metal group reconfigure their lineup and creative process. Metal Addicts reported that the album was officially announced as the long-awaited follow-up to their 2021 work, while Metal Planet Music confirmed the August 28 date.

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Pre-orders and pre-saves for 'Marrow Deep' are now live, according to Maximum Volume Music, as Mastodon usher in this new phase with a collaborator from the upper echelons of rock. The single and its accompanying video are available now across streaming platforms.