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musicMonday, October 5, 2026

Eurovision Asia and Godflesh lead the day

Today's music news splits between a major new international competition and a deep dive into industrial metal's origins. Thailand gets its Eurovision Asia representative while Pitchfork revisits Godflesh's mechanized pain. A handful of album announcements and retrospectives fill out the rest of the day.

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Competition and legacy

Two stories stand apart from the usual album cycle: one looks forward to a new stage, the other back at a foundational sound.

#02pitchfork.comOct 5
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Godflesh: Decay

Pitchfork's review of Godflesh's 'Decay' is framed around Justin Broadrick's origin story, wanting a 'repulsive,' mechanized sound from his Birmingham roots. It's less a track-by-track and more a thesis on why industrial metal still matters.

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New releases

A few notable album announcements and retrospectives landed today, each with its own angle.

#04www.metalglory.comOct 5
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news. Nihilus released new album „Borealis“

Nihilus, a technical death metal band from Bangalore, dropped 'Borealis' today. The album pushes extreme music further, continuing a strong run for Indian metal on the global stage.

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