Every Time I Die

Goodbyes are never easy, but these were downright brutal.

The metal singer has a helpful message.

Tonight on The Grindhouse, we had new music from Soilwork, Opeth, Every Time I Die and more! Below is the complete playlist of tonight's show.

Tonight on The Grindhouse, we are still giving you a lot of new music since this is a great year for new metal releases.

Every Time I Die's Keith Buckley DJs, and songs from A Day to Remember and Blink-182 appear in the new 'Forza Horizon 3' video game.

Every Time I Die have released 'C++ (Love Will Get You Killed),' the third single off their forthcoming 'Low Teens' record.

Every Time I Die have released 'Glitches' off their forthcoming record, 'Low Teens,' and guitarist Andy Williams made his return to the wrestling ring.

On tonight's edition of The Grindhouse, since they will be in New Orleans at Van's Warped Tour 2016 tomorrow, we played the brand new track from Every Time I Die called 'The Coin Has a Say', from their forthcoming album 'Low Teens'.

Every Time I Die have revealed the details for their eighth studio album along with a music video for the new song 'The Coin Has a Say.'

Every Time I Die guitarist Andy Williams is a big ol' dude. Wrestler Jimmy Havoc made the mistake of baiting Williams for several days over social media, even finding him backstage and also getting in his face just as the band were going up on stage to throw down as ETID always does.

The departure is an amicable one, with Leger choosing to leave ETID in order to focus on his family.

The act of taking a photo of yourself in various places is the norm, but fans of Every Time I Die may want to refrain from doing that onstage.

Every Time I Die's singer/lyricist Keith Buckley will be releasing his first book! It's a semi-autobiographical tale called 'SCALE'. Keep reading for the synopsis.

Fans packed the parking lot of the Nikon Theater at Jones Beach in New York City for an onslaught of sweaty mayhem that concertgoers have come to know and love over the past 20 years.

On this past Sunday night on The Grindhouse, we played new tracks from Every Time I Die (pictured above), Chelsea Grin, Wovenwar (featuring former members of As I Lay Dying), Skyharbor and more.

The first two weeks for July is pretty good for new heavy metal releases. We have been playing a ton of new music on The Grindhouse every Sunday, so here are new releases for this week and the week of July 8th.

The NSFW clip for 'Decayin' With the Boys' adds yet another piece to Every Time I Die's fascinating videography.

Buffalo, NY metallers Every Time I Die are back this year, with a new album titled 'From Parts Unknown', due out July 1st on Epitaph Records. They put out a message on Instagram months back for a video shoot in their hometown, and the song 'Thirst' seems to be part of it because the song clocks in at under 2:00 and says 'To Be Continued' at the end.

Progressive hardcore heroes Every Time I Die have just announced their return to the studio. Continuing the momentum created by 'Ex Lives' in 2012, Every Time I Die look to create their most impressive sounding album yet, and with Converge's Kurt Ballou confirmed to produce the record, expectations for ETID's seventh studio album will be huge.

Every Time I Die were forced to abandon their set mid-performance on April 13 after gunshots were fired during Day One of the JAMboree festival in Toledo, Ohio.