There are only three days left until Demon Hunter's new DVD, "45 Days," comes out. The three-disc package features a documentary, live footage and a CD of music from the film. To further whet your appetite, here's an exclusive preview. Click "more" to watch. Read more...

On November 24, Underoath will release the deluxe edition of their new album Lost in the Sound of Separation, which originally came out September 2. The new version features the original CD, a 40 plus-minute DVD about the making of the record, a 56 page black cloth covered book, two sawblade die-cut 10-inch vinyl LPs, a deluxe four-fold box to hold it all and autographs by everyone in the band.

Click "more" to see something that's not included with the package -- two video interview snippets shot by the band specifically for HeadbangersBlog.com. And watch 'em again on  "Headbangers Ball," which airs Saturday from 2 a.m. to 2 p.m. on MTV2. Read more...

Here's Underoath guitarist Tim McTague talking about the band's new video for "Desperate Times, Desperate Measures." The track comes from their new album Lost in the Sound of Separation, which comes out September 2. Click "more" to read Tim's comment and watch the new video, which debuts on air on Saturday's "Headbangers Ball."
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Hmmm, a Christian metal band that's obsessed with the tales of mobster Ma Barker, the matriarch the Barker/Karpis gang, which perpetrated acts of thievery and mayhem across the Midwest during the Great Depression. Go, on...Maylene and the Sons of Disaster aren't your normal lovers of God and government, reports MTV.com's "Metal File." Their entire second album, the conceptual, II, is a chronicle of Barker and her cuddly family shooting and blasting their way from town to town, and the album art even recreates the final gun battle that claimed her life. So, what's Godly about that? Well, frontman Dallas Taylor (ex-Underoath) claims Maylene and the Sons of Disaster are approaching the violence and carnage from the perspective of good Christians."We have a concept to our band that's really strange for Christians to grasp sometimes, because it's based on Ma Barker and her sons. It's basically us playing the roles of the sons, and our take on the whole thing is, if you live a life of wrongdoing and of hurting people, it's going to come back around on you - kind of like divine justice," Taylor told MTVnews. "This album's about the downfall of the family - about them coming to their deaths, and them narrating their own deaths."Interesting idea, and they've got some killer videos. Check out "Gusty Like the Wind":