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The Weekly Injection: New Releases From THE HU, MADBALL, and More Out This Week - 7/24

Sophia Sterling
Sophia Sterling
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Collage of album art covers for The Hu, Madball, and Combichrist featured on Metal Injection new release list.

The weekly heavy metal release round-up is here. This July 24 update features a fresh batch of albums to kick off the end of the month. Whether you want industrial textures or raw hardcore, these new records offer plenty of volume.

Leading the list is The Hu with their third record, Hun. They continue to blend traditional Mongolian folk elements with modern metal grooves. It is a sound that has gained a lot of ground over the last decade. Madball also returns with Not Your Kingdom. This release marks their first full-length effort in eight years and introduces new bassist Paul Delaney to the fold.

Fans of industrial sounds should check out The Venom In The Mouth Of God from Combichrist. It provides a sharp mix of electronic beats and aggressive energy. For those who prefer progressive rock, North Sea Echoes has delivered How To Cast A Shadow. This project from Ray Alder and Jim Matheos leans into atmospheric arrangements and steady grooves.

Psychedelic rock enthusiasts have Rezn to watch this week with the release of Cycles in the Infinite Dream. It is a slow-burning record that rewards listeners who stick with its expansive tracks. Finally, a unique collaborative project titled The Transformers Reformatted celebrates the fortieth anniversary of the original film with an all-star cast including members of Death Angel and Unleash The Archers.

These selections are just the surface. You can head over to the full list to see every new arrival hitting streaming services and record store shelves today. Check out the tracks and decide which ones make your rotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which major bands released new albums on July 24?+
The July 24 release list includes new albums from The Hu, Madball, Combichrist, North Sea Echoes, and Rezn.
Who is the new bassist for Madball?+
Paul Delaney is the new bassist for Madball, appearing on their 2026 album Not Your Kingdom.
What is the Transformers Reformatted project?+
It is a collaborative album featuring various artists celebrating the 40th anniversary of the original Transformers animated movie.
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