In this week's Metal File, Chris Harris discusses Amon Amarth's affection with vikings, The Sword's upcoming tour, and more.

Read about how Haste the Day's new album, Dreamer, was almost infused with hip-hop lyrics about breakfast in bed but ended up being their most experimental and creative in this week's Metal File. You can also find news about an E. Town Concrete reunion, a new White Zombie collection, and more.

Chris Harris talks about In This Moment's new album, The Dream, in this week's Metal File, along with news of Dimmu Borgir, Serj Tankian, and Turmoil.

Bleeding Through issue a Declaration about trendy bands in this week's Metal File.

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"In the world we're in now, of — for lack of a better word — a bunch of new-jack bands that are coming out of f---ing left field every day, people are always like, 'You should care about this band,' or, 'This is the next thing.' But I think you should listen to Bleeding Through's Declaration if you want to know where the roots of this type of music come from," he said, although he refused to identify any of these so-called "new-jack" bands.

In this week's Metal File, Chris Harris discusses Cradle of Filth's new concept album of Gilles de Rais, a "15th-century French serial killer, sexual deviant and Satanist." There is also talk of Dillinger Escape Plan and more.

In this week's Metal File, Chris Harris discusses Trivium's change in vocals for their upcoming album, Shogun.

MTV's Metal File has written about Norma Jean's upcoming album, The Anti Mother, including Chino Moreno's (Deftones) guest spot on the track "Surrender Your Sons".

In this week's Metal File, Chris Harris talks about Cryptopsy's reaction to claims of selling out, Zach de la Rocha and Jon Theodore's (ex-The Mars Volta) new project, One Day as a Lion, and more. Read it here.

In this week's Metal File, Gojira talk about their upcoming LP, and Deftones talk about their upcoming album, and more.

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Eros, which could be out before 2008 expires, will, according to [Deftones] bassist Chi Cheng, be "heavy as f--- with a sh--load of groove. ... I always say this sh--, but I truly believe this album to be well worth the wait and appreciate all your support and kind loyalty." ...

This week's Metal File discusses Arch Enemy's new recordings and the growing beef between Dillinger Escape Plan and Disturbed. Oooh-ah-ah-ah-ah!