Bullet for My Valentine have released a new video for "Over It," which is taken off of the band's sixth studio album, Gravity, due out on June 29.

Bullet for My Valentine have released a new video for "Over It," which is taken off of the band's sixth studio album, Gravity, due out on June 29.

Directed by Stuart T. Birchall of Numinous Pictures, the new clip features the band performing the track in a dimly little room interspersed with shots of a beautiful woman slowly descending into madness, ending with her peeling her own skin off of her face.

Gravity will be issued through Search And Destroy, the imprint launched in 2014 by Spinefarm and international artist management company Raw Power Management.

"This is me pouring my heart out into song," singer Matt Tuck says. "It's all about that journey. I picked up my guitar, even though I didn't really want to, and it's like I couldn't stop it, like I couldn't fight it. Something boldly experimental can't be done on a whim, we had to be comfortable and eventually we got there."

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R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe and Bruce Springsteen joined Patti Smith at the world premiere of her new concert film, Horses: Patti Smith and Her Band in New York City on Monday. Springsteen and Stipe joined Smith for a surprise mini-concert at the Beacon Theater.

R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe and Bruce Springsteen joined Patti Smith at the world premiere of her new concert film, Horses: Patti Smith and Her Band in New York City on Monday.

Springsteen and Stipe joined Smith for a surprise mini-concert at the Beacon Theater, following the screening.

Smith and Springsteen performed "Because the Night," a song they both recorded in 1978. Stipe then joined them for Smith's 1988 anthem "People Have the Power."

Horses: Patti Smith and Her Band chronicles two Los Angeles dates of Patti's tour where the punk-rock poet played her landmark 1975 debut in full.

The concert film, which was shot over two nights in January 2016 at the Wiltern in Los Angeles, will be available on Apple Music from May 22.

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Legendary Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi recently paid tribute to the band's late keyboardist Geoff Nicholls during a charity fundraiser at the Opus Restaurant in Birmingham.

Legendary Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi recently paid tribute to the band's late keyboardist Geoff Nicholls during a charity fundraiser at the Opus Restaurant in Birmingham.

Iommi hosted the charity lunch to raise funds for Ward 19, the dedicated cancer ward at Heartlands Hospital, where Nicholls was treated.

The touring career of Sabbath came to an end on February 4, 2017 with the last date of their "The End" tour in their native Birmingham, U.K.

When asked by host Gary Newborn if Black Sabbath would ever perform together again, Iommi replied: "It's highly unlikely, but we may. You can never say never, because we've done it [before] ... So many times. I would hope we could do some one-offs, but we'll never tour the world again as we did, because it is really exhausting."

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