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The Browning Announces Burn This World [EVOLVED] Pre-Order On Vinyl + Burn This World Tour

November 10, 2025
Artist News

Digital Release Feb. 11th, Vinyl Release Feb. 27th

The Browning continues their next chapter announcing the Burn This World [EVOLVED] Tour plus the Burn This World [EVOLVED] on vinyl now available for pre-order from FiXT.

Burn This World [EVOLVED] is an intense reimagining of the band’s 2011 breakout album completely re-worked from the ground up with the digital release dropping on February 11th and the Vinyl arriving on February 27th.  Along with the album The Browning announced their new Burn This World [EVOLVED] Tour in both the EU and US. They will be joined by Within Destruction, Convictions, and Dead Eyes in the US running from Feb. 12  to Mar 22 and  Stain The Canvas, THE DEFECT, and Heaven.exe in the EU running from April 3 to April 18. Tickets are available here. Fans can pre-order the CD and Vinyl editions now through the FiXT Store with digital pre-orders coming soon.

The album that birthed The Browning’s signature “electronicore” assault: blending rock, metal, hardstyle, trance, and industrial elements with apocalyptic metal intensity, now reaches its ultimate form. Every track has been sharpened, every drop hits harder, and the rave-metal chaos has been elevated to an entirely new dimension. Originally released in 2011, Burn This World marked the arrival of a new sound that fused punishing deathcore with the unrelenting pulse of electronic dance music. With Burn This World [EVOLVED], the album is completely re-recorded, reimagining every detail with modern production power while preserving the raw ferocity that made it a genre-defining release.

Releasing with the pre-order announcement is “Not Alone” [EVOLVED]. Thematically, the track explores alienation, uncertainty, and the idea of collective existential struggle through a brutal soundscape. Sonic chaos fueled by thrashing guitars, hardcore electronic beats, and screaming vocals the single stretches from it’s original 3:31 running time to 4:12 embodying a fully remade and socially explosive transformation that maintains the defiant spirit of the original.

The Browning On Tour
The OMNI USA Tour, ELECTRONICORE 2025 Tour, the Canadian Tour 2025 with Born Of Osiris and Convictions, and the EU SUMMER 2025 Tour are not enough for hardcore genre crushing deviants The Browning.

The Browning joins Born Of Osiris on the Through Shadows USA Tour this fall w/ The Browning, VCTMS, AXTY, and Lost In Separation! Tickets are available here. 

The Browning just announced Brown XMAS 2025 in their hometown of Kansas City.  Tickets are available here. 

“KCMO! BROWN XMAS 2025! Our first holiday show ever feature all our hometown homies in Young Medicine, Conflicts, Lowerheaven, and of course THE DEFECT. We have sold out our last 3 shows in KC so get your tickets early!” – Jonny McBee, The Browning

The Browning also announced they were joining the EVERYTHING IS HEAVIER IN TEXAS! Tour with Upon A Burning Body and Lockjaw, running from Dec. 4th through Dec. 14th. Tickets are available here.

“Texas we coming for you this December for Upon a Burning Body’s annual Texas takeover alongside Lockjaw! Let’s party!” – Jonny McBee, The Browning

The Browning announced the Burn This World [EVOLVED] Tour in both the EU and US. They will be joined by Within Destruction, Convictions, and Dead Eyes in the US running from Feb. 12  to Mar 22 and  Stain The Canvas, THE DEFECT, and Heaven.exe in the EU running from April 3 to April 18. Tickets are available here. 

Purchase/Stream:
https://link.fixtmusic.com/NotAlone_EVO

“The OSRS MAX Collection is live! To celebrating my life goal (started in 2001) of hitting max stats on Old School RuneScape, we created this sick merch drop for you with my favorite bosses in the game.” – Jonny McBee


Check it out here!
Art by Pzychopart

Daedric Joins The Birthday Massacre on the Dark Winter Tour in February 2026

November 7, 2025
Artist News

With her dark, cinematic sound and commanding stage presence, Daedric continues to carve out a place in the modern rock and metal scene. Catch Daedric on the Dark Winter Tour supporting The Birthday Massacre in February 2026.

Purchase Tickets:
https://thebirthdaymassacre.com/

Watch The “The Other Terror” Official Music Video

Check out “The Other Terror” a late addition that became the perfect album opener for their sophomore album As The Light Left. 

Celldweller Releases End Of An Empire On Vinyl For 10 Year Anniversary, Pre-Order Now!

November 6, 2025
Artist News, Artist Press
Celldweller

Marking a milestone in Celldweller’s legacy, the End of an Empire Anniversary Edition celebrates one of Klayton’s most ambitious and cinematic albums with a lavish new vinyl release. Originally unleashed to fans in a series of captivating “chapters,” End of an Empire fused crushing electronic rock, orchestral grandeur, and immersive world-building into an experience that pushed the boundaries of the Celldweller sound. Now, years later, this 10th anniversary pressing invites listeners to rediscover the album’s sprawling narrative and genre-blending energy in a way that feels both nostalgic and brand new.

Every element of this edition has been redesigned from the ground up, resulting in a stunning, colorful package that’s as much a visual feast as it is a listening experience. Pressed on two gorgeous neon pink & neon green with black splatter vinyl discs, the set offers collectors and audiophiles alike a bold, high-quality presentation worthy of the album’s scope.

Inside, fans will also find a massive 24×36 double-sided poster—on one side, striking new artwork inspired by the album’s iconic imagery, and on the reverse, original art paired with the complete lyrics, making it perfect for display or deep listening sessions. Whether you’ve been following Celldweller since the beginning or are discovering End of an Empire for the first time, this anniversary edition delivers an immersive journey through one of the most defining works in the project’s history.

A must-have for collectors, vinyl enthusiasts, and fans of epic, cinematic rock-electronica, the End of an Empire Anniversary 2LP Vinyl is more than a reissue—it’s a celebration of a landmark album that continues to inspire and electrify listeners worldwide.

Pre-Order Now:
https://fixtstore.com/collections/eoae-anniversary-edition

Celldweller Teams Up With SWARM & REEBZ In Apocalyptic New Single “Fakebreaker”

October 29, 2025
Artist News, Artist Press
Celldweller

From Upcoming God Mode EP

Celldweller has announced “Fakebreaker,” as the first new vocal single from his recently completed Detroit studio, from the upcoming gaming-inspired Celldweller EP, God Mode.  An apocalyptic assault created alongside dark bass powerhouse SWARM and UK electronic-metal artist/vocalist REEBZ, “Fakebreaker” is accompanied with an adrenaline fueled music video, delivering chaos, intensity, and merciless energy, out now across all platforms from FiXT.

The single opens with tense, cinematic synths before erupting into a powerful blend of industrial metal riffs, heavy midtempo drops, and driving electronic bass. Dark atmospheres collide with fierce vocals, crushing drums, and cybernetic textures, creating a high-energy immersive soundscape.

This is Celldweller at his most relentless, cinematic, and devastating, a high-octane return proving that even after years away, he remains a pioneer of electronic-rock, industrial metal, and dystopian soundscapes.

“A 303 acid bassline and a breakbeat. This was a demo for my project FreqGen, and from these humble beginnings while simultaneously completing the build of my new studio, “Fakebreaker” developed into a monster. During the process I hit up my friend REEBZ to see if she wanted to throw vocals over the FreqGen demo, and when I got them back knew instantly it needed to become a full blown Celldweller track. Being a SWARM fan, he instantly came to mind when thinking about how to make this track even bigger and better. The combination of the 3 of us was the perfect storm to bring this track to God Mode level.” – Klayton (Celldweller)

“I love Celldweller, and I love video games. When I was asked to work on a song that had both in common, it was the quickest “yes” that has ever left my lips. It turned out to be such a cool fusion of retro-tinged electronic music & heavy rock, and Reebz’ vocals gave it such a fresh feel. I had such a blast making it with such talented people!” – SWARM

“Both Celldweller and SWARM have always been great inspirations to me musically, and I was so excited to collaborate with them on our new song Fakebreaker!  It was so much fun getting to record a range of both heavy and melodic vocals to add to the awesome high-energy vibe of the track. I was absolutely stoked with how it all turned out!” – REEBZ

The music video plunges viewers into a dark, ominous cyberpunk world, playing out like a side-scroller featuring Klayton (Celldweller) and REEBZ navigating a high-stakes, video game-inspired dystopia. The project marks Celldweller’s first live-action music video in over eight years. Its intense, cinematic visuals amplify the track’s sense of chaos and rebellion, making the full experience both audibly and visually destructive.

Purchase/Stream:
https://link.fixtmusic.com/Fakebreaker

Halloween Traditions with FiXT President James Rhodes

October 28, 2025
Label News
FiXT Music, Label News

Running a label like FiXT might keep President James Rhodes busy year-round, but when October rolls around, it’s all about family, fun, and spooky traditions. From pumpkin carving to movie nights, James takes Halloween as a chance to slow down, enjoy the season, and make memories with his loved ones. We caught up with him to talk about how he celebrates, what movies make the annual watch list, and the family traditions that keep the spirit of Halloween alive.

James, what’s your favorite Halloween tradition with your family?

We decorate the house with a spread of Halloween items but my favorite tradition is everyone in the family doing pumpkin carving each year. And I highly recommend https://www.zombiepumpkins.com/ for great patterns!  We take photos of our creations each year. Here are a few of my favorites over the years:

Do you and your family go all out for costumes, or keep it simple?

When our kids were littler we took them trick or treating each year and made sure they had exciting costumes (Godzilla, Chewbacca, Bee, Parrot, Pirate, Dorothy, Chicken in a Suit, Sia, a Tootsie Roll, and many more!) as well as us trying to dress up and do something fun too – from Negan from The Walking Dead to Mario, Zelda, Tony Stark (Iron Man), a Mummy or even Rowsdower from the amazing MST3K film episode for The Final Sacrifice!

When you were a kid, what was your favorite Halloween costume or memory that you still think about today?

The biggest part of Halloween as a kid was just scoring a ton of candy!

What Halloween movie is a must-watch for your family every year?

Our biggest Halloween must-watch tradition is the Halloween is Grinch Night (1977) animated film from Dr. Seuss which you can watch in full on YouTube here:

Are you more into fun, lighthearted classics (Hocus Pocus, The Great Pumpkin) or spooky/scary films?

We’re a bit more into lighthearted classics as a family but we do enjoy some scarier films too. Some family favorites we watch each year include: Ghostbusters, Hocus Pocus, Poltergeist, as well as getting little into some of The Conjuring movies.

If you could pick one Halloween movie that perfectly sums up your family’s Halloween vibe, what would it be?

Ghostbusters – a good mixture of fun and comedy mixed with scary!

Do you and your family carve pumpkins together? Classic faces or creative designs?

Yep – here’s more photos of some we’ve done:


Halloween With Klayton (Celldweller) Fun & Family Edition

October 28, 2025
Artist News, Artist Press, Label News
FiXT Music, Label News

As the crisp autumn air rolls in and the shadows grow longer, Halloween arrives: a night of eerie thrills, candy-fueled chaos, and the perfect soundtrack for the macabre. Few artists embody cinematic darkness and futuristic dread like Klayton, the mind behind Celldweller. From crafting industrial soundscapes to building entire story worlds through music, Klayton’s work has always thrived on atmosphere. This Halloween, we dove into both his family traditions and his musical inspirations for the season.

The result? A glimpse into the mind of a producer who balances high-tech horror, childhood nostalgia, and the chaos of candy duty.

Alright Klayton, real talk: do you get more excited about the tricks or the treats? (And yes, handing out candy counts.)

Definitely the treats.

In your house, does Halloween involve full-on decorating and themed playlists, or is it more “survive the sugar rush” with the kids?

There’s definitely a sugar rush aspect, which we try to keep under control as much as possible but it’s more about the kids picking out their  fav video game character costumes to run around in. 

If your studio became a haunted house for the night, which of your tracks would play in each room to terrify visitors in the right way?

Well my covers of John Carpenter’s “Halloween” & Charlie Clouser’s “Hello Zep” from the Saw franchise are good starts. “When Your Walls Fall” is sufficiently creepy. I’ve done quite a bit of stuff for my FreqGen project that are soundscapes that would be perfect to bring that “Someone’s going to jump out and eat my brains” vibe. 

Childhood flashback: what was your Halloween costume back then — and what would “Klayton in 2025” wear if you could go all out?

As a kid it was the cheapest stuff my parents could afford, so way less about who i was and more about being fortunate to have a costume at all. When I could choose, it was always Frankenstein’s monster, The Mummy, Dracula… The classic horror Monsters. I feel like in 2025 I’m always  in my Halloween costume 24/7/365 🙂

Family edition: do your kids get involved in your music projects for Halloween, or do they just claim the candy?

When candy is involved, everything else goes to the wayside (including music  – lol)

If you had to pick a monster to represent your music style — industrial, cinematic, and futuristic — what would it be? And what would its theme song sound like?

A Xenomorph embodies most of those elements for me. Again, “When Your Walls Fall” feels like a good theme song for an Alien stalking a Colonial Marine.

Halloween nostalgia check: is there a song, movie, or candy that instantly puts you in the spooky mood every year?

I really tied Flatliners to Halloween. The opening creepy choirs and Kiefer Sutherland’s opening line “Today is a good day to die…” just brings back all the Halloween feels. PS can never go wrong with a Reese’s product. Just sayin’ 🙂

Halloween nostalgia check: is there a song, movie, or candy that Build your ultimate “Celldweller Halloween Mix” — three tracks, any artist (including yourself), that absolutely have to be on it.

Ghostbusters. I mean really – who ARE you gonna call??

In the 80s, before the controversy it was Michael Jackson’s Thriller

Halloween – John Carpenter

You covered John Carpenter’s “Halloween Theme” – How did that come together?

Pretty quickly. Most times it takes me a while to bring a track into focus but that one was such a classic – I just heard immediately what I could do. I wanted to respect the track and at the same time bring my sound to it. I did that so long ago that if I were to do it again now, it would probably sound completely different. For me it captured a moment in time and I’m glad people still rock out to it.

Bonus fun: describe your ideal Halloween night in one sentence. Candy, chaos, synths, or all of the above?

Pretty quickly. Most times it takes me a while to bring a track into focus but that one was such a classic – I just heard immediately what I could do. I wanted to respect the track and at the There was a time when it would have been “Watching Flatliners with a bag full of Reese’s sticks in my hand.” Now it’s “Trying to stay awake through “The Nightmare Before Christmas” while my kids down handfuls of candy while jumping on my head.” Good times. 🙂

Halloween isn’t just about scares: it’s about creativity, storytelling, and shared experiences. Through the lens of Celldweller, it becomes a celebration of cinematic horror, musical innovation, and even the mundane chaos of family life. Whether Klayton is crafting a synth-laden soundtrack or making sure the little ones get their candy fix, it’s clear that the dark, inventive spirit of Halloween is alive in both his music and his home.


Halloween Birthday Boy Q&A with ENMY’s Brady Reis

October 28, 2025
Artist News, Label News
ENMY, FiXT Music, Label News

Happy Birthday Brady Reis!

Most people get cake and balloons on their birthday. Brady Reis of ENMY gets pumpkins, ghosts, costumes, and a nation-wide excuse for candy overload. That’s right, ENMY’s lead singer was born on Halloween, making him the ultimate “Halloween Birthday Boy.” While fans are out trick-or-treating, Brady’s celebrating with his own brand of spooky fun (and probably some extra candy). We sat down with him to talk about what it’s like sharing your birthday with one of the world’s most haunted holidays and of course — which bandmate would survive a horror movie.

Born on Halloween — do you ever feel like you won the birthday lottery, or is it tough competing with ghosts, goblins, and candy for attention?

A Halloween birthday definitely beats a Christmas birthday! All ghosts, goblins, and candy are welcome at my party. I enjoy when I have birthday parties that people come dressed up in their costumes, it definitely puts a twist on things. Actually, when I was born my god parents showed up in their Tarzan and Jane outfits.

Growing up, were your birthday parties just regular birthdays with cake, or full-on Halloween costume parties?

I’ve got at least one picture of a birthday party that my mom took of a bunch of kids in the basement dressed up. All of the food was Halloween themed and we played games where you’d stick your hand into a box to guess what the item was. Spaghetti or worms, jello or brains, all that good stuff haha. I remember playing pin the head on the Skelton as well. My mom was always super crafty so she would make custom cakes for me and my siblings, mine were just a little cooler, Frankenstein heads, cemeteries, etc. 🤘🏼

Be honest: Do people ever forget to say “Happy Birthday” because they’re too busy saying “Trick or Treat”?

If I’m out with other people I accept trick or treat greetings but if I have friends around, they’re quick to inform anyone that it’s also my birthday, so shout out to them!

Trick-or-Treat time: which bandmate is most likely to hog the candy, and which one’s brave enough to go for the scary houses?

I’m probably the one who’s most likely to hog the candy, sticking a few extras in my pocket. I’m a big fan of KitKats, 100 Grand, Rolos, Snickers, Oreos and if there’s a spooky house that I know has the giant candy bars you better believe I’m goin in!

Do you think being a Halloween baby makes you naturally drawn to the darker side of music?

I’m not sure but I’ve always been curious about that! I will say growing up I was never a fan of “The Monster Mash” whether it was because of the goofy style of it or the Frankenstein sound clips added to it, something just always rubbed me the wrong way haha. Put on some Alakline Trio, Misfits, or Type O Negative and I’ll be much happier!

What’s your go-to Halloween movie, and does it double as a birthday tradition?

I don’t really have much of a tradition when it comes to my birthday but over the years my close friends usually invite me over to watch b-side horror movies (the worse the better) or standards like Return of the living dead, Phantasm, Poltergeist.

If you had to dress up as another rock singer for Halloween, who would it be and why?

The first that comes to mind is Freddie Mercury just because his outfits are iconic, or a Justin Hawkins (The Darkness)  jumpsuit maybe?

On a scale of 1 to “haunted house,” how spooky do you think ENMY could get if you leaned into the Halloween vibes for a show?

I think we could lean into it pretty hard, especially with some of the interludes between songs, pulling clips from different movies or having sections that are homages to horror movie themes. I’m just imagining having our local venue decked out in Halloween decorations, coffins and skeletons, steaming cauldrons with signature drinks, that’s not a bad idea!

And finally — it’s your birthday wish! If you could summon one thing from the Halloween spirits for ENMY’s future, what would it be?

I think playing with Rammstein, Avenged Sevenfold, or Ghost would be high on the list but if not those, I’d say playing more festivals like Louder Than Life. I don’t know… Welcome to Rockville or Shiprocked?

As the candles flicker and shadows dance, Brady Reis reigns supreme as ENMY’s official Halloween Birthday Boy. Beware, fans: behind the cake and confetti lurk tricks, treats, and maybe a few eerie surprises in ENMY’s next moves. After all, not every frontman can claim to celebrate their birthday while keeping an eye out for ghosts… and still shred like a monster on stage.


Travis Brockett’s Favorite List of Halloween Movies to Haunt You With

October 27, 2025
Label News
FiXT Music, Label News

Step inside if you dare, beyond the cobwebbed doors of Travis Brockett’s House of Horror lies a movie marathon dripping with terror, suspense, and just enough campy gore to make you laugh while you scream. Travis’s favorite list of Halloween movies is here, the kind of films that creep into your brain, crawl under your skin, and make you question whether that shadow in the corner is really just your jacket.

These aren’t just casual “pop some popcorn and forget it” picks, these are movies designed to haunt, to thrill, and to keep the lights on long after the credits roll. Whether you’re a horror connoisseur or a seasonal dabbler, Travis’s favorite fright flicks will guarantee your October nights are filled with chills, thrills, and maybe a nervous glance over your shoulder.

So grab your candy stash, lock the doors, and prepare to be pleasantly unsettled.

Which timeless horror movies never fail to give you chills?

I am a diehard fan of the A Nightmare on Elm Street movies. The first one was one of the first horror movies I watched as a child and it scared the hell out of me. I know a lot of people think they start to fall apart as they go on but I love the whole series.

What newer horror films have earned a permanent spot in your Halloween rotation?

I think in very recent memory, movies like Weapons, Sinners, Bring Her Back, and Speak No Evil (Foreign – 2022) all have locked in a place for me.

Which slasher or “body count” films are your guilty pleasures to watch every Halloween?

I am a huge fan of the Scream franchise as I really think it brought slashers “back from the dead.” I enjoy the Child’s Play universe and of more recent movies, the Terrifier movies are really enjoyable.

What films with ghosts, demons, or curses get you every time?

Drag Me to Hell is probably one of my favorites in the supernatural genre. I love Sam Raimi and this one was just so good. When Evil Lurks is a recent one that is just flat out scary and has some of the best horror scenes I have seen in the last few years.

Which over-the-top, self-aware horror movies do you love for the laughs (and screams)?

I loved Cabin in the Woods because going in, you thought you were just getting another Evil I don’t think you can talk about laughs with horror without talking about Shaun of the Dead. That is an all-time favorite. I also really enjoyed the Happy Death Day movies as well because they had the comedic bit of Groundhog Day.

Which movies mix scares with humor in the most perfect way?

I don’t think you can talk about laughs with horror without talking about Shaun of the Dead. That is an all-time favorite. I also really enjoyed the Happy Death Day movies as well because they had the comedic bit of Groundhog Day.

Which Halloween movie do you always watch, year after year, no matter what?

I have two that come to mind. I always watch Killer Klowns from Outer Space. It has been a favorite ever since I was a kid. The other would be Halloween 3: Season of the Witch. This movie got a lot of flack, mostly because Michael Myers isn’t in it. But I just love the movie.


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