The Cruel Intentions Set Release Date for New Music

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The Cruel Intentions recently announced the release date of their upcoming album, “All Hail Hypocrisy,” through Indie Recordings on May 29th, 2026. Fans of the band can look forward to the new album coming out this spring. This will mark their third album release, and it will be available in CD, Vinyl, and Digital formats.

Metal Sludge had previously shared information about the band’s latest video and single, “Beating In My Chest,” which was described as singer Lizzy DeVine’s tribute to Los Angeles. The album cover art, tracklist, and debut video for “Beating In My Chest” have already been revealed, along with several pre-order options across various platforms.

The tracklist for “All Hail Hypocrisy” includes tracks like “Beating in My Chest,” “Living Out of Line,” “All Hail Hypocrisy,” and other exciting titles such as “Triple Threat,” “Wasteland,” and “Pseudo Genius.” Fans can already pre-save the album on Spotify, with pre-order options for Vinyl and CD versions becoming available soon.

Furthermore, fans can join The Cruel Intentions at their release party on May 23rd, 2026, at Stormens Hus in Bodø for an exciting celebration of their new album. Early bird tickets are currently available for purchase, so don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of the album release festivities.

In anticipation of the upcoming album release, fans can visit The Cruel Intentions’ website, Facebook, Instagram, iTunes, YouTube, and Spotify for the latest updates and news about the band. Stay connected with Metal Sludge for more breaking news, updates, and features, including new interviews and classic 20 questions interviews with various artists.

Looking back at some classic moments in rock history, Metal Sludge revisits Kevin DuBrow’s 20 Questions interview from July 18, 2000. In this throwback interview, Kevin DuBrow shares interesting anecdotes, including memories of his encounters in Phoenix, Arizona. DuBrow recounts a humorous story involving a stripper named Tanya, showcasing the candid and colorful insights shared in 20 Questions interviews.

Lastly, a piece of rock history is about to go up for auction, as Ace Frehley’s iconic smoking guitar will be available for bidding soon, with a starting bid of $100,000. This guitar, associated with Frehley’s legendary performances with KISS, offers fans a chance to own a piece of music memorabilia and rock history. Stay tuned for the auction, where fans can bid for a chance to own this iconic instrument associated with a rock legend.

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