Type O Negative's Unreleased October Rust Track

0:00It's April 30th. This is Music News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the sound. Typical negative fans got some fresh news from drummer Johnny Kelly. He recently dug up a cassette with an unreleased song from the 1996 October Russ sessions. It's a full track they never put on the album, though parts got reused in later songs like Life Is Killing Me. Kelly found it while sorting old demo tapes from Viz's to keyboardist Josh Silver's place. Back then, cassettes were the go-to for studio references before CDs took over. He says the song wasn't quite ready for October Russ at the time, and even now it wouldn't make the main record. But 30 years on, Kelly thinks it's solid enough for a bonus track release. Fans are buzzing about this potential drop, especially with the band's cult status growing among younger listeners. Type O negative's golf metal sound, led by the late Peter Steele's deep voice, still hits hard today. This ties into the band's legacy since Steele passed in 2010. They formed in 1990, broke big with bloody kisses in 1993, and kept evolving through albums

1:05like World Coming Down and Dead Again. A live album is in the works for late 2026 or early 2027. Kelly sifting through more tapes for quality stuff, even open to bootlegs of Needin. With the October Russ anniversary this year, expect updates on a possible box set or that bonus track soon, keeping the negatives dark vibes alive.