SPINESHANK, HED PE, MÜ - Praha

17 / 10 / 2026 / PRAHA / CROSS CLUB

Cybernetic coldness from Los Angeles meets California street swagger in one explosive package. Spineshank are bringing their razor-sharp industrial metal machinery to Prague's Cross Club, backed by the uncompromising G-punk assault of (hed) p.e. Expect crushing riffs and infectious rap-rock grooves on October 17 in Prague. Opening the night will be the French band MÜ.

After years away from the spotlight, Spineshank have returned to prove that their unique fusion of nu metal and icy industrial soundscapes has lost none of its mechanical aggression. The Los Angeles quartet, who helped define the genre alongside the likes of Fear Factory and Static-X at the turn of the millennium, thrives on the contrast between cutting-edge riffs and surgically precise electronics. Albums such as The Height of Callousness and the Grammy-nominated Self-Destructive Pattern remain masterclasses in modern metal infused with cybernetic precision. Forget nostalgia—Jonny Santos and company are operating at full capacity, delivering a crushing sound where tracks like "New Disease" ignite every crowd they face.

Special guests (hed) p.e. answer with an entirely different kind of energy—raw intensity straight from the streets of Huntington Beach. For more than three decades, frontman Jared Gomes (M.C.U.D.) has fused hardcore punk, gangsta rap, and reggae into the explosive cocktail known as "G-punk." Genre boundaries have never been enough to contain the band, as evidenced by their iconic album Broke, featuring the standout anthem "Bartender." Their live shows are renowned for filthy grooves, an uncompromising attitude, and a rhythm section guaranteed to keep nobody standing still.

MÜ seeks to carve out a narrow path between French rock, death metal, and post-rock, building its musicianship and lyrics upon an intangible energy. MÜ is the echo of a world collapsing in on itself; it is a cry from the heart, striving to awaken those who still sleep despite the deafening roar of decline. MÜ embodies fear, yet also hope, expressed through the raw emotion and energy the musicians bring to the stage.

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