Filmed on August 10th, 2025 at Catton Park in Derbyshire, England, a new pro-shot video showcases Mastodon's high-energy performance at the 2025 Bloodstock Open Air festival.

The 20-minute set includes standout tracks like "Steambreather," which boasts crushing riffs and melodic hooks.

With their unique blend of technical precision and raw emotional weight, Mastodon has continued to push the boundaries of modern heavy music throughout their two-decade career.

Their appearance at Bloodstock drew a roaring response from the festival crowd and served as one of the defining moments of the 2025 edition.

Relive the magic or experience it for the first time through this captivating video, featuring one of metal's most unique voices on the live stage.

The same festival set is also notable for its previously released clip of "Blood And Thunder," which can be viewed below.

The 2026 Grammy Awards ceremony, televised on Sunday, February 1 from Crypto.com arena in Los Angeles, California, inexplicably omitted Mastodon co-founder and former guitarist Brent Hinds from the annual In Memoriam segment, despite his listing on the Recording Academy's tribute page.

This glaring oversight has sparked frustration among fans of Hinds, who passed away last summer in a traffic accident.

Alice In Chains bassist Mike Inez expressed his disappointment on Instagram, writing, "BIG party foul Grammys for forgetting the MIGHTY Brent Hinds in the In Memoriam." Mastodon responded to their former bandmate's passing with a heartfelt message, offering condolences to his family, friends, and fans during this difficult time.

Meanwhile, Voices of Extreme has released its first single, "Stoned Babies," which received praise from Iridium Rock and Metal Reviews for its captivating sound.

The full album is set to drop in 2026.