Back in March, Kentucky sweethearts BLACK STONE CHERRY released their brand new 7-track EP Celebrate, via Mascot Records. The record spawned hard-rocking singles ‘Neon Eyes‘, ‘Celebrate‘, a cover of
Iconic Swedish heavy metallers Amon Amarth approach a new way of songwriting on their first-ever acoustic excursion “Upphaf”. The song strips away the fury of modern melodic heavy metal
Following the news last week that IRON MAIDEN’s performance at Knebworth this coming Saturday will be filmed for inclusion in next year’s forthcoming cinematic concert
After earning Radio 1 airplay and critical adoration for her previous album, ‘Memory Girl’, Natalie McCool presents something altogether bigger and more ambitious with the release of her new record ‘Good
Shadowman, the new collaborative project from John J Presley, Ben Hillier and Danielle Perry, have recently announced the release of their self-titled debut album, arriving on 4th September via Nica Records/Republic of
Denver, CO punk upstarts Public Opinion recently announced their upcoming sophomore album, The Curse of Public Opinion, and today they’re back with one more ferocious new single, “I
Devon-based hard rock heavyweights KRIS BARRAS BAND have shared the music video for their upcoming album’s title track ‘Monsters We Made‘, which tackles the subject of mental demons
Disgusting Sisters today announce their debut album Skin & Blisters, which will be released October 30th on Source Records. The duo (and real life sisters) also today share new single Sorry
The gloriously sunny and warm Dublin weather created a flawless backdrop for an unforgettable night at Marlay Park. Impressively, the sprawling venue was already packed
LOUD WOMEN Fest Dublin takes over the legendary Fibber Magees on Saturday 29 August, showcasing an all-day lineup of women and non-binary artists from Ireland
Since Chat Pile‘s formation just over six years ago, the Oklahoma City-based quartet has grown from a scrappy passion project of four local film and music
Melbourne’s Delivery have made a name for themselves with their brand of caustic, mutant garage-punk that sounds like the sun-baked desert vistas that populate Mad Max films
