Stephen Wilson Jr. has recently exploded from critical darling to rising star, earning a CMA Award nomination for New Artist of the Year and performing on
Celebrating five decades as one of Ireland’s most enduring and influential rock bands, The Boomtown Rats marked their “50 Rat Years” milestone with a packed
With “Owe You A Lot,” The Riptide Movement return with their first new release of 2026, opening a bold new chapter as they mark 20
Brighton-based duo, WREX, today release their brand new explosive single, Consume. The high-octane track has the listener reeled in from the outset, courtesy of Mae’s
Multi-platinum, chart-topping, and award-winning country star Ella Langley announces her highly anticipated sophomore album, Dandelion, arriving April 10, 2026 via SAWGOD/ Columbia Records. The album is executive
Smith/Kotzen, the acclaimed pairing of guitar icons Adrian Smith and Richie Kotzen, have released an expanded deluxe digital version of their highly praised second album Black
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With ‘Always Have You’, Irish singer-songwriter Eva St Maria delivers a quietly powerful reminder of the people who steady us when life feels unmoored. Based
Polish extreme metal pioneers BEHEMOTH have unleashed a visually captivating and fiercely thematic music video for their track ‘Nomen Barbarvm,’ a standout song from their critically acclaimed
Philadelphia’s VARIALS — Skyler Conder, vocals; Shane Lyons, guitar; Mike Foley, bass; Sean Rauchut, drums — re-entered the chat in a massively metallic way in 2025 by announcing their new album WHERE THE LIGHT LEAVES. The album will arrive on February 27
In many ways, Opeth’s Blackwater Park can be considered as their answer to The Beatles’ Revolver, both uncompromising and experimental, but equally commercially viable and unfuckwithable masterpieces. Twenty-five years on, Blackwater Park remains
After decades spent sharing stages with some of music‘s most iconic names across rock, country, and heavy metal, Philip Shouse now embraces his own voice
