Following the momentum of their recent single I Will Follow, Irish folk-rock band The Fynches return with Find It For Yourself – a toe-tapping ode to self-worth, from their
US-based rising instrumental progressive metallers, Sometime In February, recently released their new studio album ‘Where Mountains Hide’ via InsideOutMusic/Sony Music. Hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, this instrumental
From a rainy evening in their local pub in Ballincollig, Co. Cork in 2012 to sold-out tours, millions of online views, and a performance for President Michael D.
Madrai deliver a high-energy hit of lush pop-rock, blending sharp hooks, rich vocal harmonies, and sweeping arrangements that punch hard and linger longer. Hailing from Northern
Irish traditional & folk artist Fiona Tyndall will release the final single from her highly anticipated Irish-language album, “Éinín an Cheóil”, on August 22nd. The
Donegal singer-songwriter Seán Feeny has released heartfelt debut single ‘1969’ – a poignant folk pop ballad inspired by family, history, and the enduring spirit of
The Lunar Effect were formed in London in 2017 by brothers Jon and Dan Jefford and later completed by vocalist Josh Neuwford, bassist Brett Halsey, and eventually second guitarist Mark Fuller. Since their
Sweden’s finest purveyors of high-octane rock’n’roll, Royal Republic, are back and turning up the glitter-drenched chaos with their brand new single, ‘I’m So Excited’ —
“I didn’t want this record to be too self-help-oriented, but I did want every song, one way or another, to relate some wisdom I’ve gained,”
Canadian deathcore pioneers DESPISED ICON return with their seventh full-length album, Shadow Work,which will be released on October 31, 2025 via Nuclear Blast Records. Their first new music in six years,
German Hard Rock band FARGO releases with “Frontpage Lover (live)” their new single and visualizer out of their upcoming live album “Live In ’25” today.
GRAMMY Award winning band Halestorm revealed Everest, their sixth full-length studio album on Atlantic Records. For Everest, the band teamed up with GRAMMY winning producer Dave Cobb (Brandi Carlile,
