Finland’s forward-thinking metal trailblazers LOST SOCIETY announce their brand-new album Hell Is A State Of Mind, set for release on March 6th, 2026 via Nuclear Blast Records. Four years

Surrey’s rising grunge-pop force Dude Safari launch into 2026 with their heaviest track yet. Theexplosive new single ‘Silence Is Golden’ drops today 15th 2026 via

Donegal singer-songwriter Seán Feeny returns with ‘Galactic Tides’, a sweeping, atmospheric folk-pop track exploring displacement, discovery, and the search for belonging. A collaboration with fellow Donegal singer, songwriter and

TYLER RAMSEY is a singer-songwriter and unique fingerstyle guitarist who has built a rich cataloguerooted in modern folk and indie rock. He refined his sound

Hardcore punk shouldn’t be polite and Venice Beach outfit XCOMM’s new single “Fake ID” proves exactly that. In a riotous statement that pays no mind to

CHARLOTTE WESSELS’ The Obsession opens a new chapter with “After Us, The Flood”. Marking the first release after the extensive The Obsession (2024) album cycle, the former DELAIN

Rita Perry is a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, whose music drifts between the two landscapes of Ireland and Catalunya. Today, Rita announces debut EP Kill Your Darlings, set

Black Label Society, the heavy metal band founded and fronted by Zakk Wylde, kicks off 2026 with Engines of Demolition, their first studio album since

Iconic garage punk band Surfbort return today with new single “Jessica’s Changed”, the second track to emerge from their third album ‘Reality Star’, due on

Pem today shares new single ‘milk, blue‘  taken from her new EP  ‘other ways of landing‘ which will be released Jan 30th 2026 with Fascination Street Records. Following the

On Friday, April 3rd, 2026, sunn O))) will release their eponymously titled first full-length album for Sub Pop.  sunn O))) was co-produced & mixed by the band and Brad Wood

How I Became A Wave have announced the release of their self-titled debut album for 27 March 2026.  Two full band headline shows, at Coughlan’s, Cork (12 April) and The Unitarian