MIRADOR, the band co-founded by GRAMMY® Award-winning Greta Van Fleet co-founder Jake Kiszka and Ida Mae’s Chris Turpin, share ‘Fortune’s Fate,’ the latest single from
Seminal British band WOLF ALICE have released their eagerly anticipated fourth album The Clearing alongside the focus track Just Two Girls via Sony Music. Speaking
Swallow the Sun’s celebrates first Finnish Grammy win with The Shining album by releasing a new video for “Velvet Chains”. The song and its visuals perfectly illustrate
Bay Area thrash metal icons TESTAMENT return this autumn with their fourteenth studio album, Para Bellum. The album which will be released on October 10th via Nuclear Blast Records stands as both a battle
Ten years after British band The Struts had their first huge hit in America with the original version of their debut single ‘Could Have Been
Ahead of her headline set at Manchester Pride and a debut performance at Reading & Leeds festival this weekend, Leigh-Anne turns up the heat with new single ‘Burning
Composer and sound designer Jo Quail recently announced details on her seventh album ‘Notan’ —a work of striking contrast and graceful power. Drawing its name
Dublin psych-pop powerhouse THUMPER return with blistering new riff fuelled single ‘The Rip‘ on Fri 22nd Aug. The track is the second of a series of singles across 2025
Today — August 21, 2025 — marks the 10th anniversary of the release of GHOST’s Meliora, and with it the announcement of an array of limited edition
Kanadia have released their brand new single ‘Slide Off The Earth’, the latest song to be taken from their forthcoming album The Fire That’s Tearing Through
Progressive death metal masters FALLUJAH are paying tribute to extreme metal pioneers MESHUGGAH with their new music video for ‘The Obsidian Architect,’ in which they recreate the band’s iconic
Progressive metalcore disruptors Soulkeeper have released their new single ‘Go Ask Alice’. Taken from the band’s recently announced highly anticipated new EP, Join Us In Creating Excellence, set for release on 19th
