U2 have today shared a new track titled 'Happiness' from How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb, the forthcoming collection of ten songs taken from the original recording sessions for 'How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb' - U2's critically acclaimed, eight-time Grammy winning album - which includes new, previously unreleased songs recently rediscovered in the band's archive and available for the first time as a standalone shadow album on 29th November.
How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb (Re-Assemble Edition) - featuring both How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb + How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb - will be available as a dual digital release on 22nd November to mark the 20th Anniversary of this seminal album. (continue)
As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis' wife Dani has issued a statement via social media to refute online rumors of domestic violence that erupted after several members of the band abruptly left the group earlier this week.
Dani Lambesis shared: "I am writing this statement to address the recent rumors circulating on social media regarding my husband, Tim Lambesis, and the allegations of domestic violence. It has come to my attention that false claims have been made, suggesting that my husband has harmed me. (continue)
Mike Peters, the iconic leader of The Alarm, has a shared a personal message with fans informing them that his cancer has returned and he is currently undergoing treatment.
Peters wrote: 29 years ago today on October 25th 1995, I first heard the words "Cancer and Mike Peters" in the same sentence. October 25th 2024 is also the day I would have started conditioning for Stem Cell Transplant at The Christie Hospital in Manchester but unfortunately on October 3rd, I discovered that the Richter's Syndrome had aggressively broken down my hard-earned remission and, therefore, denied me the opportunity to have this potentially lifesaving procedure. So close, yet so far. (continue)
Ahead of the eagerly anticipated release of the 30th Anniversary Edition box set of the band's seminal Blue Album (November 1 via Geffen/UMe), Weezer has shared the only known band recording of "Superman" (Garage Practice), one of their earliest songs. Recorded during band practice in June 1992 the recording is a fascinating snapshot into the earliest days of the band rehearsing in their garage just months after forming.
"With these garage rehearsals, we have a totally unique and fleeting glimpse into the earliest dynamics of Weezer," writes longtime friend, collaborator, and de facto band historian Karl Koch in the liner notes accompanying this definitive release. "The decision to roll tape 'live' in the garage seems to have been random, and it only happened twice. The very existence of these recordings depended on pure luck, as the tapes were apparently lost not long after I duped them back then." (continue)
Grammy-nominated powerhouse Beth Hart is back with the release of her highly anticipated new album, You Still Got Me, out now via Provogue / Mascot Label Group. To celebrate the occasion, Beth has also unveiled a stunning in-studio video for the album's explosive opening track, "Savior With A Razor," which features a jaw-dropping collaboration with Guns N' Roses' legendary guitarist, Slash.
The track, a soaring rocker, erupts with Beth's gritty vocals, as she snarls the powerful lyrics: "Dig my bad bones out the trash, sell my sick soul, keep the cash, kiss the preacher, kiss my ass, I'm a rager, like a savior, with a razor, I'm takin' the devil down." This Bond-like anthem thunders with nihilistic defiance, and Beth's towering vocal performance guides the listener through the shadows, breaking through the ceiling with Slash's electrifying guitar wrapping itself around the story. The two artists unite in a dynamic and intense performance that showcases their undeniable chemistry. (continue)
Fit For An Autopsy are celebrating the release of their seventh studio album "The Nothing That Is" by sharing a Eric Richter directed music video for the single "Red Horizon.
Featuring recent singles "Lower Purpose", "Savior Of None / Ashes Of All", and "Hostage", The Nothing That Is explores the darkest aspects of the human condition. The band shares: "'The Nothing That Is' is a full realization of our identity and intention. Every song on this record serves a purpose, and it feels like our most dynamic and powerful album to date. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do." (continue)
Sleep Theory share the powerful performance video for their new single "Paralyzed." The visual truly captures the band doing what it does best - and that's play live!
"'Paralyzed' is a record that speaks about the inner battles we face, and attempting to overcome those obstacles while trying to move on and seek inner peace," the band shares. "This is the heaviest track Sleep Theory has released, and the intensity of this record is there to help convey the magnitude of how these struggles feel internally." (continue)
Nothing More will celebrate their acclaimed self-titled album's 10-year anniversary with Nothing More - 10th Anniversary Edition via Endurance Music Group and Better Noise Music due November 22. The anniversary edition will include the original album's track listing along with bonus remixes and acoustic versions in refreshed packaging and artwork.
The band have today (October 25) released a remixed version of their current Top 5 Billboard Mainstream Rock radio single, "ANGEL SONG" featuring Disturbed vocalist David Draiman by Justin "JD" deBlieck (Motionless In White, Sevendust, Bad Wolves). (continue)
Duff McKagan is heralding the eagerly awaited US kickoff of his Lighthouse Tour '24 with today's premiere of three new songs that see him joined by a trio of iconic punk legends set to accompany him on select dates of the upcoming headline run. All three songs are available now. ALL TURNING LOOSE (FEAT. LEE VING) and MY NAME IS BOB (FEAT. JOEY SH*THEAD) will be on an exclusive 7" available on this tour.
"ALL TURNING LOOSE seems to highlight those times in life that you just wanna pull your f***in' hair out! Lee Ving adds his pure brilliance...and it makes me so happy!" says Duff McKagan. "MY NAME IS BOB is a fun rocker that seemed to write itself one day. Having Joey Sh*thead be my compatriot along for the ride is one of the best things that could ever happen." (continue)
Southern California's modern rock torchbearers, Robert Jon & The Wreck, have just released their powerful new single, "Boss Man," alongside the Red Moon Rising Deluxe Edition, now available on all digital platforms. This Deluxe Edition features the original tracks from the band's 2024 album, Red Moon Rising, the two CD Bonus Tracks "Hate To See You Go" and "Rager" along with two brand new songs, "Boss Man" and "Life Between The Lines," making this a must-have for long-time fans and newcomers alike.
"'Boss Man' is an anthem calling for unity and awareness amongst all people," guitarist Henry James explains. "It's a cautionary tale involving environmental, humanitarian, and political concerns. It asks for us all to consider that all people in power (and those vying for political office) do not necessarily have our best interests at heart and to be wary of the potential for deceit. It asks the listener to stand together and care for their neighbours, families, and friends." (continue)
On the heels of their successful cover of the Elvis Presley classic "Suspicious Minds," Las Vegas rockers Velvet Chains announce another original single from their debut album scheduled for March 2025. "Dead Inside" is the driving new rock track from the quintet comprised of Ro Viper (vocals), Lahi Cassiano (guitars/backing vocals), Von Boldt (guitars/backing vocals), Nils Goldschmidt (bass/backing vocals) and Jason Hope (drums).
The song's verses and chorus are delivered with power by Viper as he delivers the haunting message of "My heart's still beating but I'm dead inside." The bridge turns the melody into something unforgettable as Goldschmidt, Boldt, Viper and Cassiano all trade lead vocal lines before returning to the final chorus. "Dead Inside" was produced by Mitchell Marlow (In This Moment, New Years Day, Cassadee Pope). (continue)
Gypsy Pistoleros unveil the epic new single, 'Church of the Pistoleros,' a taste of the monumental album to come! Prepare yourselves for a sonic experience that transcends mere music-a rallying cry for the outcasts, the misunderstood, and the beautifully strange souls wandering the fringes of society.
This is no ordinary release; this is a spiritual awakening, a calling for the lost, the silent rebels, and the dreamers who dance to the beat of their own drums. The Church of the Pistoleros welcomes you with open arms! (continue)
Lips Speak Louder - the emerging Nashville alt-rock duo featuring Rachel Brandsness and Angie Lese - is back with the third single off their forthcoming debut album, a stirring track called "Dog Days of Summer" that's available everywhere now.
Following the faster-paced, slightly heavier feel of their first two singles "Hype" and "Crush," Lips Speak Louder's incredible versatility is on full display on the new release, as the pair slows things down to create a song that's an inspirational musical journey of self-awakening and defiance against the norms. (continue)
Canadian progressive/post-rock troupe Versa just released their new album "A Voyage / A Destination, Part 2", and to celebrate we asked Matthew Dolmage to tell us about the single "Flew The Coop" feat Ross Jennings(Haken). Here is the story:
I originally sketched this song out in 2011. It was one of the first songs I'd written that was intended from the start to feature more vocals. I struggled a lot with writing lyrics in those days, and the original lyrics for the song, that was used for probably a year, were inspired by webcomic 'Wigu', about a little boy and the adventures he'd go on with a magic horse named Sheriff Pony, and an anthropomorphic potato named Topato. (continue)
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