The band’s 2nd album offers 10 unique tracks with constant genre shifts, absurdist elements, emotional repression and ...

Dopamine Chamber explores the unfamiliar, exchanging the band’s guitar-driven arrangements for a colder, electronically saturated soundscape. Arriving in the wake of their longtime manager Trevor ...

The iconic New Jersey rockers continue a run of live shows with the festival’s first announcement for next year.

The ‘Seventeen Going Under’ singer reveals dates for his biggest shows yet across the UK next year, behind an untitled 4th ...

Shetland-based indie rockers Hound have dropped their much-anticipated debut album Another Lifetime in a Different Country. The album is released via Hand of God and follows their 2024 double EP Some ...

Jack Leavey and Louis Christle discuss the making of ‘Poor Advice’, its personal and political themes, and writing on the road. Rather than easing you into their gloomy, painfully honest world, Basht.

The sun was blaring in Paris on the first day of the 22nd edition of Rock en Seine, but that didn’t stop fans from flocking to the historic Saint-Cloud National estate for a stellar lineup. Kicking ...

A Beautiful World To Lose is another fabulous effort from Corella, building and maturing from their first album Once Upon A Weekend, released in 2024. With more ferocious guitars and heartfelt lyrics, ...

Alt-country has made one hell of a comeback over the past twelve months. Essentially country music with an indie/alternative twist, it’s easy to feel like it’s landed out of nowhere as the likes of MJ ...

The heavy metal masters behind some of the genre’s best contemporary tracks are back with an album on Satanic icons and London’s occult subterranea. Black Magick Radio is one of the group’s most ...

I’ve always admired artists who can take a seemingly mundane scenario and turn it into an excellent piece of music. SAD DADS does just that on third single, Lawnmower. A three-minute track which asks ...