Dread rock superstar Wednesday 13 gives us the first taste of his forthcoming triumphant live album, 'Un-Alive from Pol'and'Rock 2025' out September 25, 2026 via Napalm Records. Kicking things off with a particularly raucous live rendition of the Transylvania 90210 classic, “Look What The Bats Dragged In”, they sound as incendiary as ever. The roaring crowds are inescapable, as Weds and co barrel through this high-octane ripper with devilish delight. Wednesday comments:

Blossoms release their brand new single “Meet Me In Love” alongside its accompanying music video, directed by frontman Tom Ogden and starring Maya Jama. Following recent single "Joke About Divorce”, "Meet Me In Love” finds Blossoms in a playful and romantic mood. Built around an irresistible disco groove and featuring backing vocals from Declan McKenna, the track captures the excitement of attraction, possibility and throwing yourself headfirst into love. Discussing the new

Platinum-selling, Scranton, PA powerhouse Motionless In White will release their new album 'Decades' July 17 via Roadrunner Records. Today, the band shares the new song "R.I.P." (Feat. Skylar Grey). The track evokes the power of a lover's lament inscribed on a headstone. Piano twinkles through the haze of funereal synths, where the dual male-femal vocals entwine on an epic chorus boosted by soaring harmonies. It's everything you want, love, and expect from Motionless In White

Elles Bailey released, on Friday the 12th of June as stand alone single, 'Back To You', which has featured as a bonus track on the deluxe CD or her recent album, 'Can’t Take My Story Away'. It’s an emotional powerhouse of a single, I can understand why the decision was taken to release it as a single, if it doesn’t generate some serious airplay on radio, I’ll be very surprised. Elles has been steadily building a reputation as a brilliant live performer with a string of succes

My Chemical Romance have shared “Common People (Recorded for BBC Radio 1)”, the second bonus track from their forthcoming 'Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys (Deluxe Edition)'. 'Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys (Deluxe Edition)' will arrive on July 10, 2026 via Warner Records/Reprise Records. The collection features remastered versions of the album’s original songs, as well as nine bonus tracks, and reimagined artwork. All bonus track

Tracklist: Nein, Nein, Nein The Art of Being Free Diva SOB Sometime To Return One Of The Boys Rotten No More Twenty Two Fade If you’re aware of CJ Wildheart and his social platforms, then you are no doubt up to date on how things are for him in today’s current musical climate. For those that aren’t, I’ll sum it up… CJ is finding (much like a lot of artists these days) things to be really tough, especially without a label to back you. He’s very open and honest about this; with

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I suppose I should start by saying that Blue October truly mean the world to me. Like many if not all of the fans that the band have accumilated over the years, I owe them a lot. They have been there with me through some of the hardest moments of my life but also some of the happiest. They have very much become a soundtrack for my life. You see Blue October to so many is so much more than a band, think instead of a family. A family united as one through the beautiful sounds

Tracklist: The Wound and the Weapon (ft. Guy Kozowyk of The Red Chord) Spirit Breaker Erase You Eclipse Waste of Breath Hot on the heels of last year’s 20th anniversary tour for debut album, “Of Love & Lunacy” Michigan’s Still Remains return with their first. new release in 12 years. This time around, Still Remains have decided to go down the EP route and it’s a really smart choice on their part. If you’re a Still Remains fan you know what you’re likely to get and the first

Firstly, I’m going to confess this is a not a verbatim transcription of the interview I was lucky enough to have with David Balfe. We talked for an hour and if I wrote down everything we talked about it would probably take me days to get it into some semblance of a proper interview and it would be so long my editor probably wouldn’t publish it. However, I’ve tried to distil it down, so it gets published, but I don’t think I’ve spent a more enjoyable hour, ever, talking to som