Bristol emo/alt-rock quartet downcast are back with their first new music of 2026, and it is the most deeply personal song the band have ever released. We're going to hand straight over to downcast frontman Liam Edwards, as he's the only one who can do justice in explaining their new single: "‘falling to pieces’ is about my little brother who passed away last September at the age of twenty-eight. He struggled with severe alcohol addiction for a long time, which eventually ca

Tracklist: 1. Set Phasers To Bummed 2. Blame It On The Youth 3. Sweet Sad Sugar 4. Weekend Music 5. Lying To Myself 6. Two Hearts 7. Don't Give Up On Me 8. Patriotism of First Tiger Called Into Question 9. So The Story Goes 10. What Happens Next Florida pop-punk icons Mayday Parade are back with tenth album 'Sugar', the conclusion to their trilogy of albums and their 20th anniversary celebrations, released on July 24th via Many Hats Endeavours. Intro ''Set Phasers To Bummed'

Brighton’s alt-punk force majeure SNAYX are back with an enormous new single built around a colossal, earworm chorus that demands to be shouted back at full volume. “Nice Day 4 It” (out now via the band's new label, Nettwerk Music Group) is equal parts festival anthem and existential meltdown; its deceptively euphoric hook feels destined to become SNAYX's next unforgettable catchphrase. Beneath its swagger, however, lies something far more bittersweet, and it's a sentiment

Swedish metalcore visionaries Imminence have announced their sixth studio album, 'Axis Mundi', set for release on 2nd October via Sumerian Records. As the album’s world continues to take shape, the band introduce two new songs that arrive back-to-back and offer distinct perspectives into 'Axis Mundi', each revealing a different emotional and sonic dimension of the record. Following the release of 'The Sword That Never Bends', the first chapter in the album’s unfolding narrati

Kim Dracula has signed to Rise Records and shares 'Molecular Conversion', a new single that volleys between hushed, melodic moments and unrelenting intensity, underscored by Kim Dracula’s theatrical flair and singular vocal versatility. Kim Dracula shares: “Finally, you will get to see the next chapter. New song. New label. New story.” Directed by Max Moore, the 'Molecular Conversion' video finds Kim Dracula, their band, and backing vocalists dressed entirely in white, perfor

Tom Grennan Finn Askew Fiona-Lee Opening the show tonight as first support was Fiona Lee, a fellow Yorkshire lass from Howden. A good gentle warm up for the crowd, her music was catchy with great acoustics. Brilliant voice with an undertone of Florence. Next support was Finn Askew. Sadly I don't think he hit the audience with the punch he was hoping for. He lacked in charisma, especially with the audience, which will never go down well at a gig. He relied heavily on the backi

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Tracklist: 1. Chance Encounters 2. Better Angels 3. Romanticism 4. Other People's Money 5. Gasoline & Matches 6. The Fool 7. Nobody's Heroes 8. Breathe With Me 9. When She Enters My Dreams 10. Parade Day 11. Everything I Ever Saw Philadelphia punks The Menzingers return with their 8th studio album 'Everything I Ever Saw', released July 17th via long time label Epitaph Records. The record opens with 'Chance Encounters', crashing right in with guitars before making way for the

Tracklist: 1. Malconscience 2. Skies cast amber black 3. May this pain never leave 4. Torn wide open (feat. Make Them Suffer) 5. Bitter ash, bitter love 6. Unequal whole 7. Death will follow me 8. The leper's bell 9. Crowned and crucified (feat. Landon Tewers) 10. Wasted angel 11. Evidence of extinction 12. Nothing, gathered 13. Only endless 14. Yearning: The unbeautiful after Connecticut Metalcore 5 piece Boundaries return with their 4th Album, 'Yearning: The Unbeautiful' a

Tracklist: 1. i think i want to go home now. 2. do it to myself 3. wow 4. sinking feeling 5. bury you 6. rinse repeat 7. pretty ugly 8. dream you in 9. losing it 10. breathe in what was 11. in your eyes First things first, this is a very emotional and honest album, a return to The XCERTS early albums and, in my opinion, the best thing they’ve done in years! There is a rawness to the lyrics and playing that I don’t think they’ve had recently and an overall sense of a cathartic