Chiodos have shared a music video for their first new song in over a decade entitled "TAPDAT", which is also the first music to be released under their brand new deal with SharpTone Records
Frontman Craig Owens had this to say about the brand new song and the band's return, "There is still so much work to be done to build out the world of Chiodos. TAPDAT is the first step in that direction. (continue)
Trivium have announced that they will be returning to the road this fall with a brand new North American headline tour that will feature support from In Flames, Orbit Culture, Fit for an Autopsy, and Frozen Soul.
The trek is set to kick off on November 5th in St. Petersburg, Florida at Jannus Live and will wrap up on December 19th in Charlotte, NC at The Fillmore and will include the debut of new music from the band. (continue)
Wednesday 13 have premiered a live video for their song "I Want You Dead". The recording from their forthcoming live album, "Un-Alive from Pol'and'Rock 2025" that is set be hit stores on September 25th.
Wednesday had this to say about the new visual, "'I Want You Dead' is another classic track and fan favorite from the debut album. This song has remained a staple in our live show and always gets the audience screaming. (continue)
Australian-Mexican duo Mick Harvey & Amanda Acevedo have shared a new track, 'Song for Aurora', the latest taste of what to expect from their forthcoming album, Psychedelia in White.
'Song for Aurora' is woven from a pastiche of T-Rex lyrics with music composed by The Dirty Three's Mick Turner, acting as a kind of homage to Marc Bolan. Amanda describes the imagery in the lyrics to be "a perfect match for (our) psychedelic theme". (continue)
Hatebreed have released a music video for their brand new track "Kill Count Increase", which is the lead single from their forthcoming album "Fatal Pardox" that will arrive on November 6th.
Atom Splitter sent over these details: "'Kill Count Increase' is the lead track on Fatal Paradox and a perfect way of summing up our first album in six years from the start," Jasta states. "It's straightforward, in-your-face Hatebreed. Fast. Hard. It gets down to business and comes up for air two-and-a-half minutes later. The room and everyone in it gets wrecked and comes back wanting more." (continue)
The Bob Dylan Center will present the regional premiere of "13 Most Beautiful...Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests," a rare multimedia performance by Dean & Britta of acclaimed indie rock band Luna, on Saturday, Sept. 5, at the John H. Williams Theatre inside the Tulsa Performing Arts Center.
Originally commissioned in 2008 by The Andy Warhol Museum and the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, "13 Most Beautiful...Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests" has been presented only occasionally around the world. Part concert, part film screening and part immersive journey into New York City's 1960s art scene, the production pairs 13 of Andy Warhol's iconic "Screen Test" films with a live score performed by Dean & Britta and their band. (continue)
King Ultramega, the all-star tribute project honoring the music and legacy of Chris Cornell, returns with its latest single, "Birth Ritual," a reimagining of the SOUNDGARDEN deep cut originally featured on the legendary Singles movie soundtrack.
Arriving one day after what would have been Cornell's 58th birthday, the release also lands amid the continued celebration of Singles' 30th anniversary, adding another layer of meaning to a track forever tied to the film, its era-defining soundtrack and the Seattle sound Cornell helped shape. (continue)
Taking Back Sunday offshoot ME. Have shared a new track called "Sun Poison", which is the third taste from their forthcoming debut album "All Good Things" that arrives this Friday, July 24th.
Here is the announcement: "There are no shortcuts to healing." That's the central realization at the heart of "Sun Poison", explores the contrast between the happiness we're taught to chase and the emotions we often carry beneath the surface," the band says. "It's about accepting uncertainty and finding the strength to keep moving forward even when the path ahead isn't clear." (continue)
Yoshiki made a triumphant return to the American stage with two sold-out performances at The Music Center's Walt Disney Concert Hall on July 16 and 17, delivering nearly three hours of emotionally and physically demanding performance each night.
Presented as two distinct programs, "Scarlet Night" and "Violet Night," the concerts marked Yoshiki's first full-scale U.S. performances following his third cervical spine surgery in 2024. More than a comeback, the two nights became a powerful statement of survival, artistic freedom and reinvention from one of the world's most singular performers. (continue)
Donald Fagen's 1993 sophomore solo conceptual masterwork, Kamakiriad, is set to be reissued in definitive audiophile sound by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab.
Sourced from the original masters, these exceptional reissues reveal striking details, adventurous arrangements, and crisp production of this Grammy-nominated classic, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in Fagen's brilliant storytelling on the strictly limited, numbered-edition UltraDisc One-Step 180g 45RPM 2LP box set and numbered-edition Hybrid SACD both available July 24. (continue)
Crowbar have announced that they have been forced to cancel their summer tour of Europe because frontman Kirk Windstein is having issues with a synovial cyst on his spine.
Kirk had this to say, "As everybody knows, or most fans know, I had to perform sitting down last year during the Crowbar/Eyehategod U.S. tour and I have a bilateral synovial cyst on my spine that is beginning to flare up again and it's giving me a lot of problems. (continue)
Dropout Kings pay tribute to their late frontman Adam Ramey with their brand new music video for the track "Brace Yourself" that features a mix of concert and home footage.
Atom Splitter sent over these details: Last year, trap metal progenitors Dropout Kings dropped Yokai, the final record featuring enigmatic frontman Adam Ramey following his untimely passing. After bringing together a career spanning lineup of Kings current and past, the band took this celebration of Ramey's life on the road to share with fans as everyone tried to heal from the shock. (continue)
The Charlatans UK have released the deluxe edition of their latest album. Out now on all streaming services via BMG, We Are Love (Deluxe) features the newly released "Deeper and Deeper - Faders Down Depth Charge Remix."
Faders Down is the remix team comprised of Loz Colbert from Ride and James Hockley of Chicaine. A full drum kit was re-recorded by Colbert for the remix in the studio, while Hockley played additional keyboards. The deluxe edition of the album also has a remix of acclaimed first single "We Are Love," by Ride's Mark Gardner. (continue)
Progressive alternative rockers Pure Reason Revolution have released a music video for their new song "Spin Like Fire", which is the lead single to their just announced new album 'Terrifying Angels', that is set to be released on September 25th.
From the official announcement: Following the somewhat gentler, moving themes of sorrow and transience guiding 2024's 'Coming up to Consciousness', the new sound is dark and potent, full of savage riffs, ominous soundscapes, and thrashing, grungy layers - melded, of course, with the band's signature transcendent harmonies. "The last record was more chill, so it just felt terribly natural to do something grittier, heavier and more aggressive," Courtney explains. (continue)
Motley Crue triumphantly returned to the stage this past weekend kicking off The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins - their massive North American tour produced by Live Nation celebrating two milestones: the 20th anniversary of the groundbreaking 2005-2006 Carnival of Sins tour and the 45th anniversary of the band.
Inspired by the legendary Carnival of Sins tour and reimagined for a new era, THE RETURN OF THE CARNIVAL OF SINS features an all-new stage production, stunning visuals, and a refreshed setlist that combines the band's biggest hits with songs returning to the stage for the first time in decades. Produced by Live Nation, the 33-city North American tour will make stops across the U.S. and Canada through September, with very special guests Tesla and Extreme. (continue)
MESHUGGAH members Tomas Haake and Marten Hagstrom will make a special appearance at San Diego Comic-Con, signing for fans at the Reigning Phoenix Music/Stern Pinball booth, #4029, on Friday, July 24, at 3:30 p.m.
The appearance will coincide with the unveiling of a limited-edition MESHUGGAH x Hasbro's Transformers T-shirt, created to celebrate four decades of The Transformers: The Movie and three decades of MESHUGGAH's seminal album Destroy Erase Improve. (continue)
Following the success of their critically acclaimed, JUNO Award-nominated self-titled album and ahead of the worldwide release of The Damn Truth (Deluxe Edition) on 11 September 2026, Canadian rock powerhouse The Damn Truth continue the exciting campaign with the release of "Be Somebody (Live at Hotel2Tango)" on Monday, 20 July 2026, accompanied by an intimate live performance video recorded at Montreal's legendary Hotel2Tango studio.
The live track is included as a bonus track on The Damn Truth (Deluxe Edition). Originally opening the band's acclaimed Bob Rock-produced self-titled album, "Be Somebody" has become one of the defining moments of The Damn Truth's live show. After more than a year of performing the song night after night across Canada, the UK, Europe and the United States, the band returned to Montreal's legendary Hotel2Tango studio to record a new live version that captures how the track has evolved on the road. (continue)
The 55th anniversary of The Moody Blues' "Every Good Boy Deserves Favour" album is being celebrated by the syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands.
Redbeard shared this synopsis for the episode: Writing on AllMusic.com, unabashed Moody Blues partisan Bruce Eder says of their July 1971 release Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (quote), "The best-realized of their classic albums...for the last time with this lineup." (read more)
Jennifer Finch, the beloved bassist, vocalist and songwriter for the groundbreaking band L7, passed away on Saturday (July 18th) following an aggressive form of brain cancer. She was 59.
A musician, photographer, writer and multidisciplinary artist, Jennifer was also a deeply loved partner, daughter, sister, bandmate and friend. Her impact on L7, the Los Angeles punk community, and generations of musicians and fans was profound. (continue)
Legendary late rock icon and Black sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne will be honored by his hometown of Birmingham, England on July 22nd with the city launching a very special "Ozzy Day".
Here is the announcement: 'On 22 July, Birmingham will come together to honour one of its greatest cultural icons as the city celebrates the first Ozzy Day. This will see a free programme of live music, public art, special performances and shared moments celebrating the life, legacy and Birmingham roots of the Prince of Darkness. (continue)
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