But the new record is set to relaunch through the same label. Last year frontman Dani Filth told TeamRock: "We thought the label were doing a sh*t job - which they were hence why we were taking them to court - and in the end we won the rights to the music.
"The exciting thing is the original recordings of Dusk - which were literally just sat gathering dust on someone's shelf - are actually going to see the light of day next year to mark the 20th anniversary of the album." Read more
here.
It's directed by Augusta Palmer, the daughter of Robert Palmer - a member of the Memphis Country Blues Society - and will feature archive footage from the 1960s events as well as new interviews.
The Memphis Country Blues Society launched the first festival in 1966 and held three further events which became the focal point for blues music in a culturally significant period of America's history.
Palmer says: "Since the first of these events took place almost 50 years ago, it's urgent that we do interviews with people who were there and search for archival materials that will help us tell this amazing story." Read more
here.
The tour will be begin in Norwich on October 8 and wraps up in London on October 14. Tickets for the new UK Tour will go on sale today (May 13) at 10am. The dates follow a widespread North American summer tour.
Boxes is described as, "A vibrant, sonically forward-looking album that manages to retain what legions of fans love about the Goo Goo Dolls - indelible melodies, intimate, heartfelt lyrics, and the anthemic, uplifting vibe of their songs - while pushing new boundaries in terms of sound and production." See the tour dates
here.
Mullin tells Thunder Underground: "What we were going to do for the first time is write on the road - write and record as much riffs as we can and get Pepper to start scribbling words.
"We were thinking, 'F*** dude, we're supposed to be in the studio,' so we've got a little recording thing in the back of our bus. We've got until June 11, so we've got a little time.
"As soon as we get back we're going to bury ourselves in it. We want this done - and we want to spend time, but not too much, because we wanna get it out." Read more
here.
The band say: "We've been back from Europe for about a month, and we had a fantastic time. We're super excited to be bringing the show back stateside now and joining forces with our Laser's Edge labelmates Tiles.
"We're very proud to share a live video from the last show of our European tour, shot at the incredible De Boerderij venue in Holland. Hopefully this video gets those attending the upcoming US shows excited." Watch the video
here.
The single also features a live version of Al Hassidi Terei, recorded at the band's sold-out London Koko show in November of last year. Songhoy Blues re-recorded the vocals for Petit Metier last August and Casablancas has been working on the new production with engineer and mixer Shaun Everett.
Having fallen for the band in 2014, Casablancas invited them to tour with his band The Voidz in November 2014. Check out the stream of the remix and read more
here.
"From a personal point of view, I didn't really want it to happen," he admits. "My preference was to leave folks with their memories of four young men with energy and passion for rock music."
However, last summer the band - completed by rhythm guitarist/frontman Colin Harkness, guitarist Sniffa and drummer Rob E Burrows - appeared at a fan club meet and greet event and ended up playing a short unplugged set. Things went so well that they got together again to rehearse in private.
"Something just clicked," Burrows says. "It was fun, it was good. We all appeared to enjoy each other's company, too - so I gave in to my brother Rob's nagging."
Spider's one-off show takes place at the Santa Pod Racetrack in Bedfordshire on Saturday October 8. It will feature their original line-up (Sniffa having quit at the tail end of the original run). Read more
here.
The band had the following to say: "We've been on the road a lot this year already, and thanks to you guys the shows just keep getting more and more amazing.
"To celebrate our current tour supporting Andy Black and summer of upcoming festival appearances at Slam Dunk, Camden Rocks, Truck, Y Not, Reading & Leeds and Bestival, we've cut together a video for Astral Projection, featuring a bunch of footage from our debut headline tour - and that very special night at Camden Underworld." Watch the video
here.
DK will follow the UK shows with an appearance at Amsterdam's Melkweg on October 17 and they also announced that they will launch a North American tour in June.
The current lineup of the veteran punk band features guitarist East Bay Ray, bassist Klaus Flouride, drummer DH Peligro and vocalist Ron 'Skip' Greer. See the tour dates
here.
Frontman Mille Petrozza says: "Finally we are gonna be back on a headlining tour through Europe again. It will be more than two years by then since our last run and we have some amazing ideas for a new stage show, supporting our new album.
"It will be nothing less than spectacular, I promise. Looking forward to see all of you metal maniacs in 2017. And this will just be the beginning." The tour kicks off in the Netherlands on February 2 and wraps up in Kreator's homeland of Germany in March. Read more and see the dates
here.
The show was filmed last year in Rotterdam and features Dream Theater frontman James LaBrie alongside Heather Findlay, Anneke van Giersbergen and others, plus a 19-piece rock choir.
Ayreon mastermind Arjen Lucassen based the performance around his 2004 album The Human Equation. Lucassen says: "Even today as I write this, I am amazed and touched by how hard everyone worked and how much love and care they generously gave to make it all happen. Sometimes the dream becomes reality." Watch the trailer
here.
Sister Electric will be released as a super limited edition vinyl seven inch, lathe-cut in real time on forty year old machines rescued from a Karaoke bar in Tokyo. The single will be released on clear vinyl, and each copy comes wrapped in a unique, hand-drawn sleeve.
"Sister Electric was summoned into being with a ritualistic invocation," says singer Kitty Arabella Austen. "She is the embodiment of that feeling you get when you listen to your favourite song and become a thing possessed... We cast spells on vintage microphones, invoked demons with a 50's junk shop Kay guitar and called to higher female powers with screaming harmonica. The Sister has been summoned. And she is among us." Stream the song
here.
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