Wolfgang Van Halen has inked a deal with BMG for the release of Mammoth WVH's forthcoming sophomore studio album, the follow-up to his solo band's 2021 self-titled album.
Van Halen said in the announcement, "The Mammoth team and I are so excited to now be a part of the BMG family. The entire team have welcomed us with open arms and have been nothing short of wonderful. I couldn't ask for better partners for the future of Mammoth." (continue)
Pretenders frontwoman Chrissie Hynde took to the social media last week to say that she does not want to be associated with her position in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.
The comments came during a week that Hole frontman Courtney Love and author Jessica Hopper called out the Cleveland institution for not having enough female representations among their inductees. (read her comments)
(hennemusic) Pink Floyd is streaming the original 1974 single edit of "Time" from the forthcoming 50th anniversary box set edition of their 1973 classic, "The Dark Side Of The Moon"
The group released "Time" as the b-side of the "Us And Them" single in the US by providing radio with versions of both songs that run about half the length of the original album recordings. (continue)
(hennemusic) U2 is streaming their new album, "Songs Of Surrender", in sync with its release on March 17. Curated and produced by The Edge, the package delivers 40 songs from the group's extensive history that were re-recorded during sessions over the past two years and includes "a musical reimagining" resulting in completely new recordings of each track, to include the arrangements and, in some cases, new lyrics.
"Music allows you to time travel," explains The Edge, "And we became curious to find out what it would be like to bring our early songs back with us to the present day and give them the benefit, or otherwise, of a 21st century re-imagining. What started out as an experiment quickly developed into a personal obsession as so many of our songs yielded to a new interpretation. Intimacy replaced post-punk urgency. New tempos, new keys, and in some cases new chords and new lyrics arrived. A great song, it turns out is kind of indestructible. (continue)
Dark Horse Records is proud to release Signature Songs, an intimate greatest hits collection of solo piano and vocal recordings, by legendary musician, composer, and performer Leon Russell. Originally released in 2001 and long out-of-print, Signature Songs is available on CD, digital download, and pressed for the very first time on vinyl today, March 17.
Signature Songs includes stripped-down and unique takes on songs from across Russell's remarkable canon, from the GRAMMY Hall of Fame classic, "A Song For You," to his own classic hits, "Tight Rope," "Stranger In A Strange Land," "The Masquerade" and "Lady Blue." (continue)
The Ongoing Concept are back! The band - brothers Dawson Scholz [vocals, guitar], Kyle Scholz [vocals, keys, percussion], and Parker Scholz [drums] along with TJ Nichols [vocals, bass], and Andy Crateau [vocals, guitar] - has announced its fourth album Again, out March 31 via Solid State Records.
Not only is this the first taste of new music from the band since 2017 but it also marks the return of the original lineup. The band has shared another new single with "Feel Again." (continue)
Los Angeles emo rockers Good Terms have released a music video for their new single, "Old Friend". The music video, directed by Ryan Blewett (100 Gecs, Plain White T's), is a hilarious parody reminiscent of pharmaceutical commercials.
Through its visuals and sound, this captivating track explores the journey of learning how to forgive as the band members traverse their own personal experiences with estrangement. (continue)
Jeff Rouse's Dark, Post-Punk Project The Gemini Affair have released their 3rd single, "We Love The Night" which comes from their upcoming EP release "To...."
"We love the night was written and recorded before the world that I knew was shut down. To say that feels like old news. And to look back it feels like I was a different person. I have always been attracted to darkness of the night and had also been attracted to the darkness in people as well. There is something about feeling invisible and invincible that the darkness brings. What I now see is that living in the light doesn't necessarily mean the darkness is who and how I have to live. Black will always be the color that I wear and that shade will always be prevalent when the songs appear. We Love The Night was born in the dark. But I think what comes through is that trying to find the light is worth the fight," says Jeff Rouse (continue)
World Gone Cold, featuring members of P.O.D, Demon Hunter, Disciple, The Letter Black, and Attack Attack!, release their debut, self-titled EP via Rockfest Records.
With all of their forces combined, the members of World Gone Cold unleash a gritty, high-octane collection of songs with fiery themes. In true World Gone Cold fashion, the EP pulls from each member's influences and boldly bends the expectations of the metal genre. (continue)
Cleveland rockers Heart Attack Man have released a music video for their new single, "Freak Of Nature", which is the title track to their forthcoming album that will be hitting stores on May 26th.
Here is the official announcement: Good morning everyone, it's me Heart Attack Man. Whom up freaking they nature? Haters will say it's fake but we're releasing our new album Freak Of Nature on May 26th. We've got a music video for the title track too. (continue)
Sylosis, helmed by Josh Middleton who also plays guitar for metalcore giants Architects, have revealed the video for their vicious new single 'Deadwood'. The band's first new music of 2023 is a snarling cut of holistic savagery.
Middleton comments "We've never pushed so hard to create something as special as this new music! Deadwood is the first taste of what is to be a very busy year of new Sylosis music...more news to come. (continue)
Horizon Theory have released their brand new single "Past Life", along with a music video for the track. Take in the well-orchestrated mix of sound, lyrics, and vocals sitting markedly balanced, "Past Life" is a treat for the auditory hunger as it showcases excellent production from start to end.
"After a year of writing and developing our sound, we couldn't be happier with this outcome. We've worked tirelessly to create a unique yet modern sound that is full of riffs, melody, and dynamics. (continue)
Savage Hands, a hard rock group hailing from Maryland and Virginia USA, will release the Rock Bottom EP via SharpTone Records on April 7. The band has shared the video for the title track.
"When people read the word 'rock bottom,' they typically associate it with something that's super negative," the band says. "In this sense, we're using it as if it's just where we come from. (continue)
Loreena McKennitt has announced she'll be touring in the U.S. Northeast and parts of the Midwest this October and November. It's been eight years since the internationally-renowned, award-winning Canadian singer/songwriter last toured in America.
The Visit Revisited Tour: The Next Chapter commemorates the 32nd anniversary of McKennitt's life-altering, Juno Award-winning album, The Visit. The album was released in Canada in 1991 and internationally in 1992 as she entered into a partnership with major international record company, Warner Music Group. The Visit was the recording that propelled McKennitt onto the world stage, where she has comfortably remained ever since. (continue)
Fire Follows brings their fourth and final conclusion to their series with "Finally Home". Now on tour with Smile Empty Smile, Tantric, and Horizon Theory Chris has brought the talents of Ryan Milan (Lead Guitar), Emily Gould (Drums), and Sharon Kus (Rhythm Guitar) together to perform and bring their listeners the Fire Follows flow.
They had this to say about the track, '"Finally Home" centers around an origin story through spiritual awakening. Potentially seen as a ballad, the song incorporates elements of acoustic guitar and strings, while maintaining a very catchy hard rock chorus and bridge." (continue)
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