As they celebrate 20 years together as a band, Mayday Parade have announced Sad, the highly anticipated second installment in their emotionally charged, self-released album trilogy. The record is set to arrive on October 3, 2025. The Tallahassee quintet featuring vocalist Derek Sanders, guitarists Alex Garcia and Brooks Betts, bassist Jeremy Lenzo, and drummer Jake Bundrick has been steadily building momentum in…
It’s an exciting time for rock fans as the Grammy-winning band Greta Van Fleet release their brand new track Farewell For Now ahead of their third studio album and world tour. The track is the latest to be unveiled from the band’s highly anticipated third studio album Starcatcher, and follows a string of new releases…
Willow Smith has come a long way since whipping her hair back and forth in 2010, and it is no clearer shown than in her brand new album <COPINGMECHANISM>. The 11 track album produced by WILLOW and Chris Greatti, is a mixture of grunge, heavy rock and pop punk, infused with heavy instrumentation and vocal…
Bruce Springsteen has announced a new studio album titled Only The Strong Survive, set for release on November 11th via Columbia records. The 21st studio album from Springsteen will be a collection of fifteen soul music classics featuring lead vocals from Springsteen as well as guest vocals by Sam Moore and of course contributions from…
Everyone’s favourite top hat wearer has come back from his stint feeding someone else’s ego and lining his own pocket to ensure he can keep doing projects like this – the unnecessarily long Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy & The Consipirators. Why they can’t be called The Conspirators is unknown, but who cares about the name…
When you think of black metal chances are The Beatles don’t come to mind.
“Don’t worry, I’ve still got a few more tricks up my sleeve…”
Is it fair to expect international megastars of metal to continue to push the boundaries of their sound twenty-six years into a career?
On Años En Infierno, the band successfully toe the line between experimentation and stagnation to make this an interesting and fulfilling listen.
This might just be the best Haggard Cat release thus far.
The new album is talking about “the other”. Fear of “the other”. Unnecessary fear. Unwarranted fear of “the other”.
Those even vaguely in the know as to the goings on of post-rock will be aware of Caspian.
