Crown Magnetar’s “Shut Up And Bleed” Has Something To Say About The Final Outcome Of Corruption
[Cover photo credit to Dylan Gould] On September 25th, 2026, Colorado-based Deathcore band Crown Magnetar will release their third full-length album, The Hollowing Of Godflesh, via Unique Leader Records, which will also coincide with a co-headlining…
The Reds, Pinks & Purples Reveal “Heaven Of Love (Slow Version)” That Keeps Its Original Ballad Feel
[Cover photo credit to Samara Dun] Following the release of Acknowledge Kindness, The Reds, Pinks & Purples have announced a companion record, True Love Daydream, arriving on Friday, September 25, 2026. The album will be available in…
Check Out Ben Folds Five’s Original Take On “Philosophy” From Their Shelved First Attempt At Their Debut Album
[Cover photo courtesy of The Alan Wolmark Archive] Ben Folds is celebrating 30 years in music by sharing the new unreleased track, “Philosophy (Shelved First Attempt),” taken from the anniversary edition of Ben Folds Five, the debut…
Queen’s Roger Taylor Shares Solo Love Song “I See You Now”
[Cover photo credit to Simon Lupton] “I See You Now” is the new single from Roger Taylor, songwriter, musician, and singer from the band Queen, and is taken from his forthcoming new album, Violence Insane In…
Good Riddance Frontman Russ Rankin Collects Three New Originals And Three Covers For ‘A Season In Hell’ EP
[Cover photo credit to Lindsey Lutts] Russ Rankin, frontman of the band Good Riddance, has announced his latest solo project, A Season In Hell. The EP arrives September 25, 2026, via Indecision Records. His Latest single from…
Stay Out’s Title Track For ‘Broken Homes’ Reflects On Leaving A Chaotic Homelife
Oakland, CA Punk band Stay Out have released their long-brewing debut album, Broken Homes. The 15-track LP arrives following a string singles, including “No Escape,” “City Lights,” and the album’s title track, each exploring themes of…
Charlotte Dickson’s “Nervous” Looks At How Mental Health Struggles Affect Love And Connection
[Cover photo credit to Kimberly Fongheiser] Alt-Pop artist Charlotte Dickson has released new single “Nervous”, offering another look at the songwriting behind her forthcoming debut album, Collateral Damage, coming out October 16, 2026, via Blue Élan…
Charlie Worsham Teams Up With Stephen Wilson Jr. On “Years Go By” About Life, Fatherhood, And The Passage Of Time
[Cover credit to PJ Brown] After more than two decades in Nashville working as an artist, award-winning musician, songwriter and Producer, Charlie Worsham has released his new album, Once Upon a Second Time Around, his first…
Anthrax Has A Relatable Life Message Behind “Everybody’s Got A Plan”
[Cover photo credit to Travis Shinn] Anthrax have released their latest single and video, “Everybody’s Got A Plan”, from their 12th full-length studio album, Cursum Perficio, out September 18, 2026, via Megaforce Records. The new song’s…
“On Juno” From Captains Of Entropy Has A Painful Backstory In A Stolen Synth
[Cover photo credit to Anna Lee] West LA-based instrumental trio Captains Of Entropy, made up of keyboardist Mike Kanon, bassist Reilly Wareham, drummer Jason Young, have released new single “On Juno” alongside a video. A prologue…
Mexico City’s Camiches Bring Their Feeling Core Approach To ‘El Dolor de lo Irremediable’
Camiches have long been members of Mexico City’s independent Punk and Hardcore scene. The band have recently released their new full-length album, El Dolor de lo Irremediable (“The Grief of the Irreversible”), a ten-song collection that reflects…
Mitch Zorn Turns “Nowhere Town” Roots Into A Point Of Pride
Canadian Country artist Mitch Zorn has returned to his roots on his new single, “Nowhere Town,” available now via 604 Records. Co-written and produced by Aaron Gillespie, drummer and vocalist of Underoath, the track brings a…