Daughtry just dropped a new EP called Shock to the System: Part Two, a sequel to last year’s Part One. A standout track on the new EP is The Bottom,” a tune that had been several years in the making. “We just kind of put it on the back burner,” Chris Daughtry admitted during a […]
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Everyone’s favorite animated band, Gorillaz have announced their ninth studio album The Mountain. Due March 20th, 2026, the LP features an impressive list of collaborators, including: Ajay Prasanna, Amaan & Ayaan Ali Bangash, Anoushka Shankar, Asha Bhosle, Asha Puthli, Bizarrap, Black Thought, Gruff Rhys, IDLES, Jalen Ngonda, Johnny Marr, Kara Jackson, Omar Souleyman, Paul Simonon,
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Metal heads and punk fans, rejoice! There’s a new Motorhead tribute album that’s sure to rattle your eardrums. The compilation — titled Killed By Deaf – A Punk Tribute to Motorhead — features covers of the legendary band’s songs by such notable punk bands as Rancid, Pennywise, The Bronx, FEAR, Lagwagon and more. The release
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Nevertel and Sleep Theory have dropped a new song together titled “Break The Silence.” The collaboration comes from Nevertel’s upcoming album Start Again, out this Friday, September 12 via Epitaph. ”‘Break the Silence’’ is a song about being fed up with constantly getting taken advantage of, stepped on, and overlooked,” Nevertel noted via statement. “We
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By Suzanne Sanchez It’s clear that Deftones have become a household name in the music industry. And if you’ve never experienced the raw, emotional journey they offer, then you’re truly missing out. From their stark beginnings, Chino Moreno has led the band with haunting, brilliant vocals that have become their signature. Since forming in Sacramento,
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The Gorillaz’ “House of Kong” residency wrapped up last night at London’s Copper Box Arena with a bold finale. For their fourth and final show, the band debuted a brand-new album in full, joined by a parade of special guests. The residency had already seen Gorillaz perform each of their previous albums: the self-titled debut
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Oasis’ timeless song “Wonderwall” could have had a very different name. During a conversation with Pub Talk, Noel Galagher reflected on how the tune got its title. “When I was writing that song, it was [originally] called ‘Wishing Stone’” the rocker explained, “because a girl that I’d met had earnestly put this stone into my
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Waterparks don’t just blur genre lines—they smear neon paint all over them and dare you to keep up. Since breaking out of Houston’s DIY scene, the trio—Awsten Knight, Geoff Wigington, and Otto Wood—have built a career on audacious hooks, surrealist humor, and a refusal to play by pop-punk’s old rules. Their songs ricochet from bubblegum
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In a career spanning more than three decades, Pearl Jam has crafted an unmatched rock resume. The grunge giants may have emerged in the era of flannel and “the Seattle Sound,” but they soon proved they were more than just a ’90s band. With dynamic musicianship and one of rock’s most captivating frontmen, the group
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Deftones launched their North American tour on Friday (August 22) with a transcendent concert in Vancouver, Canada. The performance took place on the same day the band’s new album, Private Music, was released. As to be expected, several songs were given their live debut during the set: “My Mind Is a Mountain,” “Infinite Source,” and
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