There is a moment on Kurt Deimer’s new album A Grog Is Born where the volume drops just enough for the message to cut through. That moment arrives in “True,” a soaring rock anthem that serves as one of the emotional anchors of an album built on reinvention, resilience, and self discovery. While A Grog […]
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More than two decades after Evanescence crashed into mainstream rock with the gothic grandeur of Fallen, the band finds itself in an unlikely position: bigger, louder, and more creatively fearless than ever before. But according to frontwoman Amy Lee, the real triumph of the band’s new album Sanctuary isn’t the arenas, the stadiums, or the
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Thursday, May 28 — Slightly Stoopid has announced Cali Road Trippin 2026, a three-show California run set for this October. The fall dates kick off on California’s Central Coast on Thursday, October 8 at Vina Robles Amphitheatre in Paso Robles before heading north for an October 9 performance at the legendary Frost Amphitheater on the campus of Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA.
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Violet Grohl releases her highly anticipated debut album, Be Sweet To Me, today via Auroura Records / Republic Records. It was recorded at producer Justin Raisen’s (Kim Gordon, Charli xcx) Los Angeles home studio alongside musicians assembled in the spirit of the Wrecking Crew session players in the ’60s and ’70s, and its sound takes perpetual influence
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Cisco Adler isn’t chasing a comeback. If anything, “Mango Tree” feels more like a return — not to a sound, but to a state of mind. For someone who has spent years shaping the sonic identity of other artists, helping define the loose, sun-soaked elasticity of modern reggae rock, Adler’s latest release leans inward. It
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LEVITATION is leaning all the way into its reputation of feeling like someone’s dangerously well-curated record shelf exploding across Austin for a long weekend. The festival returns September 10 through 13 in Austin, Texas, with a lineup that stretches from punk and post-punk to psych rock, metal, electronic, indie, darkwave, and whatever strange corner The
Sublime have launched 4 new vinyl variants for “Until The Sun Explodes”. The exclusive drop at includes 3 limited-edition variants and 1 standard black vinyl in limited quantities online at www.untilthesunexplodes.com After nearly 3 decades, Sublime return with Until the Sun Explodes, their first full-length album with Jakob Nowell as front man, arriving June 12
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For years, Cali Reggae has lived in a strange middle ground. Too massive to be dismissed as a niche scene, too culturally fluid to ever fit neatly into the traditional festival ecosystem, the genre has spent decades building an empire just outside the mainstream spotlight. But on Saturday, June 13, that changes. When Field Of
Lola Young is back with a new single, “From Down Here,” marking her first new music since the release of I’m Only F**king Myself and the massive breakthrough of “Messy.” The track arrived May 22 and was created with James Blake, placing Young’s raw, raspy vocal presence inside a more spacious and emotionally heavy sound.
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Mike D follows the “souped-up flavor for your ears” (BILLBOARD) of his recent debut solo single “Switch Up” with the anthemic stomp of “What We Got.” The second helping of the first new music from a Beastie Boy in 15 years, “What We Got” evokes a kindred vibe to “Switch Up” with another unique sonic
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