Leave it to GHOST to turn Friday the 13th into a gothic Valentine. The Swedish arena phenomenon has released the official video for “Umbra,” the latest single from their Billboard 200 chart-topping album SKELETÁ. The clip, directed by Amir Chamdin, plays like a doomed romance under candlelight, tracing a star-crossed couple spiraling toward inevitable collapse […]
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There are albums that define a moment, and then there are albums that quietly keep showing up for people long after the moment has passed. Bleed American is firmly in the second category. This summer, Jimmy Eat World will mark the album’s 25th anniversary with a massive North American and international tour that treats the
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Two decades removed from the basements, VFW halls, and Long Island dive bars where their paths first crossed, Taking Back Sunday and Bayside are taking that history back on the road. Taking Back Sunday have announced a Summer 2026 tour with Bayside as special guests, a pairing that feels less like a booking and more
Puscifer have never treated their music as a closed system. Albums bleed into characters, characters spill into videos, and storylines linger long after the last note fades. Now, as the band prepares to release Normal Isn’t—their first album in five years—Puscifer are extending that universe even further with Tales From the Pusciverse, their first-ever comic
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For years, “Wasserman” has functioned like a shortcut in the music business — a one-word signal for leverage, access, and scale. But over the past week, that brand has become the problem. Casey Wasserman, the sports-and-entertainment executive whose company has grown into a major force in representation — and who also serves as chair of
On February 7, HARDY rolled into Canada Life Place in London, Ontario, and promptly turned the arena into something that felt far closer to a metal tour stop than a traditional country show. Flames weren’t required—the volume, distortion, and swagger did the work. Hardy’s live show has officially outgrown genre labels; this was a full-blown
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There’s no easing into summer for Buckcherry. The band have announced the first leg of their Summer 2026 Let It Roar Tour, kicking off May 2 at the M3 Festival in Columbia, Maryland, and running through May 31 at Oklahoma City’s Diamond Ballroom. Alongside the tour news, Buckcherry have dropped a live concert video for
Brooklyn’s Geese have built their reputation on controlled chaos, but their new Tiny Desk Concert proves they’re just as powerful when the volume drops and the margins get tighter. The band’s recently released session is a quiet flex, one that reframes last year’s Getting Killed not as an indie-rock statement piece, but as a set
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By the time Codefendants announced their sophomore album LIFERS, it became clear that the band was not interested in softening the edges or explaining themselves to anyone still clutching genre rulebooks. Out April 3, LIFERS is produced by Fat Mike from punk juggernaut NOFX, and arrives with single “Rivals,” a snarling new single that brings
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Even amid the roar of Super Bowl LX, Tom Morello found a way to make the stadium listen. Seated among tens of thousands of fans, the longtime agitator guitarist raised a simple towel emblazoned with two blunt words: ICE OUT. It was a small gesture by NFL standards—no stage, no mic—but unmistakably on-brand for Tom
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