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BUCKCHERRY Announces Final Leg Of ‘Roar Like Thunder’ Tour with BLACK STONE CHERRY

Road warriors Buckcherry have announced the final leg of their Let It Roar Tour that includes BLACK STONE CHERRY and Tyler Bryant opening select dates. Buckcherry released their eleventh studio album, Roar Like Thunder, via Round Hill Records, in Japan by Sony Japan, and worldwide by Earache Records. Roar Like Thunder was recorded in Nashville […]

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Untitled “Restless””: How This Song Is Igniting a Grunge Revival

Somewhere between a basement demo and a viral moment, a band with no name is starting to feel like the loudest whisper in rock right now. They’re called Untitled—or at least, that’s what they’re going with—and they’ve built a following most bands would kill for off two tracks – “Restless” and “Say It Again” .

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Machine Gun Kelly Links With Fred Durst for Blistering New Single “Fix Ur Face”

Machine Gun Kelly is leaning all the way into chaos with his latest drop, teaming up with Fred Durst for the explosive new single “Fix Ur Face.” The track hits like a time warp and a gut punch at the same time, fusing the grit of ‘90s nü metal with MGK’s modern, genre bending alternative

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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Tease Techno Direction for Upcoming Album

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are once again shifting gears. The prolific Melbourne outfit has confirmed that their next studio album is finished, and early previews suggest a move into full-on techno territory. The band broke the news with a short clip posted to their social channels, showing members gathered around a modular synth

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Skratch N Sniff Recap: Alt and Rock Mixes Bring Heavy Energy to the Weekend of April 25

Last weekend’s Skratch N Sniff mixes delivered a stacked blend of classics, remixes, and new releases across both the rock and alternative formats, keeping the energy high from start to finish. On the rock side, Rock Mix #1211 leaned into heavy hitters and festival-ready edits, with remixes of Pearl Jam, Linkin Park, and AC/DC sitting

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Kurt Deimer Breaks Down His Cover of Queensrÿche’s “Silent Lucidity” with Geoff Tate

Kurt Deimer did not set out to simply cover Silent Lucidity. He set out to reframe it. In doing so, he has turned one of rock’s most delicate ballads into something heavier, more personal, and rooted firmly in the present. On his new album A Grog Is Born, Deimer revisits the Queensrÿche classic alongside original

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Foo Fighters Drop New Album Your Favorite Toy, Kick Off Next Chapter with Massive Tour Plans

Foo Fighters are officially back. The band’s long-awaited new album Your Favorite Toy is out now, marking the 12th studio release in a career that continues to redefine modern rock more than three decades in. Released via RCA Records and the band’s own Roswell Records, the project arrives following months of buildup fueled by a

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Everlast Announces New Album “Embers to Ashes” & Releases New Song “My Hollywood”

Today, GRAMMY-winning Irish-American rapper, singer & songwriter Everlast officially announced Embers to Ashes, his first album in eight years out August 28 on his own Martyr Inc Records, in partnership with Thirty Tigers and Regime Music Group (more via Variety, Billboard & SPIN). Produced by Yelawolf, mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, and with cover art by

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DizzyIsDead Found His Sound in the Static Between Rock and Reinvention

Before DizzyIsDead started showing up on lineups alongside legacy acts, Blake Lounsbury was a rapper grinding it out for more than a decade. He built his name the hard way, stacking shows and putting in the kind of work that defines independent hip-hop careers. But over time, the connection to that version of himself began

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