When Wolfgang Van Halen set out to create the video for “The End,” the lead single from Mammoth’s new album, he didn’t just want another rock visual — he wanted something that felt like a short film. Enter director Robert Rodriguez, the cult filmmaker behind From Dusk Till Dawn and Sin City, and one of […]
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Shinedown have never shied away from grand gestures, but their new single “Searchlight” carries the weight of a band stepping into unfamiliar territory—and owning it. Released via Atlantic Records, the track first lit up the room during the group’s Grand Ole Opry debut in Nashville last month, a night when Shinedown fans flooded the storied
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Radiohead have announced Hail to the Thief Live Recordings 2003-2009, a new live album centered around the group’s 6th studio album, Hail to the Thief. Assembled with performances of songs in London, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, and Dublin between 2003 and 2009, the album finds Radiohead at a distinct and important part of the band’s history.
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It’s been ten years since the Finger Eleven last released new music, but frontman Scott Anderson is quick to point out they never truly stopped. Family life, changing priorities, and a deliberately slow, democratic writing process kept them from rushing. By the time Anderson starts talking with SNSMix about Finger Eleven’s upcoming album, it’s clear
The Ataris’ Kristopher Roe on Legacy, Loss, and Finding New Life in “Car Song” After nearly two decades without a new studio album, The Ataris are roaring back with a deeply personal single—and frontman Kristopher Roe has a lot to say about where he’s been, where the band is going, and how grief and growth
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Nick Hexum, the enigmatic frontman of alternative rock legends 311, has shared Full Memories, the second EP to be released from Hexum this year. It serves as the second installment of what is a trio of lunar themed EPs, the first of which, Waxing Nostalgic, was released in February and featured “Lonely Existence.” Full Memories
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The Mars Volta Release New Album & Announce Headlining Tour The Mars Volta have announced a highly anticipated North American headlining tour, set to kick off on October 25, 2025, in Dallas, TX, and wrap up on November 29, 2025, in San Diego, CA. The tour includes stops in major cities such as Houston, Miami
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Sublime has released the first single from the tribute album Look At All The Love We Found: A Tribute to Sublime. The video for Jakob Nowell’s cover of his late father’s classic song “Garden Grove” with his original band Jakobs Castle can be seen below. An all-star compilation titled Look At All The Love We
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Pop Evil Frontman Leigh Kakaty Opens Up on What Remains, Mental Health, and the Band’s Heaviest Era Yet In a candid conversation with SNSMix.com, Pop Evil frontman Leigh Kakaty opened up about the band’s explosive new album What Remains, marking a raw and emotional turning point for the Michigan hard rock outfit. “It’s bittersweet, right?”
