Foxy Shazam return with their triumphant new single, "You Know My Name," joined by the iconic Corey Feldman for both the song and video.
Written as a unique ode to the King of Pop, the track unfolds like an abstract biopic, arriving fittingly on his birthday. Infectious and magnetic, "You Know My Name" channels advice that has long guided frontman Eric Nally: the true beauty of pop lies in its simplicity (continue)
Canadian alt-rock four-piece The Beaches release their third studio album No Hard Feelings via AWAL, available everywhere now. The album features the smashing focus track "Can I Call You In The Morning?," an electric opening to the band's most collaborative and thrilling record yet.
Released on Thursday as an exciting final tease before the album's arrival, the chaotically catchy punk-rock "Can I Call You In The Morning?" introduces the listener to The Beaches' energy with the No Hard Feelings era and invites them along for the wild ride. (continue)
Half-speed Remastered Supertramp' 'Crime Of The Century' and 'Crisis? What Crisis?' albums have been released to mark the records 50th anniversary. We were sent these details:
Originally released on October 25, 1974, 'Crime Of The Century' was Supertramp's era-defining third album that catapulted them to global success, breaking them into the UK top five and U.S. Billboard top 40 for the first time. As the album fast tracked the band's global popularity, they would write and record 'Crisis? What Crisis?' that was released on November 28, 1975, 13 months after 'Crime Of The Century'. (continue)
KRAMON and Meredith Adelaide proudly release the music video for "Change". After exclusively premiering with The Indy Review, the video is now available to stream along with the album, Evolutions, which came out last Friday.
Containing twelve tracks that analyze the constantly evolving nature of the human psyche, Evolutions is the debut album from singer-songwriter, composer, and producer, KRAMON. (continue)
Bryan Adams has released his 16th studio album Roll With The Punches, his first via his own independent record label Bad Records. The album is out now on vinyl, CD, 2XCD (including acoustic bonus disc), Deluxe Boxset and digitally. Purchase / Stream here.
Regarding the release Adams says, "Super excited to not only launch my 16th studio album, but also to launch it on my own label Bad Records! It's been a minute since we released So Happy It Hurts, and so much has happened in the past couple of years, all of which has been the inspiration for Roll With The Punches. Rock on!" (continue)
Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, and multiple-time GRAMMY nominee John Oates releases Oates- his long-awaited new solo album.
The self-titled LP marks a return to the soulful, groove-driven sound that helped define a generation, while introducing a vibrant new chapter in one of music's most celebrated careers. Oates is now available on DSPs. (continue)
Sarah Halter returns with a fierce new offering, "Agitation," available now on all streaming platforms. Blending the intricate rhythms of progressive metal with the emotional punch of alternative, death, and gothic metal, this Pittsburgh-based powerhouse continues to make waves with her relentless creativity and singular vision.
For fans of Spiritbox, Arch Enemy, and Jinjer, "Agitation" is a visceral sonic journey that balances brutality with beauty - a testament to Sarah's ever-evolving sound. Produced, engineered, and mixed by Benjamin Hull, the track explores themes of emotional unrest and inner turmoil through haunting melodies, crushing riffs, and Halter's unmistakable vocal power. (continue)
1916, the boundary-pushing rock band known for blending classic rock grit with Irish punk, straight-up punk, rockabilly, and more, unleashes their latest single, "Upon the Green."
This is the third release from their highly anticipated full-length album, Conscience of Kings, due next spring, and it proves once again why 1916 is a force to be reckoned with in modern rock. (continue)
Rock legends The Who took to social media this morning (August 30th) to celebrate that they will be performing at Madison Square Garden in New York City for one last time tonight as part of their The Song Is Over North American Farewell Tour.
The band shared, "Tonight marks a monumental moment in rock history as The Who return to Madison Square Garden one final time on The Song Is Over: North American Farewell Tour. (continue)
The Hives release their 7th studio album The Hives Forever Forever The Hives via Play It Again Sam. The LP turns it up to 11, incorporating a pop gloss into their thumping garage-rock bangers while capturing the magic of their performances that make them the "best live band on the planet" (SPIN).
The record was produced by their longtime collaborator Pelle Gunnerfeldt (Viagra Boys, Yung Lean, Elvira) as well as the band's old tour mate Mike D of the Beastie Boys, who flew out to Sweden specifically to work on the album and hosted the band at his studio in Malibu. Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age contributed to the record, too. (continue)
Alabama Shakes share a brand new single entitled "Another Life" out now. Marking the group's first original release in over a decade-and their official debut for Island Records-it paves the way for their highly anticipated third full-length and first LP since 2015.
Hailed by The New York Times as an "unstoppable force of nature" while Pitchfork credits the band for "[inventing] their own genesis," Alabama Shakes have solidified their place as one of today's most influential rock bands. The trio-Brittany Howard, Heath Fogg, and Zac Cockrell-has earned four GRAMMY Awards, garnered billions of streams, and achieved worldwide multiplatinum success. Their chart-topping Sound & Color earned three GRAMMYs, including Best Alternative Music Album, and a prestigious Album of the Year nomination. (continue)
Texas metalcore band Waves in April just released their new single "Leviathan", and to celebrate we asked guitarist Dierks Canada to tell us about the track. Here is the story:
'I'd say that 'Leviathan' is definitely revolutionary for us and our sound. It's what we have always been trying to get across, and we have been searching for it for years. (continue)
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