Metalcore titans, Attack Attack!, have today unleashed their brand new album, "Attack Attack! II" via Oxide Records. It's been over a decade since fans last got a full-length ride with metalcore's favorite troublemakers, and the wait is officially over! Packed with high-octane riffs, explosive energy, and a few surprises only Attack Attack! could pull off, this album is more than just a comeback.
Accompanying today's release is yet again, another monstrous single, "Karmageddon", which happens to be one of Attack Attack!'s heaviest tracks to date. A relentless dose of the band's signature intensity and attitude, packed into a ferocious, unapologetic onslaught that showcases the band at their most unyielding. (continue)
Despised Icon return with their seventh full-length album, Shadow Work, which will be released on October 31, 2025 via Nuclear Blast Records. Their first new music in six years, the album stands as the band's most fine-tuned and dynamic effort to date, balancing relentless speed, crushing grooves, and morbid melodies, while remaining true to their signature blend of extreme death metal and hardcore grit.
The band release their ferocious new anthem entitled, 'Over My Dead Body' featuring Matt Honeycutt of KUBLAI KHAN TX. The single features eerie atmospherics and a crushing breakdown that confronts fear and doubt with iron resolve-a battle cry of self-belief, pain, and purpose. (continue)
Arthur Buck - the acclaimed musical partnership of singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur and guitarist Peter Buck - has unveiled their much-anticipated second album, Arthur Buck 2, arriving via Arthur's own Lonely Astronaut Records on Friday, October 3.
Arthur Buck's first new collection since their self-titled 2018 debut, Arthur Buck 2 sees the duo joining forces with GRAMMY Award-winning producer Jacknife Lee (R.E.M., U2, Taylor Swift) along with an all-star backing cadre that includes Buck's longtime collaborators in such bands as The Minus 5, The Baseball Project, and Filthy Friends, bassist Scott McCaughey and drummer Linda Pitmon, along with veteran keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist Gregg Foreman (The Delta 5, Cat Power, Jesse Malin), and more. The album is heralded by today's premiere of the instantly rousing opening track, "Sleep With One Eye Open," available everywhere now. An official music video directed by Joseph Arthur and Amelie Chopinet is streaming on YouTube now. (continue)
Coming on the heels of the March release of deluxe editions of the group's album The Oracle, remastered and special limited editions of Godsmack's 2014 album 1000HP are available now via UMe as both a black vinyl edition as well as a limited-edition color vinyl version, the latter of which includes bonus features.
The black vinyl will feature the original U.S. album cover with the 10 tracks remastered; the color version will include the album's alternate cover mostly unknown to U.S. fans (available on the album in all non-U.S. markets), along with a bonus 7" single of "Inside Yourself," and appearing on vinyl for the first time, "Life Is Good." (continue)
Reba Meyers (Code Orange, Adventures) kicks off her first ever solo tour this Tuesday with a 10-date U.S. run that includes stops in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and her hometown of Pittsburgh, on August 15. Coinciding with the tour launch, Meyers has released the Clouded World EP, a six-track release featuring two new tracks: "Lust Forbidden" and "Sanctuary."
Reba Meyers: "For me, this EP and tour have both been representative of personal progression and growth, particularly against anything internal that attempts to oppress or restrain those things. (continue)
Glass Animals unveil their latest track "Vampire Bat", the fifth instalment in their Fresh Fruit Series. Fresh Fruit is a space for Dave Bayley and the band to experiment, bringing in guests and collaborators and allowing Dave (who produces all of the Glass Animals' records) to play with new sounds.
Previous Fresh Fruit releases includ "Lose Control" with Joey Bada$$, the much-missed "Gold Lime", "Tokyo Drifting" with Denzel Curry, and "I Don't Wanna Talk (I Just Wanna Dance)" with Albert Hammond Jr.. "Vampire Bat" is a collaboration between Dave and producer Rob Bisel [SZA]. (continue)
Them have unveiled a lyric video for their brand new single "Catatonia". The track comes from their forthcoming album, "Psychedelic Enigma," which will arrive on October 24th. Atom Splitter sent over the following details:
There is a subtle arc of suspense on the new Them concept album Psychedelic Enigma. It brings to mind legendary horror movie classics: The power metal recording kicks off with extremely tough, brutal, and fast-paced numbers, spinning an enigmatic storyline around its mysterious protagonist and only revealing his secret. This technique is similar to the blockbusters The Others (featuring Nicole Kidman) or The Sixth Sense (featuring Bruce Willis) - where the grand finale is nothing short of epic. (continue)
San Diego indie-pop trio almost monday are keeping the good vibes rolling with their infectious new single and video, "enjoy the ride," out today via Hollywood Records. Known for their sun-soaked melodies and kinetic live energy, the band delivers another anthem tailor-made for late summer drives and festival stages.
Following their breakout hits like "can't slow down" and "jupiter," the San Diego-based group continues to evolve their signature sound-this time blending shimmering synths, punchy basslines, and a hook that dares you not to move. The track is a reminder to let go of the pressure to have everything figured out and instead stay present and enjoy the ride. (continue)
Nashville-based alternative rock duo Sleep Nation releases their new single, "The Spaceman - Ground Control," available now on all digital streaming platforms.
Sleep Nation may only feature two members, but this Nashville-based alternative-rock outfit delivers an out-of-this-world space jam with "The Spaceman - Ground Control," their latest single. With a sound and presence that sound much more fully developed than one might expect from a duo, this single invokes a production style that is brooding, pulsing, yet not necessarily dark. Think Finneas meets Future Islands, with a distinct and credible alternative ethos that could appeal to fans of artists like David Bowie or The Killers. (continue)
GRAMMY - nominated recording artist mgk has announced that he will be embarking on a special road trip to celebrate of his new album, "lost americana".
Following his weekend long MGK Day celebration in Cleveland, OH, the road trip will be making stops in various Midwest cities including Columbus, OH, Indianapolis, IN, Milwaukee, WL, and Minneapolis, MN. (continue)
British blues-rock star Joanne Shaw Taylor continues her acoustic series with today's release of "Grayer Shade Of Blue (Acoustic)" - a sparse and soul-baring reimagining of one of the most personal tracks from her acclaimed studio album Black & Gold. Out now via Journeyman Records, the new version finds Joanne distilling the heartbreak and introspection of the original into its most essential form.
Originally inspired by a haunting chord progression sent to her by longtime keyboardist and co-writer Phil Whitfield, the song channels the grief of a friendship that ended without explanation. "This song is about a very close friendship that I had for a decade plus that ended suddenly," Joanne explains. "I've never known why - the person just stopped communicating with me. It understandably made me very sad, but this song was my attempt to give myself some closure." (continue)
Social Cinema are proud to announce their full-length debut, Don't Get Lost, due out on October 2nd via Midtopia. The band, with members hailing from Wichita, KS And Lincoln, NE, are also sharing the album's lead single "You Want My Love."
The song is an apt introduction to the power-pop quintet, whose sound features a wealth of simultaneously at-odds and complementary instrumentation, whether that's demonstrated by the band's hard-panned, three-pronged guitar attack of Gang Of Four-esque chimes exchanged among guitarists Griffin Bush, Mari Crisler and Reed Tiwald, or via the stop-start, drum-pad-aided grooves played by drummer Logan Bush and bassist Austin Engler. (continue)
Maximo Park's Duncan Lloyd presents 'One Step Closer To The Dam', an uber-fun rock banger (from his Reveal Records-released album 'Unwound') about embracing spontaneity and imperfection, with a music video mirroring is twitchy, energetic vibe through a collage of fast-paced and seemingly random visuals.
The primary musician behind Maximo Park and Nano Kino, Lloyd is a Mercury Music Prize nominee, has won an NME award, had A-listed singles at BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music, lyric of the year, worldwide platinum and gold selling record, with songs on eight Maximo Park hit albums consistently charting in the Top 10 U.K. (continue)
Bad Omens have returned with their brand new single, "Specter," along with an accompanying music video. After teasing their next chapter with cryptic "goodbye, friend" messaging for the past few months, the band now takes the stage with a track that promises to take their sound to new heights.
Beginning with delicate, atmospheric production, "Specter" builds into a passionate, hard-hitting chorus, complete with ominous, otherworldly electronic flourishes that provide dynamic layers to the song. This carefully crafted soundscape pairs perfectly with its cinematic music video counterpart, a visual staple for the band that adds an extra layer of storytelling to their already powerful track. Directed by Noah Sebastian & Nico, the video injects viewers into a dark fantasy world that explores themes of loss, betrayal, and the supernatural. The visual was teased with cinematic clips featuring actor Ryan Hurst (known for Sons of Anarchy and Remember the Titans), adding an extra layer of intrigue ahead of the release. (continue)
On Wednesday night, Nine Inch Nails kicked off the North American leg of their acclaimed "Peel It Back" world tour with a sold-out show at Oakland Arena in Oakland, CA.
The 26-date run will include two-night stands at United Center in Chicago (August 19 and 20), Barclays Center in Brooklyn (September 2 and 3) and the Kia Forum in Los Angeles (September 18 and 19), where the tour will wrap up. (continue)
Volta, the next-generation multiview streaming platform, is thrilled to announce the on-demand release of Dave Matthews Band: Live from Camden, NJ, originally streamed live from the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on July 26, 2025.
Fans can now relive this unforgettable night with Volta's immersive multiview experience allowing viewers to take control of how they watch the show. Choose from multiple camera angles to focus on your favorite band member, watch the entire band in sync, or soak in the energy of the crowd. Whether you missed it live or want to experience it again from a new perspective, the full performance is now available to stream on-demand at www.volta.live. (continue)
3OH!3 embodies summer in their latest single "SLUSHIE" and the band takes it one step further in their new music video for the song. The video is a throwback to carefree summer days, spent hanging out with friends and getting some sweet frozen treats.
The band shares: "The music video for SLUSHIE is a visual ode to the carefree days when the only plan was no plan. The video captures the sort of natural chaos that ensues when you and your homies have nothing to do but hit the corner store and see where the day takes you. Oh yeah. And Nat is wearing a turkey suit." (continue)
Creed frontman Scott Stapp paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne during an appearance this past week on The Scuba Steve Show where he called in to discuss his brand new Deadman's Trigger: A Short Film.
iHeartMedia sent over these details along with Stapp's comments about Ozzy: The rock-fueled Western co-stars Stapp's seven-year-old son Anthony Stapp (and credits 18-year-old Milan Stapp as a production assistant), so the conversation quickly turned to family. From working with his kids, to parenting advice, to honoring one of Rock's greatest Dads, Ozzy Osbourne, Scott shared his softer side with his longtime friend. (continue)
Country rocker Cory Marks has revealed a visualizer video for his brand new single "Hangman". The track comes from his forthcoming album, "Sorry For Nothing Volume 2", which will arrive on October 3rd
For the album, Marks once again teamed up with producer Kevin Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, Shania Twain), Kile Odell (Nothing More, Nita Strauss) and Andrew Baylis (Jelly Roll, Brantley Gilbert), for the new album that continues his melding of the worlds or rock and country. (continue)
Close Enemies, the new group featuring Aerosmith legend Tom Hamilton, have shared their brand new single "More Than I Could Ever Need". O'Donnell Media Group sent over these details about the track:
"More Than I Could Ever Need" is a deeply personal and haunting rock ballad written by Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton as a tribute to his wife of almost 50 years. The song is a moving ode to commitment, passion, and the kind of love that only gets stronger with time. (continue)
Glenn Hughes is pleased to share his new single and accompanying visualizer, "Into The Fade," taken from his upcoming studio album 'Chosen,' set for release on September 5, 2025, via Frontiers Music Srl.
This year will also see Glenn Hughes busy touring across Europe and South America, with "The Chosen Years" tour starting in Zoetermeer, Netherlands, on September 2nd, and ending on November 29th in Bogota, Colombia. (continue)
Falling In Reverse have today shared the brand new single "All My Women (Featuring Hardy)." The track serves as a follow-up to last summer's chart-topping hit "All My Life" featuring Jelly Roll, which spent 5 weeks at the top of the rock radio charts and debuted at No. 1 across Billboard's hard rock charts, including an 11-week run as the No. 1 Hot Hard Rock Song in the country.
"All My Women" has a country lean and more hooks than a tackle box. It boasts Falling In Reverse's signature stadium-sized choruses, with a high-impact assist from Hardy. (continue)
Tamar Berk just released her new alt-pop single and video "stay close by", from her forthcoming album "ocd", and to celebrate we asked her to tell us about the song. Here is the story:
Even though "Stay Close By" is the opening track on my new album ocd, it was actually the last song I wrote. I had been struggling with how to begin the album. I tried a bunch of different track orders, but nothing hit quite right-none of the songs felt like the beginning. I knew the vibe I wanted: a slow invitation, something that set the emotional tone and pulled the listener into my world-but also left a little mystery hanging in the air. (continue)
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