(hennemusic) Van Halen are streaming an HD video featuring the 2025 Remaster of "Don't Tell Me (What Love Can Do)" from the forthcoming 30th anniversary edition of "Balance."
Due August 15, "Balance (Expanded Edition)" features the original album along with a selection of audio and video rarities, while pulling together a selection of non-album tracks from the period, including the B-side "Crossing Over," along with "Humans Being" and "Respect the Wind" from the Twister soundtrack. Also featured are eight performances from the band's 1995 Wembley Stadium appearance, which was broadcast by the BBC. (continue)
Metal legends Metallica saves this weekend's Tomorrowland Festival in Belgium after they offered up their stage to organizers to use after the EDM event's main stage burned down earlier in the week.
The festival, which featured sets Steve Aoki, Swedish House Mafia, Deadmau5 and David Guetta, and more, was almost cancelled until Metallica provided the stage that they had stored in Austria to organizers. (continue)
Machine Head's Robb Flynn made a surprise guest appearance at the Release Athens Festival this weekend where their join Gojira for a performance of Sepultura's "Territory".
We were sent the following details: in Athens, as part of the , was in itself one of the most significant musical events of the year. Beyond the undeniable fact that the French band is perhaps the leading act in modern metal, the timing was ideal: the past 12 months have been the most pivotal in their career, as their performance at the Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games propelled their reputation far beyond the boundaries of the metal scene. (continue)
I Prevail announced their fourth studio album Violent Nature set for release September 19th via Fearless Records. They also released their third single off the record, "Rain" with an accompanying music video.
"Rain" is a powerful, emotionally charged track showcasing the band's ability to balance heaviness with vulnerability. It feels both aggressive and cleansing as it explores the weight of suffering and the relief that comes with finally being set free from misery. It sets the tone for what's to come in the new record: a collection of tracks that are darker, deeper, and more intense than ever. (continue)
Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and Eurythmics co-founder Dave Stewart will release his new album, Dave Does Dylan, across all streaming platforms via Surfdog Records. Stream here
The 14-song collection - originally a Record Store Day vinyl exclusive - features Stewart's raw, one-take renditions of Bob Dylan classics like "Lay, Lady, Lay," "Knockin' On Heaven's Door," and "Forever Young." (continue)
New York's genre-defying punks Oxymorrons return with "BLK SHEEP", a ferocious new single that collides thrash punk chaos with sharp-edged alt-hip-hop. Unflinching and unapologetic, the track takes aim at corruption, inequality, and the many layers of hypocrisy woven into the fabric of modern society. Alongside the release, the band has announced their upcoming EP Create. Destroy. Rebuild. Repeat. will drop in the fall of 2025.
Delivered with a sense of urgency that matches the current climate, "BLK SHEEP" pulls no punches. Against a backdrop of breakneck drums and razor-edged riffs, Oxymorrons spit barbed truths: "F*** it why not, break the law talk sh*t run from the cops / F*** it why not, profile plant drugs shoot them on the spot..." (continue)
Yawn Mower pays homage to "The Big Lebowski" with the music video for their new single "New Years At The Airport", and let's just say there's not a bowling ball in north New Jersey that should feel safe from a good old fashioned tongue bath.
The single gives fans yet another glimpse of their forthcoming new album I Just Can't Wait To Die, due out on August 15th (Mint 400 Records). Yawn Mower will celebrate the release of their new album with a record release show in Asbury Park, on August 30th, followed by multiple east coast dates in September. (continue)
To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the pop punk outfit, Acceptance, have announced their reimagined version of their quintessential album, Phantoms, called Phantoms/Twenty, recorded by original producer, Aaron Sprinkle, amid the band's reunion and milestone anniversary. And while the band did redo their parts, this isn't just any standard re-recording.
To give new context to its profound and lasting legacy, Acceptance enlisted a wide range of artists across various genres, many of whom were inspired by the band. There are those who were already close to Acceptance including Stephen Christian of Anberlin, Memphis May Fire's Matty Mullins, Boys Like Girls frontman Martin Johnson, The Maine's John O'Callaghan, Jenna McDougall from Tonight Alive and Hevenshe, All Time Low's Alex Gaskarth, State Champs vocalist Derek DiScanio as well as Teddy Swims who has publicly shared that the band inspired and admitted the first song he learned how to play on guitar was an Acceptance track. (continue)
The wait is over, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and Eagles cofounder Bernie Leadon has released his first single in over 20 years "Too Many Memories". This marks the beginning of a bold, new chapter for Bernie, showcasing the return of a true musical savant.
"Too Many Memories," is a deeply personal reflection of Bernie Leadon's remarkable life and storied career - a heartfelt journey through decades of music, milestones, and meaning. With his unmistakable vocals and soul-stirring piano, this track is a one-of-a-kind declaration of his return to the music world - and one that's sure to resonate with fans both new and longtime. (continue)
Renowned guitarist Dean DeLeo of Stone Temple Pilots and Trip The Witch, along with acclaimed UK vocalist Pete Shoulder, have released their latest collaboration, One More Satellite available now via Symphonic.
Originally conceived as an instrumental project, One More Satellite took a turn when DeLeo felt a few tracks would be better served with vocals. He sent raw phone recordings to his longtime friend Shoulder, and in short order, the songs returned - transformed with Shoulder's expressive vocals and poignant lyrics. So inspired by the results, DeLeo reimagined the entire project, and a diverse ten-track album was born.. (continue)
Last night, GRAMMY Award-winning, multi-platinum rock band Kings of Leon returned to the live stage with a massive sold-out show at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. Joining Zach Bryan for his stadium tour, Kings of Leon marked their first live performance since canceling a portion of their European dates following Caleb's heel injury.
The band electrified the sold-out crowd with a setlist featuring the biggest hits from their extensive catalog as well as new music from their latest release Can We Please Have Fun, which debuted last year in the Top 10 on the Top Rock & Alternative Albums, Top Alternative Albums, Top Rock Albums, Top Current Albums Sales, Indie Store Album Sales and Vinyl Albums Chart. (continue)
Slaughter To Prevail has unleashed their highly anticipated new album GRIZZLY, out now via Sumerian Records. Featuring latest single "Imdead", as well as recent releases like "Song 3 (feat. BABYMETAL)" and "Russian Grizzly In America", GRIZZLY is Slaughter To Prevail's most punishing release to date. The album smashes all expectations of modern metal, solidifying Slaughter To Prevail's place at the forefront of heavy music.
GRIZZLY is available now on CD, cassette, and vinyl, including several exclusive variants: Black + Bone Half/Half w/Splatter (band), Violet + Clear Cloudy w/Splatter (band), Green + Black + Brown w/Splatter (band), Pink + Silver + Purple w/Glitter (band), Red Zoetrope Picture Disc (band), Bone w/Black + Burgandy Splatter (retail), Black Cloudy w/ Yellow Splatter (indie retail), Black + Bone Butterfly w/Splatter (Revolver), Black Ice + Red Triple Button (Sumerian), Picture Disc (Sumerian), Gold + Black Cornetto w/Splatter (AUS), Orange + Black w/White Splatter (Sumerian), and Green + Bone w/Red Splatter (Metal Hammer). (continue)
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Dawes have shared "When My Time Comes (From the Nothing Is Wrong Sessions)," a previously unheard version of the longtime fan favorite available at all streaming services now in conjunction with its featured placement in the season finale of the acclaimed sports comedy series, Stick, premiering Wednesday, July 23 on Apple TV+.
Produced and recorded by Jonathan Wilson (Father John Misty, Angel Olsen), the original version of "When My Time Comes" was among the many standouts on Dawes' 2009 debut album, North Hills, but then re-recorded during sessions for 2011's breakthrough second LP, Nothing Is Wrong. (continue)
Connecticut metalcore outfit Currents are thrilled to share the video for the new single 'It Only Gets Darker'. It's the first new music from the band since 2023's critically acclaimed The Death We Seek.
"Embrace Darkness. Accept Fate. Surrender Yourself. and Feed the Flame. 'It Only Gets Darker' is now yours," says singer Brian Wille. Have you embraced, accepted, and surrendered? You will be better for it once you do! (continue)
Multi-million streaming artist PRESIDENT have announced that the debut EP, King Of Terrors, will be released on September 26. The title, which is a Biblical reference, sees the EP address themes of darkness, religion, and the ultimate maker to life - death.
New single "RAGE" explores a new sonic avenue for PRESIDENT, incorporating a much more synth laden, electronic landscape. The song's lyrical themes were inspired by Dylan Thomas' epic poem - "Do not go gentle into that good night." (continue)
ERRA dropped the new song "Gore of Being" last week. It was the first new music from the band since 2024's critically acclaimed CURE and was lauded by Rock Sound for its "stunning collision of brutality and melody we've come to expect from the band" and by Knotfest as "a potent meld of precision and power."
They've followed it immediately with another typically brainy metallic track titled "Echo Sonata." The song nods to both ERRA's past and its future! (continue)
Parker Barrow have released their brand new single "Novocaine", along with an accompanying lyric video. The track is the follow-up to the southern rockers "Make It", which arrived in April, and both comes from the band's forthcoming sophomore album.
"Novocaine came from an idea Alex, our guitarist, had in his back pocket for some time," says Parker Barrow's founding member and drummer, Dylan Turner. "At the time he showed it to us I had recently written some lyrics with no real melody or "song structure" in mind, but I immediately realized the riff he brought to us was perfect for the lyrics I had just written." (continue)
Big Wreck have shared a music video for their new song "Holy Roller", to celebrate the announcement that their new album, "The Rest Of The Story", will be hitting stores on October 24th.
We were sent the following details: Recorded at Noble Street Studios, the album was written, composed, and co-produced by frontman Ian Thornley, alongside acclaimed producer Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Deftones, Evanescence, Alice in Chains). With engineering by Chris Holmes, mixing by Eric Ratz (Danko Jones, Cancer Bats, Arkells), and mastering by Andy Vandette (Rush, David Bowie). The project brings together an allstar team to deliver Big Wreck's most dynamic work to date. (continue)
(hennemusic) Bush is streaming its new album, "I Beat Loneliness", in sync with its release on July 18. Produced by Gavin Rossdale and Erik Ron (Godsmack, Bad Omen), the 2025 project marks Bush's 10th studio album and blends their grunge-rooted intensity with fresh textures and themes exploring mental health, solitude, and resilience.
Spanning 12 tracks, "I Beat Loneliness" opens an unflinching conversation around emotional vulnerability - especially the silence that often surrounds men's mental health. On tracks like 'Scars' - the record's focus track - Bush confronts that silence head-on. 'Scars' is a raw reckoning with pain and healing, turning wounds into proof of survival. From seismic rock choruses to stripped-down confessions, the album dares listeners to feel everything - reminding us that healing starts when the silence ends. (continue)
Edmonton punk rockers Forester recently released their new track "Daredevil Youth," and to celebrate we asked Keenan Gregory to tell us about the song. Here is the story:
"Daredevil Youth" is the musical version of flipping through old photographs you forgot you still had. It catches me off guard and pulls my complete focus every time we play it. (continue)
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