On Friday, Philadelphia shoegaze institution Nothing will release their new album A Short History Of Decay, which pushed the band’s sound in a bunch of different directions. This time around, frontman Nicky Palermo has put together a lineup that includes Cloakroom’s Doyle Martin and Cam Smith, Best Coast’s Bobb Bruno, and Manslaughter 777’s Zachary Jones.…
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Borland has previously performed live with the noted composer/musician.
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Demilich? Dismember? Grave? We need ’em.
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Sun Dont Shine — formerly known as Eye Am — will release their debut full-length, Birth To Death, on April 1 through Corpse Paint Records. The band brings together Kirk Windstein (Crowbar, Down, Kingdom Of Sorrow) on guitar and vocals, former Type O Negative members Kenny Hickey on guitar and vocals, Johnny Kelly on drums, and Todd Strange (Crowbar, Down) on bass.
Ahead of the album’s arrival, the group has unveiled a new single, “Power To Live”, along with an official video shot and edited by Mike Holderbeast. A press statement describes the track as “a fierce and unflinching track that confronts humanity’s refusal to learn from its own violent history while defiantly clinging to survival, awareness, and the will to keep going.”
Written by Hickey and Windstein, “Power To Live” was tracked at OCD Studios in the summer of 2025. Duane Simoneaux handled production, Vinnie LaBella co-produced, and Andrew Spaulding served as executive producer.
The song took shape after a discussion about its cover art, when Hickey pointed out how troubling it is that humanity continues to repeat cycles of violence. That idea became the foundation of the track — facing history’s failures head-on while choosing persistence over defeat.
“The track is a challenge to the times we’re living in,” Sun Dont Shine explains, “an insistence on survival and consciousness in the face of cycles that refuse to break.”
For the artwork of “Power To Live”, Sun Dont Shine worked with visual artist Nadiya Vizier (Crowbar, Sailor Bob tattoo). To coincide with the single, the band and Vizier are releasing a limited art collaboration available exclusively with the track. The run includes 100 hand-signed posters autographed by Vizier, a custom sticker sheet, and 10 ultra-limited trucker caps featuring original artwork tied to the release. Each item was created specifically for “Power To Live”, reflecting the urgency and message behind the song. All pieces are directly linked to the streaming release and are available only while supplies last.
Musically, “Power To Live” leans into Sun Dont Shine’s mix of weight and atmosphere. Windstein’s dense guitar tone locks in with Hickey’s melodic phrasing, while Kelly drives the track with tight but forceful drumming and Strange anchors it with a heavy low end. The result feels seasoned and deliberate — four experienced players building tension and releasing it with impact.
The video for “Power To Live” expands on the song’s themes with stark, unsettling visuals. Instead of telling a literal story, it blends performance footage with mood-driven imagery to highlight the friction between destruction and endurance. The approach reflects Sun Dont Shine’s broader mindset: capturing emotion as it happens rather than polishing it into something safe.
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The band have enlisted drummer Anika Nilles and keyboardist Loren Gold for their upcoming reunion touring.
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Guatemalan-born, Montreal-based Santiago Castillo releases indie-electronic music under the name Hockitay. New single “over/over” is our first preview of a forthcoming EP. In a recent interview with The Line Of Best Fit, he says this tune is designed for winter, so if you’re snowed in on the East Coast today, you might want to queue…
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Alternative metal outfit Tomahawk is officially back in action in 2026. Tomahawk will hit the road this summer for their first live dates in 13 years. The month-long U.S. tour celebrates the band’s 25th anniversary and reunites them with Melvins for the first time since the 2003 Geek Show run.
The lineup remains intact: Duane Denison, Mike Patton, John Stanier and Trevor Dunn. Tomahawk last toured behind Oddfellows in 2013. They resurfaced in 2021 with Tonic Immobility, released during the pandemic, and the material has yet to be performed live.
Denison comments on the upcoming dates: “In the spirit of the Olympics, Team Tomahawk has decided to rise up and go for the gold once again — also competing will be our cohorts the Melvins.”
Buzz Osborne from the Melvins adds: “This tour is a no brainer. I can’t wait. A Melvins/Tomahawk trek will be a stone groove.”
The current Melvins lineup features Osborne alongside Dale Crover, Steven McDonald and Coady Willis.
Tickets go on sale Friday, February 27 at 10 a.m. local time. An Ipecac pre-sale begins Wednesday, February 25 at 10 a.m. local time (password: Flashback). Tickets are available here.
Tomahawk — guitarist Duane Denison (The Jesus Lizard, The Unsemble), vocalist Mike Patton (Mr. Bungle, Faith No More, Fantômas), drummer John Stanier (Helmet, Battles) and bassist Trevor Dunn (Mr. Bungle, Fantômas) — first emerged in 2001 with their self-titled debut Tomahawk. They followed with Mit Gas (2003) and Anonymous (2007) before issuing Oddfellows in 2013. That record delivered their strongest chart debut, landing at No. 9 on the Billboard Top Independent Albums chart. The A.V. Club graded it “A-,” Revolver rated it “4 out of 5 stars,” and Pitchfork wrote that “this lurid, thorny, profoundly weird music — just comes tearing out.”
After extensive touring and festival appearances, the members shifted focus to other projects in 2014. On their 20th anniversary, they returned with their fifth full-length, Tonic Immobility. Now, marking 25 years, Tomahawk is back on stage.
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