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At The Gates have continued the emotional rollout of their final studio album featuring late frontman Tomas “Tompa” Lindberg. The legendary Swedish melodic death metal band unveiled a new music video for their track “The Dissonant Void,” directed by Costin Chioreanu, streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. Reflecting on … Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Одиночество Взахлеб by Lizzy Morisson feels like a gothic descent into inner collapse, where atmosphere and emotion blur into something deeply personal and unsettling. Driven by shadowy guitars and a cold, spacious production, the track carries a ritualistic weight, as if mourning not a person but a version of the self left behind. Her vocal delivery moves between fragility and intensity, embodying that suffocating sense of being lost in time and self-reflection.

It’s dark, poetic, and emotionally raw—a piece that doesn’t just express loneliness, but fully inhabits it.

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Foreshadow by GEV unfolds as a tightly wound psych instrumental, built on swirling textures and a slow-burning sense of anticipation. The track moves with purpose, layering hazy guitar tones and subtle rhythmic shifts that keep it in constant motion without ever breaking its trance. There’s a cinematic edge to it—like something is always about to happen, but never fully arrives—making it both hypnotic and slightly unsettling.

A focused, atmospheric piece that leans into mood and tension rather than release.

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mtv unplugged by Matt Storm feels raw in the most intimate way, stripping everything down to emotion and presence. Built around delicate acoustic textures, the track carries a quiet psychedelic melancholy, where every note seems to breathe alongside his voice. His delivery is soft yet insistent, balancing vulnerability with a subtle defiance that mirrors the song’s core theme of autonomy.

There’s a ghost of grunge-era confession here, but filtered through a more soulful, modern lens. It doesn’t try to overwhelm—it lingers, honest and exposed, letting its emotional weight unfold slowly.

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The Inferno of Antifermo by Numbz & Thought Provokah hits with a gritty, focused intensity, channeling frustration and resilience into a steady, no-frills hip-hop burner. Over a dark, smoldering beat, Thought Provokah delivers sharp, purposeful bars that reflect the struggles of navigating the music game without losing direction.

It’s linear but highly addictive—no wasted moments, just momentum and conviction—turning pressure into drive and keeping its energy locked from start to finish.

Joss Dean strips things down to their purest form on Was I Loved (Dub Mix), crafting a deep, late-night cut that thrives on restraint and precision. Built on rolling drums and a weighty low-end, the track moves with a steady, hypnotic pulse, letting subtle textures and atmospheric details do the talking.

There’s a quiet confidence in how it unfolds—no rush, no unnecessary peaks—just a controlled groove designed for those 3AM moments when the dancefloor locks in and time starts to blur. Minimal yet immersive, it’s a functional but deeply absorbing dub that understands exactly where it belongs.

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LEX LEGION is a brand-new band comprised of old friends with incredible heavy metal pedigree. Comprising of four-fifths of the classic late 1980s King Diamond line-up – drummer Mikkey Dee, guitarists Pete Blakk and Andy La Rocque, and bassist Hal Patino – the group is infused with the jaw-dropping vocals of Nils K. Rue (Pagan’s […]

One band that has gained serious momentum in recent years is The Neptune Power Federation. Hailing from Australia, the group has evolved into a powerful force in expressive rock music, driven by a rebellious spirit.They made their debut in 2012 with “Mano a Satano”, and have continued to raise the bar with each release since…. Continue Reading →

Anika Nilles will make her touring debut with Rush in Los Angeles in July

Review by Ali Williams The Bluesfest collapse may have left Easter weekend looking like a half-deflated lilo floating in a puddle of bad planning, but The Living End made sure Saturday night at Hotel Brunswick felt anything but a distraction. What could have easily passed as a last-minute rescue mission turned into a full-bodied, sweat-slicked […]