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Darko have officially begun unveiling “Oni 2.” The progressive deathcore duo—featuring Chelsea Grin vocalist Tom Barber and drummer Josh Miller—started work on the follow-up to their 2022 album “Oni” this past January, bringing in producer Jonathan Dolese (156/Silence, Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows) for the sessions. They’ve released a new… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

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Coming off the back of their previous single Day Dreamin’, which showcased the band’s evolving sound and growing confidence, Outta Spite’s new single We Don’t Need You confronts toxic behaviour head-on and turns pain into defiance. The track captures the band’s signature blend of gritty guitars, punchy rhythms, and emotionally charged vocals, creating a sound […]

Vomitory are one of the enduring pillars of Scandinavian death metal. Formed in 1989, the band released their ferocious debut album, “Raped in Their Own Blood”, in 1996. After two ground-breaking releases, they signed with Metal Blade Records, a significant step forward in their career, before ultimately disbanding in 2013.In 2018, founding members Urban and… Continue Reading →

With Megadeth’s final album topping the US charts, Dave Mustaine is determined to go out on a high note

Always in flux, SYSTEM 7 – an experimental outfit steered by Steve Hillage and his wife Miquette Giraudy – may have released concert recordings over the last decades, yet there’s not been a studio offering from the British ensemble for … Continue reading →

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Yes You Can by Celestial Sailors hits with a dense, heavy presence, where grunge grit collides with shoegaze haze in a wall of sound that feels both crushing and immersive. The guitars swell and distort into a thick, almost suffocating texture, while the vocals sit just beneath the surface, blurred but emotionally charged. There is a push and pull between weight and atmosphere, aggression and drift, that keeps the track constantly shifting. It does not explode, it engulfs.

A dark, layered piece that leans into noise and feeling equally, letting both consume the listener.

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“It’d be, like, one of your friends being, like, ‘Man, I love your ex-wife more.’ It’s, like, ‘Dude, we’ve been divorced for six years. Move on.'”

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Sunday evenings may be an evening of rest for some, but on March 22nd, Uptown Theater was uproarious for The Band Trippp and Blackberry Smoke.

Due to a typo on all websites and tickets, the doors opened 30 minutes earlier than planned. Instead of making everyone wait for over an hour, the bands decided to make an exception and start the evening 30 minutes ahead of what they originally thought was going to be scheduled.

For the Spring portion of Blackberry Smoke’s full tour, they have joined forces with The Band Trippp, comprised of triplets Treyson, JD, and Chaz Stafford from Jonesboro, Arkansas. The Band Trippp is rooted on the intersection of Southern country and gritty blues rock. You can hear Memphis in the rhythm, bluegrass in the phrasing, and Southern rock keep it all anchored together. The Band Trippp made their Grand Ole Opry debut in 2022, and have only been gaining their own following since.

Blackberry Smoke walked on stage with smiles from ear to ear. It felt like a family reunion because I have worked with them every time they’ve traveled through Kansas City since I became a photographer. Opening with “Six Ways to Sunday” wasn’t explosive so much as it was grounding. From the first note strummed by the guitar, the whole place forgot what was outside those four walls. Blackberry Smoke doesn’t demand attention but naturally draws it, and you could feel that quiet agreement throughout the night.

Not a single song, standout solo, or single moment felt like anything other than a gathering of old friends. The set unfolded at its own pace, in its own way, with anticipation of what was playing next because we all know the setlist changes every show. Kansas City didn’t just get a show, we got to come together to celebrate and let go.

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Setlist:
Good One Comin’ On
Workin’ for a Workin’ Man
Hammer and the Nail
Testify
Dig a Hole
Till the Wheels Fall Off
Living in the Song
Hey Delilah
Sure Was Good
Waiting for the Thunder
Sleeping Dogs (With “Come Together” interlude)
Azalea
Everybody Knows She’s Mine
Too High
Ain’t Got the Blues
Run Away From It All
One Horse Town
Freedom Song

Encore:
Poison Whiskey (Lynyrd Skynyrd cover)
Ain’t Much Left of Me

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Ex-Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert was arrested last week for second-degree attempted murder and more.

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