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Matchore/metalcore six-piece The Callous Daoboys revealed a short statement via their social media that the work on their fourth long player, the successor to last year’s I Don’t Want To See You In Heaven, has begun. More info in due time.
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In past few days and weeks, Ohio-based group Starset put out several new songs. “T r a n s f u s 1 0 n”, “A n n 1 h 1 l a t 1 0 n” and “P a r a d 0 x 1 c” can be listened via Bandcamp widgets below.
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Detroit has always held a well-deserved reputation for producing hard-working rock and roll bands that understand the true

Seattle breakout Guthrie Quist was on the brink of superstardom, sharing stages with Collective Soul, earning praises from Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris, and drawing interest from Dave Grohl’s team, before a tragic loss forced him to walk away and vanish into the Montana mountains. Years later, a single wedding performance reignited his musical fire, spawning Snapdragon alongside his wife Summer on bass and drummer Isaac Lee. Working with top-tier rock producers, the resurrected lineup blends anthemic pop-rock hooks, soaring operatic vocals, and alt-rock authenticity.

Their single “Last Dime” is an energetic, razor-sharp banger riding high on infectious guitar riffs and a massive, incredible-sounding chorus. Channeling a heavy, nostalgic vibe that lands right in the sweet spot between Smashing Pumpkins and Alice in Chains, the track delivers a tight, cinematic rush of pure rock energy. 

Give it a go by clicking on the Spotify player below and follow Snapdragon if you like what you hear. 

https://instagram.com/snapdragon.music 

 

Aussie rock project Plain Drifter, straight out of Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, serves up no-nonsense classic rock packed with pure, soulful grit. Blending warm acoustic guitar with killer electric guitar tone, the music hits that sweet spot of big hooks and timeless rock swagger.

Their track “Cracks in the Mirror”—lifted from the upcoming album All Roads Lead to This—tackles losing your head and questioning who you’ve become. Driven by gritty riffs, heavy-hitting dynamic drums, raw emotional vocals, and a huge anthemic chorus, it’s a solid, rock-and-roll headbanger that cranks hard from start to finish. 

Give it a go by clicking on the Spotify player below and follow Plain Drifter if you like what you hear. 

https://instagram.com/plaindrifters
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Italian death doom duo is Assumption is all set to unleash its third studio album, Paradox Of The Arrow, on November 13th via 20 Buck Spin. Comprised of 6 new songs, it was engineered, mixed and mastered by Claudio Mulas. To taste a first piece of the new music, give a listen to the “Tombs Upon The Sun” track.
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Nashville’s SAIDAN began in 2020 as Splatterpvnk’s solo project, with drummer Hundosai joining for the recording of the first full-length album. Drawing on Japanese horror stories, the band developed their distinctive melodic black metal, driven by punk energy, through Jigoku (2021), Onryō II: Her Spirit Eternal (2022) and Visual Kill: The Blossoming of Psychotic Depravity […]

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Detroit, Michigan, has always been a reliable hub for loud guitars, blue-collar storytelling, and high-energy rock and roll.

 

RED BY NIGHT was founded in 2022 by Joseph Sheppard (guitars/lead vocals) and Theo Hubbard (guitars/vocals), and anchored by the relentless rhythm section of Oliver Morrough (drums) and Emerson Harris (bass), the band carries the torch lit by Birmingham legends Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Judas Priest into the modern era with high-octane live shows and packed-out gigs across iconic Midlands venues.

Their new charged single “Colour” deliver a raw, intense portrait of heartbreak, self-reflection, and quiet devastation. Shifting effortlessly between delicate vulnerability and blistering aggression, the track leans on incredible band performance and genre-perfect production to build an unforgettable, head-sticking chorus that captures the crushing weight of emotional separation.

Give it a go by clicking on the Spotify player below and follow RED BY NIGHT if you like what you hear.

Some metalheads may have started wondering whether RAM had quietly disappeared into the Swedish wilderness. After all, The Throne Within landed back in 2019, and seven years is a pretty long time to leave the amps switched off. But now the five Swedes are back, and they have brought a new album with them. Against is an appropriately… Continue Reading →