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Review VANDEN PLAS “AcCult II”
Progressive metal veterans Vanden Plas made their debut in 1994 with the album “Colour Temple” followed by the acoustic EP “AcCult” which included acoustic covers of other artists’ songs, plus some rearranged tunes from the debut album. Thirty years later, the German metal group has revived the spirit of the ’90s with the release of… Continue Reading → -
I PREVAIL, IMMINENCE, INVENT ANIMATE: Metro City, Perth, 14/06/2026
Words by: Riah Hill Photos by: Joshua Stroud Thanks to Destroy All Lines I got into the city and saw that there was a line wrapping around the block at 7pm – a whole hour before the doors opened and a whole hour and a half before the first band. I knew this was going […] -
Bonnaroo 2026 Weather Wipes Out 11 Sunday Sets, Including Aly & AJ For A Second Straight Year
It wouldn’t be Bonnaroo if it were dry.
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Emily Armstrong just made history with Linkin Park at Download – and they made it one hell of a celebration
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Luna Rosa Lift Me Up Review
Luna Rosa Lift Me Up Review
The song begins with a very atmospheric introduction that feels like a connection to the future. After just 16 seconds, it erupts with an intense rhythm and hypnotic alternative guitars that are melodic and enchanting. The vocals follow, and the timbre evokes sounds reminiscent of Coldplay and Keane, transmitting deep emotions. There is a night-time and nostalgic quality that makes the song truly fascinating.
This band possesses significant experience and a strong chemistry among its members. Their hours spent in the rehearsal studio are reflected in the seamless interactions throughout the track. The song develops effectively, showcasing a dynamic structure that maintains the listener’s interest.
Around the 2:25 mark, it takes on a more atmospheric bridge, featuring a guitar riff that draws parallels to the styles of The Edge. Here, the song begins to regain energy, becoming reminiscent of U2 as it builds momentum. What unfolds is a refined and intense piece of music that does, indeed, enrich the soul, aligning perfectly with its title, “Lift Me Up.”
Lift Me Up – Sound and Atmosphere
This single offers hope and fills the heart with warmth. Its overall composition leads the listener on a journey of uplifting emotions. Each element is thoughtfully arranged, illustrating the band’s capability in navigating powerful and softer moments. The lyrical content enhances this emotional depth, allowing listeners to connect on multiple levels.
The production quality deserves mention as well. Every instrument is perfectly balanced, capturing the essence of the band’s sound. The clarity of the vocals stands out, ensuring that the lyrical messages resonate effectively. Each chord strikes with precision, creating an immersive listening experience.
Lift Me Up – Performance and Production
The instrumentation, especially the guitar work, complements the intense vocals exquisitely. It elevates the overall emotional impact of the song. Furthermore, the rhythm section provides a solid foundation, driving the energy forward and inviting listeners to engage.
The blend of sounds and styles reveals the band’s versatility. They confidently incorporate various influences while maintaining their unique identity. This is a skill that many artists strive for but few achieve as successfully as Luna Rosa. The nostalgic and night-time feel interspersed with hope is a refreshing combination.
“Lift Me Up” by Luna Rosa stands out as a significant single. Its combination of atmosphere, emotional depth, and musicianship makes it a must-listen for all music fans. This track is a testament to the band’s ability to connect with their audience while inviting them into their lyrical and emotional journey. I highly recommend this song to everyone seeking inspiring music.
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Gig Review: Lzzy + Joe of Halestorm Unplugged Show – Garage, Glasgow (14th June 2026)
I’ve been asked to ensure that I don’t refer to this as a Halestorm show as it’s specifically only Lzzy + Joe of Halestorm which makes it half a Halestorm. So… Hale? No, that would really only be Lzzy and Arejay. So Storm? Too many letters if we’re being picky. How about we split the … Continue reading Gig Review: Lzzy + Joe of Halestorm Unplugged Show – Garage, Glasgow (14th June 2026) -
WHITECHAPEL Announces Special 20th Anniversary Headlining Tour This Fall ~ Tickets On Sale Now
Photo by Alex Morgan WHITECHAPEL will celebrate their 20th anniversary with a special North American headlining tour this Fall where they‘ll perform songs from their entire discography! Presented by Live Nation, the trek will commence on November 11th in Atlanta, Georgia and run through December 18th in Pelham, Tennessee. Support will be provided by Chelsea Grin, The Acacia Strain, and Netherwalker.
Comments WHITECHAPEL guitarist Alex Wade, “We are excited to announce our 20th Anniversary Tour taking place this Fall. We would have never believed we would have made it 20 years after we started this band in 2006, but here we are celebrating it, and we are proud that we are undertaking our largest headline tour to date to commemorate that. Joining us will be our friends who need no introduction, Chelsea Grin and The Acacia Strain, along with deathcore up and comers, Netherwalker. We will be playing songs from our entire discography, no albums left out, so if you want to see us play our longest set in the biggest venues we’ve ever played, get your tickets now and don’t miss out!”
WHITECHAPEL w/ Chelsea Grin, The Acacia Strain, Netherwalker:
11/11/2026 Tabernacle – Atlanta, GA
11/13/2026 House Of Blues – Buena Vista, FL
11/14/2026 House Of Blues – North Myrtle Beach, SC
11/16/2026 The Fillmore Charlotte – Charlotte, NC
11/17/2026 Roxian Theatre Presented by Citizens – Mckees Rocks, PA
11/19/2026 Nevermore Hall – Baltimore, MD
11/20/2026 Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, NJ
11/21/2026 The Palladium – Worcester, MA
11/22/2026 MTELUS – Montreal, QC w/ Carcosa **
11/24/2026 HISTORY – Toronto, ON w/ Carcosa **
11/25/2026 Royal Oak Music Theatre – Royal Oak, OH
11/28/2026 Riviera Theatre – Chicago, IL
11/29/2026 The Fillmore – Minneapolis, MN
12/01/2026 Ogden Theatre – Denver, CO
12/03/2026 The Union Event Center – Salt Lake City, UT
12/04/2026 Treefort Music Hall – Boise, ID
12/05/2026 Showbox SoDo – Seattle, WA
12/07/2026 Channel 24 – Sacramento, CA
12/08/2026 House Of Blues – Anaheim, CA
12/09/2026 The Van Buren – Phoenix, AZ
12/11/2026 The Aztec Theatre – San Antonio, TX
12/12/2026 Diamond Ballroom – Oklahoma City, OK
12/13/2026 House Of Blues – Houston, TX
12/14/2026 House Of Blues – Dallas, TX
12/16/2026 The Andrew J. Brady Music Center – Cincinnati, OH
12/18/2026 The Caverns – Pelham, TN
** No NetherwalkerHymns In Dissonance, WHITECHAPEL’s most recent studio recording released last Spring via Metal Blade Records, finds the band reinventing themselves, going darker, deeper and heavier than ever before.
Hymns In Dissonance is available now on CD, vinyl, and digital formats.For orders, visit https://lnk.to/HymnsInDissonance. Find merch bundles and band exclusive vinyl at: whitechapel.merchnow.com.
WHITECHAPEL:
Phil Bozeman – vocals
Ben Savage – lead guitar
Alex Wade – rhythm guitar
Zach Householder – guitar
Gabe Crisp – bass
Brandon Zackey – drumshttps://www.whitechapelband.com
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