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Posted on April 27th 2026, 5:00p.m.

For the first time in six years, U.K. genre-agnostics Loathe are releasing a brand new, full-length studio effort titled A Stranger To You. Set to release on July 17, the album’s first single “Revenant” is streaming right now.

Described as “perhaps their heaviest song to date”, the new single “Revenant” is aptly named. It only hangs around for a few minutes, hits hard, and then vanishes as fast as it came. Seriously, this thing goes hard in the paint for the kind of thick sounds and rabid fury you’d expect from a band like Loathe.

Though you’ll have to wait a couple months for the release of A Stranger To You, you can make sure you get yourself a copy by preordering one for yourself today.

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Wolfgang Van Halen is taking Mammoth back on the road this summer, adding a new run of U.S. headline dates to The End tour. The expanded schedule fills in gaps between the band’s previously confirmed support slots with Creed, keeping the momentum going through the season.

The current Mammoth lineup features Wolfgang Van Halen handling guitar and lead vocals, alongside guitarist Frank Sidoris (from Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators), guitarist/vocalist Jon Jourdan, drummer Garrett Whitlock (of Tremonti), and bassist Ronnie Ficarro. Together, they’ll cover 18 shows across North America.

The run begins July 12 in Edmonton, Alberta at Rockin’ Thunder, where Mammoth opens for Creed, and continues through August 8 in Monroe, Minnesota at the Monroe State Fair, sharing the stage with Daughtry. Along the way, the band will hit cities including Des Moines, Huntsville, Chattanooga, and Albany.

Ticket details and VIP package options are available through the band’s official site.

The post WOLFGANG VAN HALEN’S MAMMOTH Expands Summer 2026 Tour Schedule appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Frontiers Music Srl has brought The L.I.F.E. Project into its roster, marking a new phase for the collaboration between guitarist Josh Rand of Stone Sour and vocalist Casandra Carson of Paralandra and Casandra’s Crossing.

The deal puts the project in a stronger position to reach a wider audience, with new material already in the pipeline. With label backing now in place, The L.I.F.E. Project is set to push its sound further while building on the groundwork established since its formation.

Josh Rand said: “I’m pleased to announce that The L.I.F.E. Project will be joining the Frontiers family. It was important to me to be on a label that wanted to be cutting edge in the industry but still have that mom-and-pop relationship with the artist. I’m looking forward to working with Jeff and Tom to bring The L.I.F.E. Project to our loyal fans!”

Frontiers Label Group general manager Jeff Stevenson added: “We’re incredibly proud to welcome The L.I.F.E. Project to the label. From the moment we heard the new music created by Josh and Casandra, it was clear they continue to bring a unique vision and emotional depth that aligns perfectly with our mission here at Frontiers. We’re excited to partner with them and help bring their artistry to a larger global audience.”

The roots of The L.I.F.E. Project go back to a shared idea between Rand and Carson, built on a strong creative connection. Rand had plans for a female-fronted project for years, and things moved forward in 2020 after the two were introduced through a mutual contact. What started as a trial collaboration developed into a focused project with a clear direction.

On the music side, The L.I.F.E. Project blends Rand’s heavy, groove-driven guitar work with Carson’s wide-ranging vocal style. The sound pulls from classic metal, thrash, and progressive influences, keeping things grounded in heavy riffing while leaving room for melody and dynamic shifts.

The band’s writing process has shaped a sound that balances weight and accessibility. Songs take shape through a natural back-and-forth between the two, allowing ideas to grow without forcing direction.

Lyrically, The L.I.F.E. Project moves beyond standard themes, focusing on real-world topics. Their material draws from history, social issues, and broader cultural tensions, tackling ideas like empowerment, resistance, and societal pressure while staying anchored in a heavy framework.

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Launching in mid-July.

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“It’s a rockin’ dismalia record for rocking dismal times!” is how Robyn Hitchcock describes his new album. Titled “The Confuser” and planned for release on July 24th, the English musician’s fresh affair – that he also characterizes as a jangle … Continue reading →

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The prog polymath felt Orchestra Futura’s performances should be left as one-off experiences. But Theo Travis and Dave Sturt persuaded him to release Live At Nelsonica & Clothworkers Hall

Posted on April 27th 2026, 4:47p.m.

Architects releases long-awaited remixes of ‘Broken Mirror’ and ‘Everything Ends’ was originally published on HM Magazine by Nao Glover.

Today, Architects have released remixes of two fan-favorites. Listeners have long awaited these official remixes after hearing “Everything Ends” as the post-show exit song during Architects’ 2025 tours and teasers of “Broken Mirror” across socials. These remixes feel like a hinge moment, signaling the band’s shift to a heavier momentum and refreshed creative pulse. Additionally, fans can pre-order an exclusive 7” featuring both tracks today. Architects released […]

Architects releases long-awaited remixes of ‘Broken Mirror’ and ‘Everything Ends’ was originally published on HM Magazine by Nao Glover.

British alternative metal stars Bring Me The Horizon have added a new leg of dates to their ‘Ascension Program‘ touring this year. Like the impending spring leg, this fall edition of the tour will once again see gold-certified industrial metalcore band Motionless In White as main support. However, this time around, platinum-certified melodic metalcore band…

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