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  • SOWULO – “Sol” CD Reissue Out June 19 on Season of Mist

    The Norse year wheel returns: Faber Horbach’s acoustic pagan folk landmark finds a new home “Pagan folk meets chamber music” — CeltCast SOWULO, the musical project of Dutch composer Faber Horbach, will release a CD reissue of the 2016 album “Sol” through Season of Mist on June 19th, 2025. The album’s thirteen tracks trace the eight festivals […]

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  • Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith join Marc Broussard on “You’ll Be Sorry”

    Soul singer Marc Broussard has released his new studio album Chance Worth Taking, marking his first full collection of original blues and soul material. The album is out now via KTBA Records, the label founded by Joe Bonamassa.

    Coinciding with the release, Broussard has also shared the latest single and video, “You’ll Be Sorry,” which features Bonamassa and Josh Smith. The track leans into a blues shuffle style, with Bonamassa contributing slide guitar while Broussard delivers the vocal lead. “You’ll be sorry when I’m gone / When they tell my story, you’ll be nothing but a pawn / I’m hitting the road and driving till dawn,” Broussard sings. He added, “We wrote that one in the studio. Joe inspired the concept, and later, I went back to craft the lyrics. I wanted to flex my lyrical and melodic chops.”

    “You’ll Be Sorry” follows several previously released singles from the album, including “I’m Going Home,” “Trying to Do Right,” “No More,” and “Fever,” the latter of which also features Smith.

    Chance Worth Taking was produced by Bonamassa, Smith, and Calvin Turner. Bonamassa appears on ten tracks and co-wrote three songs, while Smith contributed to four tracks as both a co-writer and performer. Turner co-wrote ten songs on the album and contributed to its arrangements.

    The album explores a range of blues and soul styles while maintaining Broussard’s signature vocal approach. Tracks include big-band influenced numbers, blues ballads, and New Orleans-inspired material, with contributions from Reese Wynans and Trombone Shorty among others.

    “I think blues and soul are born from the same place,” Broussard says, “Memphis and the Delta are natural bedfellows. This album represents a transition for me, but while creating it, I never felt afraid to take a chance. The material is so good that I never saw it as a risk.”

    Broussard will support the release with a U.S. spring tour beginning April 23 in Huntingdon, Tennessee, and includes a performance at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on May 1, along with multiple headlining dates across the country.

    U.S. SPRING TOUR DATES

    April 23 – The Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center – Huntingdon, TN*
    April 24 – The Walker Theatre – Chattanooga, TN*
    April 25 – Variety Playhouse – Atlanta, GA*
    April 26 – Neighborhood Theatre – Charlotte, NC*
    April 28 – Manchester Music Hall – Lexington, KY**
    April 29 – Bijou Theatre – Knoxville, TN**
    April 30 – Lyric Theatre – Birmingham, AL**
    May 1 – New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest – New Orleans, LA
    May 3 – Dosey Doe – The Woodlands, TX+
    May 5 – Delmar Hall – St. Louis, MO**
    May 7 – Fitzgerald Theater – St. Paul, MN*
    May 8 – Space – Evanston, IL**
    May 9 – Space – Evanston, IL**
    May 10 – Hi-Fi Annex (Hi-Fi Indy) – Indianapolis, IN**
    May 12 – Thunderbird Cafe – Pittsburgh, PA**
    May 13 – The Birchmere – Alexandria, VA**
    May 14 – Ardmore Music Hall – Ardmore, PA**
    May 15 – Brooklyn Bowl – Brooklyn, NY**
    May 16 – Narrows Center for the Arts – Fall River, MA**
    May 30 – Bear Shadow Festival – Highlands, NC

    *With Seth Walker
    **With Sway Wild
    +With Kristen Kelly

    The post Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith join Marc Broussard on “You’ll Be Sorry” appeared first on Blues Rock Review.

  • ¿Quiénes son D4vd y Celeste Rivas Hernández?

    El músico, creador del himno de Fortnite, ha sido detenido en relación con la muerte de Rivas Hernández, cuyos restos fueron encontrados en el maletero de su Tesla el pasado septiembre.
  • EXORCIZPHOBIA Featured in Metal Injection’s Weekly New Releases with Neurosis Unbound – @thebeast

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    EXORCIZPHOBIA Featured in Metal Injection’s Weekly New Releases with Neurosis Unbound
    April 17, 2026
    Czech thrash force Exorcizphobia continue their assault on the global metal scene as their latest full-length album Neurosis Unbound earns a spot in Metal Injection ’s Weekly Injection of New Releases.
    Released April 14, 2026 via Doomentia Records, with a special Japan edition through DTD Records, Neurosis Unbound delivers a fierce blend of thrash metal and crossover intensity. The album channels the spirit of legends like Voivod , Sacred Reich , and D.R.I. while pushing forward with a modern, aggressive edge.
    Described by the band as “an unfiltered dive into the fractures of the human psyche,” the record hits with razor-sharp riffs, relentless rhythms, and a raw, urgent vocal delivery. Production by Amak Golden, Tomas Skorepa, and the band ensures a sound that is both punishing and precise.
    The album also features artwork by Michel ‘Away’ Langevin , adding a visual punch from one of metal’s most iconic creative minds.
    Being featured alongside artists such as Nine Inch Nails , Nekrogoblikon , and others highlights the growing impact of Exorcizphobia as they continue to carve their place in today’s thrash landscape.
    Neurosis Unbound is out now on all platforms.
    Release Date: April 14, 2026
    Label: Doomentia Records / DTD Records (Japan Edition)
    Genre: Thrash Metal / Crossover
    For press inquiries, interviews, or coverage opportunities:
    zach@metaldevastationradio.com
    Stay loud. Thrash isn’t looking back.
    Check it out here: https://metalinjection.net/upcoming-releases/heavy-new-releases/the-weekly-injection-new-releases-from-nine-inch-noize-nekrogoblikon-more-out-this-week-4-17

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  • The Choreographer Kyle Abraham Embraces the Big Perm and Boombox Era

    His “Cassette Vol. 1” has a 1980s mix tape soundtrack and nods to postmodern American dance vocabulary.
  • Dissonant death metal band DYSGNOSTIC come up with an evolved new album

    Danish death metal band Dysgnostic‘s new album “End Whispers” is an extension of their hypnotic, dissonant death metal music but is denser and a lot more nuanced. It’s fascinating and intense, and there’s a lot to unravel. You can watch their official video of one of their new songs AT THIS LINK.  Dysgnostic continue to refine their hypnotic dissonant […]

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  • VISION DIVINE “18 (It Feels Like Heaven)” video

    Vision Divine has released a video for “18 (It Feels Like Heaven)”, first single taken from the new EP “A Clockwork Reverie” to be released on May 22 by Scarlet Records. A man walks through the desert and meets an old stranger who tells him, «I’ve been waiting for you.» – the man doesn’t recall any appointment. […]

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