Brighton’s CLT DRP haven’t released anything since 2024’s one-off “Until You Showed Me,” but they’ve been touring non-stop alongside the likes of Lambrini Girls, Bob Vylan, and DITZ. That wait has not been in vain. The trio returned the other day with a fucking killer new single “What Is She For?” With unrelenting force, CLT…
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It seems there was some confusion about the track’s existence and if it would be included in any digital formats.
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(A couple of weeks ago Vendetta Records released the debut album of the Swedish black metal band Lömsk. Attracted by the cover art, our Comrade Aleks fell into the album and emerged with a desire to interview the band, and the following discussion with Lömsk’s bassist and vocalist followed.) War became a part of our […]
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Cage Fight have just dropped a new single, Pick Your Fighter, featuring Benighted’s Julien Truchan.
Taken from their forthcoming album Exuvia – which is due out on May 1 via Spinefarm – vocalist Rachel Aspe announces, “We wanted to write a fun, sing-along party song with themes of determination and fighting spirit, and the result is Pick Your Fighter.
“I also wanted to pay tribute to a French artist who marked my teenage years, and my dad suggested Nâdiya, an R&B singer who is huge back home. Musical and lyrical motifs in Pick Your Fighter nod to Nadiya’s hit Et C’est Parti, a motivational party song that was a huge hit.
“The crowning touch is some very heavy guest vocals from my French friend Julien Truchan of the band Benighted. And there are pig squeals, many pig squeals!”
Check out the very apt 8‑bit combat video for Pick Your Fighter below:
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Loke Rahbek used to be a member of the Danish band Lust For Youth, and then he split off to start the solo project Croatian Amor. Last year, he got together with his old band for the Lust For Youth/Croatian Amor collaborative album All Worlds. Today, Rahbek follows that album with “Regret,” a new standalone…
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Suffocation has tacked on a handful of additional headlining dates around their Cradle Of Filth tour, all of which seem to be only Suffocation.
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This spring, Suffocation will be heading out on the road in support of Cradle of Filth along with Ghost Bath and Cultus Black. Should be a good time, but what if you’re really just interested in catching Suffocation? Good news — they’ve added a handful of headlining dates scattered throughout the aforementioned tour that you might want to check out instead.
Each of the following dates are Suffocation headlining shows. As of this posting, it looks like just Suffocation will be featured on these events — no openers or supporting artists. So if that’s all you want, then that might just be all you get.
The newly added dates are as such:
As mentioned before, these added dates only supplement their already existing itinerary. That tour’s dates with Cradle of Filth, Ghost Bath, and Cultus Black are listed below.
Tickets for the headlining run of shows will go on sale this Friday. As for the other tickets, you can get yours today.
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American original Tom Waits doesn’t. make new music too often anymore. He’ll reportedly appear on an upcoming Shane MacGowan tribute album, but that’ll be a rare thing. He hasn’t released an album since 2011’s Bad As Me, and he doesn’t seem to be in a hurry to drop another one. Nevertheless, Waits will still take character-actor roles in auteurist movies. In recent years, he’s been in pictures like The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs, The Old Man & The Gun, and Licorice Pizza. Last year, Waits was the nominal lead in his old collaborator Jim Jarmusch’s family anthology Father Mother Sister Brother, which got international festival attention but didn’t make much critical or commercial noise in the US. Next, he’ll be in Martin McDonagh’s new film Wild Horse Nine.
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