Enigmatic, genre-bending R&B-metal duo sace6 have today announced their forthcoming new album, brutalist, out on Friday, May 8 (via Sumerian Records). In celebration of the news, the band have dropped their latest offering covet and the official video. When asked about today’s release, the band commented: “Our second single off of brutalist – covet remaining […]Category: news
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SACE6 Release Second Album Single ‘Covet’
Enigmatic, genre-bending R&B-metal duo sace6 have today announced their forthcoming new album, brutalist, out on Friday, May 8 (via Sumerian Records). In celebration of the news, the band have dropped their latest offering covet and the official video. When asked about today’s release, the band commented: “Our second single off of brutalist – covet remaining […] -
Chrissy Costanza To Perform ‘Legends Never Die’ At Korean eSports Festival ‘T1 Home Ground’
Against The Current’s Chrissy Costanza has been announced as part of the musical lineup for T1: Home Ground, an eSports festival in Korea.
Chrissy will be performing ‘Legends Never Die’, the band’s 2017 megahit, written for that year’s League of Legends World Championship. Since its release, it has gone on to rack up nearly 750 million streams on Spotify and 550 million across its videos on YouTube. It is also certified Gold in the US as well.
Chrissy performed it as recently as the 2025 Worlds opening ceremony, where she delivered it as part of a medley alongside other previous League anthems, ‘Phoenix’, also by the band, and ‘Warriors’, which featured Imagine Dragons.
This latest display will take place on April 26 in South Korea at the INSPIRE ARENA located in Incheon. It is set to be two days of live esports matches, live performances, interactive brand activations and pop-up stores. Basically, everything a fan of this fascinating world could ever want.
You can find out more about the full schedule at the festival’s website right here.
Against the Current are currently celebrating their 15th anniversary as a band with a string of special intimate shows, including at London’s The Garage last week.
Here are the remaining appearances:
18 – NEW YORK Baby’s All Right
20 – LOS ANGELES Teragram Ballroom
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DRUG CHURCH Return With New Single ‘Pynch’
Everyone’s favorite punk agitators, Drug Church, have returned with a brand new single Pynch out now via Pure Noise Records. The song is the first taste of new music from the band since the release of their acclaimed 2024 full-length PRUDE (which drew praise from the likes of The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, […] -
SKUNKHOUR Announce One Off Sydney Show
Australian funk rock royalty SKUNKHOUR are set to light up Sydney this winter with a one night only exclusive show at Manning Bar on June 20, joined by none other than fellow groove merchants SWOOP. This rare double bill brings together two of the country’s most beloved genre blending acts for a night stacked with […] -
Shoreline Share Excellent Video For “Brittle Bond”
Emo punk/hardcore outfit SHORELINE have released their new album, Is This The Low Point Or The Moment After? on Pure Noise -
“They told us we couldn’t say anything to Paul about the Beatles. We were bummed out.” The day that Toto guitarist Steve Lukather defied orders and jammed Beatles songs with Paul McCartney
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HEALTH Return With Remix EP R-TYPE II
Following the release of their sixth studio album CONFLICT DLC last year, and the first remix installment R-TYPE I, HEALTH show no signs of slowing down. The band now return with R-TYPE II, the second entry in a series of remix EPs that both complement and expand the sonic universe first established on CONFLICT DLC. […] -
AYREON Drop Live Video For ‘Everybody Dies’
Ayreon has revealed the live video for the spectacular rendition of Everybody Dies, from the upcoming live release, 30th Anniversary – An Amazing Flight Through Time which is out on May 22 via Music Theories Recordings/Artone. Everybody Dies is the second song taken from the album and features the powerhouse vocal performances of Mike Mills […] -
ADTR’s Jeremy McKinnon: “We’re working on [Vol. 2], but we’re not in a place where anything’s done”
A Day To Remember frontman Jeremy McKinnon has given Kerrang! an update on the band’s next album – the follow-up to last year’s absolutely ace Big Ole Album Vol. 1.
Speaking alongside Bilmuri for the release of their collab single ALWAYS LET YOU DOWN last Friday (March 13), the vocalist confirms that, “We’re working on [Vol. 2], but we’re not in a place where anything’s done. It’s not supposed to just be Vol. 1 B‑sides, we want it to feel like its own thing. I want it to be an argument [over] which one is better, so until we feel like we have it there, that’s what we’re gonna do.”
When asked if another songwriting session with Bilmuri could be on the cards, Jeremy enthuses, “Johnny’s a super-awesome, genuine guy. It felt like we’d known each other the entire time. I know that we’re gonna keep in touch. Anytime in the future they ever need me, I’ll be there. If he wants to do another song, let’s do it.”
Just over a year ago, Jeremy told K! of the next instalment of Big Ole Album, “There is another album, yes. It’ll be its own entirely separate thing that comes later. We’ve got quite a bit done for Vol. 2, but it’s not quite finished yet. What will be cool is that we can react to what people like about Vol. 1, and write more towards that. That’s a place we’ve never been before, to adjust in real time like that to give the fans more of what they liked, and less of what they didn’t. That feels exciting to me.”
Catch ADTR live at Download Festival 2026, which takes place at Donington Park from June 10 – 14 – get your tickets now.
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