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Our friends across the pond are going to once again get hit with a sonic barrage, courtesy of our favorite mad cap mathcore act out there, The Callous Daoboys.

Earlier today, the band took to social media to announce their intentions and let Europe know they’ll be penetrating their borders in a couple months’ time. The run of shows will take place through part of June and into July, with a couple festivals like Roskilde and Tuska on the itinerary. The dates are as follows:

06/24 Gothenburg, SWE – Monumen031
06/25 Oslo, NOR – Vaterland
06/27 Helsinki, FIN – Tuska Festival
06/29 Nantes, FRA – Cold Crash
06/30 Bordeaux, FRA – Le Salem
07/02 Viveiro, SPA – Resurrection Festival
07/04 Roskilde, DEN – Roskilde Festival

Tickets are on sale now, so if you’re looking to get into one of these gigs, you can get yours today.

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Good Day Noir Family,
Sean Tweedley’s “Hazy Daze” unfolds with a quiet confidence that immediately draws you in. An acoustic guitar introduces the track with a gentle yet purposeful touch.

Hazy Daze is Sean Tweedley’s Single Out Now

 Shortly after, the rhythm section steps in and nudges the song forward, creating a steady pulse that feels natural rather than forced. The groove doesn’t rush; instead, it invites you to settle into its pace.

However, what truly commands attention is the voice. Tweedley delivers his lines with a grounded, distinctive tone. He leans into the lower register, allowing each word to resonate fully. Rather than pushing for dramatic effect, he holds back, and that restraint gives the performance depth. His voice arrives almost like an oracle speaking softly in the dark, calm yet certain. As a result, the emotional weight builds gradually without ever tipping into excess.

Moreover, the atmosphere carries a subtle nostalgia. The arrangement feels nocturnal, reflective, almost like flipping through old Polaroids tucked away in a drawer. Each chord progression unlocks a memory, while the melody lingers just long enough to leave a mark. The song grows slowly, layer by layer, and that patient structure becomes one of its strengths. You sense that every element has been placed with intention.

When the chorus arrives, it opens up the track beautifully. It lifts the mood while maintaining the introspective tone established earlier. The contrast between verse and chorus highlights Tweedley’s clear understanding of songwriting dynamics. He knows how to let a song breathe and when to let it expand.

Furthermore, the production remains clean and balanced. Nothing overwhelms the vocal, and yet the instrumental backing never fades into the background. The acoustic foundation anchors the piece, while subtle rhythmic accents add movement. Even so, the overall feel remains intimate.

“Hazy Daze” stands as a thoughtful, well-crafted single that reveals an artist with a strong sense of direction. It’s reflective without being heavy, melodic without being predictable. In the end, Sean Tweedley offers a track that feels personal yet universally relatable.

Hazy Daze is Sean Tweedley’s Single Out Now!

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Hazy Daze is Sean Tweedley’s Single Out Now

Sean is a Toronto, Canada–based singer-songwriter known for his honest and emotionally direct approach to music. On this heartfelt, intimate track about a relationship destined to fail, Sean performed all the instruments and vocals himself, bringing a raw, personal depth to every note.

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Walsall-born, London-based artist Wesley Joseph is dropping his debut album Forever Ends Someday on April 10. Today, he has shared the newest single from the forthcoming LP. It’s called “Pluto Baby” and it comes with a video directed by Lokmane. The press release notes that the visual was filmed at the Paris Communist Party Headquarters. Well,…

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Recording sessions have been mapped out for their debut EP.

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Skindred, Sevendust, Blackbraid and more have released scorching new singles – hear them all and vote for your favourite here

A couple weeks ago, Irreversible Entanglements announced their new album Future Present Past and released the singles “Don’t Lose Your Head” and “Vibrate Higher.” Today, the free jazz collective is back with “Juntos Vencemos” featuring Helado Negro. “‘Juntos Vencemos’ means ‘together we overcome’ in Spanish,” the quintet explains, continuing: At one point in our recording…

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Courtney Love squashes full Hole reunion rumors, confirms she’ll perform new songs with former bassist Melissa Auf der Maur instead.

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In the fall of 1992, Fugazi traveled to Chicago to record with Steve Albini at his studio Electrical Audio, which at the time was located in a basement on North Francisco. The band and Albini had admired each other from afar, and they struck up an immediate affinity during the sessions. They were only supposed to record a few songs, but once things got rolling, they ended up tracking 12 — the entirety of what would later become the In On The Kill Taker tracklist.

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