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Introducing Deep Purple is like carrying coals to Newcastle. Few bands have left such an indelible mark on rock music as the legendary outfit from London, England. With timeless classics such as “Smoke on the Water” firmly embedded in rock history, Deep Purple have earned their place among the genre’s true giants. Nearly six decades… Continue Reading →

The Rolling Stones have unveiled another preview of their upcoming studio album, Foreign Tongues, releasing the new single “Jealous Lover” along with a music video directed by Chris Barrett and Luke Taylor and featuring Anya Taylor-Joy and Charles Melton.

Set for release on July 10 through Capitol Records, Foreign Tongues continues to take shape with “Jealous Lover” arriving alongside another new track, “Divine Intervention”. The latter is one of two songs on the album to feature The Cure frontman Robert Smith.

After introducing fans to the upbeat feel of “In The Stars”, The Rolling Stones head in a different direction with “Jealous Lover”. The track leans into a soulful R&B groove, with Mick Jagger delivering a standout falsetto vocal that drives the song forward.

Built on the band’s long-standing connection to rhythm and blues, “Jealous Lover” blends memorable melodies with tight musicianship and observant songwriting. Jagger’s lyrics take aim at an overly curious lover, injecting humor, attitude, and colorful imagery into the track.

Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood provide the song’s guitar backbone, their interplay helping shape its melodic flow. Darryl Jones handles bass duties while Steve Jordan locks in the groove on drums and percussion. Longtime collaborator Steve Winwood contributes Rhodes and organ parts, while producer Andrew Watt and keyboardist Matt Clifford add further layers to the arrangement.

“Jealous Lover” highlights the chemistry and creativity that continue to define The Rolling Stones more than six decades into their career, blending classic influences with a fresh and contemporary approach.

The material for Foreign Tongues came together during a particularly productive period for the band. Recorded in less than a month at Metropolis Studios in West London, the album reunited Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood with Grammy-winning producer Andrew Watt, who previously worked with the group on Hackney Diamonds.

According to the band, the new record captures the familiar strengths that have made The Rolling Stones one of rock’s most enduring acts while also exploring new musical and lyrical territory.

Foreign Tongues will be released in multiple formats, including standard and deluxe CDs, cassette editions, several vinyl variants, retailer-exclusive versions and box sets. The previously released single “In The Stars” will also be available on CD and vinyl.

“Jealous Lover” Credits:

Mick Jagger: Vocals & Background Vocals
Keith Richards: Electric Guitar
Ronnie Wood: Electric Guitar
Darryl Jones: Bass
Steve Jordan: Drums & Percussion
Steve Winwood: Rhodes & Organ
Andrew Watt: Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Synthesizers, & Piano
Matt Clifford: Synthesizers

“Divine Intervention” Credits:

Mick Jagger: Vocals, Background Vocals, Percussion, Acoustic Guitar, & Electric Guitar
Keith Richards: Electric Guitar
Ronnie Wood: Electric Guitar
Darryl Jones: Bass
Steve Jordan: Drums
Andrew Watt: Synthesizers & Background Vocals
Robert Smith: Electric Guitar
Steve Winwood: Piano & Organ
James King: Tenor Saxophone & Alto Saxophone
Ron Blake: Trumpet

The post THE ROLLING STONES Shares Lyric Video For “Jealous Lover” & “Divine Intervention” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

THRASHVILLE 2026 DIGI SPECIAL Set amongst the lush bushland confines of Dashville, in the Hunter Valley, Thrashville returns, ready for a one-day explosion of punk, rock, metal and all in between, on the darkest, fieriest day of the year, Saturday, June 27, 2026. This year’s line-up is a cracker, with Cosmic Psychos, Disentomb, The Bennies, […]

On “Popcast,” Gracie Abrams discusses “Look at My Life,” her newest single, ahead of her upcoming album, “Daughter From Hell.”

“Guilt Trippin'”, the third single from Deep Purple‘s oncoming full-length release Splat!, has premiered online in the form of an official music video directed by Tom Readdy & Lucy Dawkins.
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One of Australia’s most beloved and enduring rock bands, You Am I, today announce their STRUNG UP tour, a special run of east coast Australian performances celebrating the 30th Anniversary of their seminal 1996 album Hourly Daily. Featuring handpicked orchestral manoeuvres from Hourly Daily and selections from across their entire career, the tour will bring […]

Robert Smith recently earned his first-ever Hot 100 entry as a solo artist thanks to his wonderful Olivia Rodrigo collab “what’s wrong with me.” Now, the Cure frontman appears on a new Rolling Stones single called “Divine Intervention.”

The post The Rolling Stones Share New Song With The Cure’s Robert Smith appeared first on Stereogum.

German metallers Crom reveal that drummer Thomas Hagl is stepping down. At the same time, the band is pleased to introduce Xaver as a full-time replacement.
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You can get the new issue of Metal Hammer in the ultimate bundle for Bring Me The Horizon fans, celebrating the upcoming release of the Yorkshire band’s re-recording of their propulsive debut, Count Your Blessings.

Exclusively via the Louder webstore, get your hands on the magazine with an exclusive cover dedicated to the 2006 album, wrapped in stylish silver foil. The package also comes with a vinyl copy of the re-recording, called Count Your Blessings Repented, plus a ‘Count Your Fuckin’ Blessings’ t-shirt and a poster depicting the band in their early days.

Only 500 editions of this extensive bundle will ever be made, so buy now while stocks last!

Inside the new Hammer, singer Oli Sykes reflects on the Count Your Blessings era, when the band’s rapid rise while still in their teens won them goodwill and jealousy in equal measure. He reveals that he and his cohorts dropped off of one festival lineup in 2006 as another act threatened to beat them up.

“We said we were sick [when we dropped out of the festival], because there were another band there that said when we got there, they were going to shave all our hair off and beat us up. It were mental at first,” the frontman recalls.

“It were that era, when people latched onto something, like, ‘We hate this band, we hate My Chemical Romance.’ It were everyone.”

Also inside, you’ll find an interview with singer Bruce Dickinson and bassist/founder Steve Harris of the legendary Iron Maiden, as the veteran Brits gear up for their two-day festival Eddfest at Knebworth House in Stevenage next month.

“When I walk out onstage, it’s one of the few moments during my life when the rest of the world can go to hell,” he says. “On a really good night, you completely lose yourself in some weird higher power that takes you over. You inhabit the song, your voice just seems to anticipate everything, and that’s why I do it. Simple as that.”

We also look back on System Of A Down’s early years as the nu metal-era stars prepare to return to Europe, and we tell the story of the long-lost Slipknot album Look Outside Your Window as it finally gets a wide release, 18 years after being recorded.

Plus, we review new albums by The Pretty Reckless, Warning and others, and we report back from Desertfest, Incineration festival and gigs by Karnivool, Dogma and more!

Get your mega Bring Me The Horizon bundle now via Louder while you can!