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  • Rapsodia nocturna (Julián Martínez, 2026)

    Julián Martínez is an Argentinian musician whose interests span from classical music to the golden era progressive rock. His prog compositions are beautiful instrumental tracks, where piano and assorted keyboards create a deep and relaxed atmosphere, just like in this “Rapsodia nocturna”, taken from his 2026 album titled “Ecos del horizonte”. 

    So romantic, isn’t it?

    Martínez likes pensive and even painful melodies and the one we appreciate here is one of his best themes, IMHO. As I coldn’t find any additional credits, I presume all instruments are played by Julián himself and he surely does it very well: the guitar sound is simply striking and goes deep into the listener’s soul, while the keys provide a smooth and rich background. I’m sure this musician will regale us even more in the forthcoming years and I’ll be here to inform you.

  • Amerakin Overdose Join Forces With Spineshank’s Jonny Santos for Unmasked “My Endless Battle” Performance

    Industrial nü-metal band Amerakin Overdose have stepped into new territory with their latest single “My Endless Battle,” unveiling their first acoustic-driven track alongside an unmasked performance video. The song features and was produced by Spineshank frontman Jonny Santos, and centers on themes of mental health and recovery—drawing direc… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

  • Down Under Magic With ARTEAGA VALENTINO From OF MICE & MEN

    Interview by Angela Croudace With their recent ninth studio album Another Miracle, Of Mice & Men stepped boldly into their next era—one defined by emotional depth, creative freedom, and an unshakeable bond with their fans. A band who have never shied away from the unconventional, Of Mice & Men continued on their own trajectory, unbound […]

  • Listening Now : Reverends – Jesus on Day 3

    Reverends’ Jesus on Day 3 is a gritty, driving slice of alt-rock that blends grunge weight with a stoner-tinged haze. Fueled by thick, distorted riffs and a relentless rhythmic push, the track carries a raw, confrontational energy reminiscent of Helmet. Beneath its heavy exterior lies a reflective core, grappling with fractured relationships and emotional dissonance in turbulent times. The band balance abrasion with atmosphere, letting moments of clarity cut through the noise. It’s a powerful, unpolished statement—urgent, immersive, and steeped in tension.

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  • Listening Now : Pretty Baby – 8:25pm Greenwich Fucking Mean

    Pretty Baby’s 8:25pm Greenwich thrives on tension, pairing slowcore stillness with bursts of noise rock intensity. It opens in a hushed, fragile space, letting atmosphere do the heavy lifting before gradually tipping into something far more abrasive. When the shift comes, it hits hard—distorted guitars and raw energy cutting through the calm with purpose. The track’s strength lies in that contrast, balancing restraint and release without overplaying either.

    It’s a tightly controlled emotional surge, where quiet moments feel just as powerful as the explosive ones.

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  • Listening Now : David Laborier – Owl Skewl

    David Laborier’s Owl Skewl is a groove-heavy instrumental that fuses jazz, rock, and old-school hip-hop into a tight, rhythm-driven package. Built on crisp interplay between guitars, bass, and drums, the track moves with confidence and clarity. A lively horn section adds punch and color, especially during a standout interlude that connects the shifting sections seamlessly. There’s a playful yet controlled energy throughout, with each element serving the groove without excess.

    The result is a smooth, engaging piece that balances musicianship with feel, keeping things fresh from start to finish.

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  • Listening Now : Ok Goodnight – 22

    Ok Goodnight’s 22 is a dynamic, genre-blurring cut that fuses progressive rock precision with emotional intensity. The track shifts seamlessly between delicate, atmospheric passages and heavier, more explosive moments, showcasing the band’s knack for contrast and control. Intricate instrumentation and soaring vocals create a sense of constant evolution, keeping the listener engaged from start to finish. Beneath its technical flair lies a reflective core, capturing the uncertainty and urgency tied to its titular age. 22 is both ambitious and heartfelt—a finely crafted piece that balances complexity with genuine emotional weight.

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  • Premiere: A DELICATE MURDER ‘3 a.m’

    Brisbane-based darkwave duo A Delicate Murder unveil the chilling official film clip for their latest track, 3AM, a hypnotic descent into shadows, obsession, and the thin veil between dreams and nightmares. Directed by Christopher Lee Sun and shot by Kyle Sun, the music video for 3 AM unfolds inside a brooding gothic house where reality […]

  • “Our casting team reached out to fans from all around the world. They provided the emotion, the soul and the humanity.” Iron Maiden’s creative director Ben Smallwood grew up around the band – and now he’s helping tell their story

    Iron Maiden’s much-heralded Burning Ambition film will hit cinemas on May 7 – and the band are on the cover of the new issue of Classic Rock

  • Listening Now : Fulton Lights – Best World

    Fulton Lights’ Best World is a bold, full-bodied indie rock statement that blends existential reflection with explosive musicality. Driven by pounding drums, swirling guitars, and punchy horn arrangements, the track carries a restless energy that feels both urgent and expansive. Beneath its sonic intensity lies a contemplative core, questioning time, change, and what we choose to hold onto. The gang vocals add a communal weight, turning introspection into something almost anthemic.

    Best World thrives on contrast—chaotic yet purposeful—delivering a powerful reminder to find meaning in the present moment.

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