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Unfortunately, Ken Carson failed to impress us with last year’s More Chaos, but the Opium artist has a chance to redeem himself with Xperiment, his new album he’s announcing today. And we don’t have to wait too long; it arrives in just two weeks.

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I mean, it is the 26th anniversary of Y2K.

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Colombian crossover thrash outfit Poison The Preacher have released their new single, called “Things I Want”, featuring guest vocals from Jem Siow of Australian hardcore band Speed. The track serves as the title song of the band’s upcoming new EP, Things I Want, which is scheduled for release on July 17th via Seek and Strike.
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Footage of “The Arrival Of Satan’s Empire” from the Stockholm set is now available.

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Vanaheim, an international storytelling caravan, has its roots in the land of the far sight, namely the Netherlands, in the city of Tilburg. Since their founding in 2015, the quintet has been on an everlasting journey through foreign lands, to spread folktales of their own. Today, Vanaheim kick-off the pre-order for their upcoming new album “Roede voor […]

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Inspired by the influential jangle pop, power pop, and new wave bands of the 1980s and 1990s, Jangle Wave is an independent solo artist based in Phoenix who is reviving the energetic sounds of chiming guitars, catchy hooks, and classic pop melodies. 
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Beth Hart has released the official music video for “Stuff For You,” coinciding with the arrival of the deluxe edition of her acclaimed album You Still Got Me.

The deluxe edition, which was released June 17 via Provogue Records, expands Hart’s 2024 album with six additional tracks that were previously only available as part of a limited-edition box set. Among the newly added songs are “Mean Ole Man Of Mine,” “Stuff For You,” and extended versions of several tracks, including “Savior With A Razor,” which features Slash.

Hart shared her excitement about the release on social media.

Hart wrote. “This record means everything to me, and I’m so glad I get to share a little more of it with you. We opened the vault and added 6 tracks that were only on the limited box set, including ‘Mean Ole Man Of Mine,’ ‘Stuff For You,’ and extended versions of some of my favorites on here. Every one of these came from a real place. The highs, the lows, the healing, the hope. It’s all in there, plain and simple. Thank you for being here, and for walking this road with me. You still got me.”

Originally released in 2024, You Still Got Me became one of the most successful albums of Hart’s career. The album topped the Billboard Blues Albums chart and the UK Jazz & Blues chart while reaching the Top 10 in several European countries. It has also accumulated more than 11 million streams worldwide.

In addition to “Stuff For You,” the deluxe edition includes “Wonderful World,” “Wanna Be Big Bad Johnny Cash,” “Don’t Call The Police,” and an extended version of “Savior With A Razor.”

The newly released video for “Stuff For You” is available now. Fans can stream the deluxe edition of You Still Got Me on digital platforms.

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Montréal’s rising technical death‑metal force Volubilis announces the release of their second single, “Le Flamboiement Stellaire,” the follow‑up to their first single “Ashes & Embers” and the latest preview of their upcoming debut conceptual full‑length “Theasterion,” arriving July 10th, 2026. Founded in 2020 by Afro‑Canadian multi‑instrumentalist and world‑builder Miguel Marcheterre‑Pina, Volubilis has evolved from a pandemic‑era bedroom project into one of Canada’s most promising new […]

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The “Popcast” hosts, Joe Coscarelli and Jon Caramanica, answer listener questions, including, “Is Adele responsible for the extinction of big vocalists?”