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Tentative Release Date for ‘Look Outside Your Window’ Revealed
A tentative, non-Record Store Day release date for Slipknot members' 'Look Outside Your Window' album has been revealed online. Continue reading… -
The Best Song Off Every Ozzy Osbourne Solo Album
These songs reinforce the Prince of Darkness' legacy and knack for reinvention. Continue reading… -
DEEPER GRAVES Releases âNo Time For Loveâ Visualizer; Third Album, Pull Me Toward The Dark, Out Now On Disorder Recordings + Vinyl Editions Of All Three Albums In The Works
photos by Jeff Wilson DEEPER GRAVES â the solo project of Jeff Wilson, also of Chrome Waves, Contrition, Nachtmystium Wolvhammer, owner of Disorder Recordings, and more â has issued a new visualizer for âNo Time […]The post DEEPER GRAVES Releases âNo Time For Loveâ Visualizer; Third Album, Pull Me Toward The Dark, Out Now On Disorder Recordings + Vinyl Editions Of All Three Albums In The Works appeared first on INFRARED MAGAZINE.
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TV Star – “The Package”
TV Star’s ’90s-as-hell alt-coded pop-rock is immensely appealing. If you’ve heard the Seattle/Tacoma band’s recent singles from debut album Music For Heads, oh, you already know. And if you haven’t checked out the band yet, the epiphany will be all yours when you press play on their new video. “The Package” is a dreamy midtempo…
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Dua Saleh – “Cállate”
This new Dua Saleh track goes crazy. “Cállate,” from the genre-blurring Sudanese-American’s forthcoming Of Earth & Wires album, matches their wispy high-pitched vocals with a bass-forward Brazilian beat, eerie guitar and keyboard parts, and some late-breaking electronic bombast. The title’s translation: “Call me.” Here’s some context for you, straight from the source: Cállate is about…
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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Confirm Jello Biafra, Angine De Poitrine, Jay Weinberg & More For 2026 ‘Field Of Vision’ Festival
Shocking no one, multiple sets from King Gizzard are also planned.
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Girl Trouble Announce First New Album In 23 Years As Is: Hear “Make It Mine”
The Tacoma garage band Girl Trouble formed way back in 1983, and their earliest releases came out on K Records, including 1988 debut LP Hit It Or Quit It, a co-release with Sub Pop. After four albums for other labels between, they’ve reunited with K for new album As Is, their first in 23 years.…
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Tim Montana Launches New Single “Break Me Down”
THE GRIT OF ROCK PAIRED WITH DEEP MUSIC STORYTELLING, TIM MONTANA LAUNCHES NEW SINGLE + MUSIC VIDEO FOR “BREAK ME DOWN”
AVAILABLE NOW ACROSS ALL DIGITAL STREAMING PLATFORMS
Tim Montana has built a reputation for delivering unapologetically loud, high-energy songs driven by blistering guitar riffs, raw vocals, and a rebellious, blue-collar attitude. Blending Southern rock swagger with modern hard-rock production, Montana’s sound truly bridges the worlds of various genres, earning him a growing audience across multiple formats. His music reflects the rugged independence of the American West, with lyrics rooted in hard work, freedom, and living life on your own terms.
Today, Montana released a new single “Break Me Down“, which sets an immediate impact with heavy-hitting guitar riffs that kick in, pulling listeners in before vocals even start. The track builds into an emotional, powerful chorus, pairing melodies with intense visual storytelling in the accompanying music video.
Montana adds, “Break Me Down comes from a place of anxiety, control, and feeling too far gone. It’s about realizing the right person can drag you out of hell—whether you’re ready or not. This one’s for the people who can see light in the darkness, and for the broken souls who never show it on the outside.”
Known for his electrifying live performances and larger-than-life presence, Montana has shared stages with some of the biggest names in rock and has continues to expand his reach with charting singles and a rapidly growing fan base. Whether in the studio or onstage, Tim Montana brings an unmistakable authenticity and intensity that sets him apart as one of the most distinctive voices in modern rock.
To catch Montana on the road, for all upcoming tour dates, visit: https://timmontana.com/pages/
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Blood and Bones War Within Review
A Digital Storm With a Human Soul
An album that crashes in with force yet reveals an unexpected emotional depth, balancing raw aggression with fragile beauty.
The record opens with Hollow Clock, a relentless surge that hits like an avalanche. The pace is fast and intense, pulling you into its chaos before shifting into a more melodic space. Luna’s voice enters with a haunting clarity, only to morph into something far more primal. Her transition into an almost witch-like scream adds a striking contrast that elevates the entire track. This duality becomes one of the album’s strongest elements.
Friendly Fire follows with an unexpected opening. The vocals feel almost siren-like, floating before the track erupts into a black metal charge. The song constantly reshapes itself, dropping into quieter moments before rising again with force. This project thrives on unpredictability, keeping the listener engaged through sharp shifts in rhythm and intensity.
Blood and Bones War Within Review
With How It Ends, the album pushes forward with urgency. The driving energy continues, delivering a sound that feels epic and untamed. There is a sense of controlled chaos here, where each element locks into place while still feeling wild and unrestrained.
Then comes Silence, offering a different perspective. The track leans into a more atmospheric direction, presenting a melodic metal ballad with a dystopian tone. The emotional weight is clear, giving the album a moment to breathe without losing its identity.
Heirloom stands out as one of the most evocative pieces. It begins with delicate strings that create a feeling of solitude and nostalgia. Luna’s voice arrives softly, almost whispered, carrying a fragile beauty. As the track progresses, it slowly builds into something grand and powerful. It’s remarkable how a project shaped with AI can still convey such a strong sense of emotion and authenticity.
The closing track, Expectations Reborn, brings the intensity back to its peak. A crushing guitar riff drives the song forward with unstoppable force, delivering a finale that feels explosive.
Overall, this is a heavy metal album that combines aggression, atmosphere, and emotional depth. It proves that even within a digital framework, music can still feel alive and deeply expressive.
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