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Doubting Tomas is an American hard rock band formed in Phoenix, Arizona, in 2012 by guitarist, lead singer and songwriter Billy Brewster. The band recently released the single Be My Girl, a fast-moving, high-energy rock track built on driving guitars from the just released album Ruins. The song leans into a classic rock spirit with […]

Lina Maxine releases a folk rock single Feels Like Forever unveiling a more organic instrument-driven sound for the Long Island-based band. The single opens with the sound of rain over the South Shore waves, recorded during a storm on Indian Wells Beach. The sound perfectly captures the intentions behind the new production: to blend Americana […]

Formed in 1968, Deep Purple is considered one of the pioneers of heavy metal. Alongside Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, this English group makes up one third of the “unholy trinity of British hard rock and heavy metal,” and in 1975, they were listed in the Guinness Book as the world’s loudest band. Ultimately, the duel between Ritchie Blackmore’s sinister guitar work, Roger Glover’s thundering bass, Ian Paice’s kicking drums, Gillian’s screaming vocals, and Jon Lord’s neo-classical approach to keyboards gave the band its distinct sound. There have been several lineup changes over the years, but this grouping is generally considered the original

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Olivia Rodrigo has announced the details of her third full-length album, due for release just as Summer starts.

It’s set to be titled ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’ and will be released on June 12 via Geffen Records. Pre-orders and pre-saves are available right now from right here.

The record was produced by Daniel Nigro, who also worked with Rodrigo on her 2021 debut ‘SOUR’ and 2023’s huge ‘Guts’.

The artwork looks a lot like this:

It will be Olivia’s first new music since ‘Guts’ was released, an album that showcased her love for brash riffs, scrappy production and brisling anger, heavily influenced by her love of bands such as Paramore, No Doubt and Hole.

The era garnered support from some of the greats, from Avril Lavigne thanking Rodrigo for reviving rock ‘n’ roll, to Jack White calling her a “very cool, very real lover of music” and “talented musician”, and The Cure’s Robert Smith joining her on stage during her headline set at Glastonbury for a run-through of ‘Friday, I’m In Love’ and ‘Just Like Heaven’.

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See the set list and videos from the band's gig in Australia, which also featured live debuts of songs from their new album. Continue reading…

A new era in more ways than one.

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Breakbeats in a Bleachers song? That’s what I think I’m hearing at the outset of “the van,” the latest from Jack Antonoff’s band’s forthcoming everyone for ten minutes. The grandiose orchestral sample, the killer repeating drum fill — it’s the closest to a rap song I’ve heard from Antonoff, even if the end result is…

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As far as we know, MJ Lenderman is still technically a member of Wednesday, though he stepped back from touring with them in early 2025. I’m sure a lot of factors went into that decision, but two main reasons come to mind: The runaway success of Lenderman’s 2024 solo album Manning Fireworks, and the fact that his long-term relationship with Wednesday bandleader Karly Hartzman had ended. With new live guitarist Jake “Spyder” Pugh in the crew, Wednesday’s tour schedule is still absolutely popping off — including a night at Madison Square Garden opening for Bleachers this September. And last night at the Roadrunner in Boston, they managed to pull off what I think is a really good April Fool’s joke by opening with a snippet of Manning Fireworks‘ title track.

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Terrible news: Bo Lueders, guitarist in Harm’s Way and co-host of the Hardlore podcast, has passed away. The Hardlore social-media pages announced Leuders’ passing this afternoon. No cause of death has been reported, though that Instagram post urges people struggling with depression or the urge to self-harm to find help. Lueders was 39.

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“…Thank you for your service, and keep on ‘Kid Rockin’ in the free world.”

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