
Croon’s 1996 demo #1 is a strange, melodic death metal gem from Finland that survives with almost no history.
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Croon’s 1996 demo #1 is a strange, melodic death metal gem from Finland that survives with almost no history.
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Back in 1999, Faith No More/Mr. Bungle frontman Mike Patton started the noise-rock supergroup Tomahawk with the Jesus Lizard guitarist Duane Denison, Melvins/Cows bassist Kevin Rutmanis, and John Stanier, the absolute beast of a drummer who’d already been in Helmet and who would later join Battles. Tomahawk have been intermittently active since then, though Rutmanis was eventually replaced by longtime Patton collaborator Trevor Dunn. Tomahawk haven’t played live since 2013, but they’ll head out on a North American tour this summer.
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After an electrifying performance at this year’s Grammy Awards where they were nominated for the third consecutive year, Spiritbox’sunstoppable rise continues as they announce their first ever UK arena headline tour. Following their sold-out Alexandra Palace show in 2025, the ‘Tsunami Sea’ tour will see the band play their biggest UK shows to date.
Tickets for the shows, listed below, go on sale HERE from 10am UK time on Friday, February 27th.
SEPTEMBER
12th – Glasgow, SECC Hall 3
14th – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
16th – Manchester, Co-Op Live
17th – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
19th – London, OVO Arena Wembley
The tour will then continue across Europe, with the majority of the thirteen shows also being arena dates. Please see HERE for a full list of all international dates. All shows feature a carefully curated line-up of forward-thinking, genre-defying heavy acts, with special guests JINJER and Dying Wish
Spiritbox’s ascent has been built on a constant drive to push genre boundaries without compromising their metal roots. Anchored by big riffs, explosive dynamics, and pulsating rhythms, their sound is elevated by the soaring vocal power and commanding presence of Courtney LaPlante (vocals), alongside Mike Stringer (guitar), Zev Rose (drums) and Josh Gilbert (bass).
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After days of hints from Ipecac Recordings and a spoiled image courtesy of Ticketmaster, we’ve known this was coming for a while but it’s good to finally get confirmation. The awesome Tomahawk will be going on tour this summer for the first time in over a dozen years and they’ll be taking the ever-awesome Melvins along for the ride.
Dubbed the ‘A Huge Waste of Your Time and Money’ Tour, this run of dates will see the supergroup featuring Duane Denison, Mike Patton, John Stanier, and Trevor Dunn kick off their run of dates on July 18 in Nashville and will come to an end on August 15 in Los Angeles. Along the way, they’ll play shows in Dallas, Philly, Denver, and Seattle.
Meanwhile, the Melvins will also have a trio of headlining dates set up just before the tour with Tomahawk. You can find the dates for that and the full run with Tomahawk below.
“A Huge Waste of Your Time and Money” 2026 U.S. Tour dates:
July 18 Nashville, TN Brooklyn Bowl
July 20 Austin, TX Emo’s
July 21 Dallas, TX Granada Theater
July 23 New Orleans, LA House of Blues
July 24 Atlanta, GA Buckhead Theatre
July 26 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
July 27 Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer
July 28 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Steel
July 30 Boston, MA House of Blues
July 31 Buffalo, NY Electric City
August 1 Cleveland, OH House of Blues
August 3 Detroit, MI The Fillmore
August 4 Chicago, IL The Riviera Theatre
August 5 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
August 7 Denver, CO Ogden Theatre
August 8 Salt Lake City, UT The Union Event Center
August 10 Portland, OR Pioneer Courthouse Square
August 11 Seattle, WA The Showbox
August 12 Seattle, WA The Showbox
August 14 San Francisco, CA The Warfield
August 15 Los Angeles, CA The Belasco

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Miles Davis was born in Alton, Illinois on May 26, 1926, and the Miles Davis estate and Sony Music — and probably to a lesser degree Warner Bros., which owns his last few releases — are celebrating the legendary trumpeter’s centennial this year. I fully expect to see a ton of reissues, and possibly some new vault material, all year long. (It’s John Coltrane’s centennial, too – he was born September 23, 1926 in Hamlet, North Carolina – and there’s a whole lot going on with his estate and archives as well.)
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Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson add global leg to huge comeback tour honoring Neil Peart’s legacy alongside German drummer Anika Nilles.
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Mike Patton’s alt-metal outfit mark 25 years with long-awaited US run alongside longtime labelmates.
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(Andy Synn serves up three more examples of high-quality British beef for your ears) I’ve said this before, but it bears repeating all the same… the UK Metal scene is as vital and as vibrant and as varied right now as it’s ever been. And one of the reasons this particular column exists is to help […]
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I was mightily impressed by Maintenant Jamais, last year’s album from francophone Montreal psych band Population II. They’re following it up this April with a new EP, Gimmicks. Lead single “Magouilleux” sits in the middle of the five-song tracklist, and it makes for a sprawling centerfold. Powered by bleary keyboards and propulsive bass, the track…
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