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Morten Veland, known from Sirenia and Mortemia, and as the founder of Tristania, has released a new Mortemia song. I Put a Spell on You is available on all digital platforms as of June 5, 2026. The track is the ninth song from The Cover Collab Sessions, a collection of twelve cover songs featuring a […]

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In 2011, Mastodon wrote an album that would fly in the face of everything we thought we knew about them. but they had to fight hard to make it happen…

The Paradox have returned with more pop-punk perfection, dealing out the sort of lovelorn sentiment that serves as the genre’s backbone.

Titled ‘Good For Me’, musically it is as infectious as it gets. A beautifully buoyant piece of pop-punk that manages to pay tribute to the roots whilst still feeling fresh as it comes. And emotionally, the band are torn between running away from the hurt but struggling to let go. Pain shouldn’t be this catchy, but it’s hard to deny when it feels this good.

Woah-ohs, huge singalongs and a chorus designed to get stuck in your head? It’s all here.

It’s the band’s first music since their EP ‘NSFW’ dropped last year. Here is ‘No Strings Attached’ from that very release:

Rock Sound caught up with the band whilst they were at SXSW earlier this year. Check that out below:

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Canadian rock veterans Theory Of A Deadman have announced the release of their new EP, Part 1: Funeral Songs, which is scheduled to arrive on September 4, 2026 through ONErpm.

The EP follows the momentum of the band’s recent single “Barricade” and signals the beginning of a new phase for the group. Featuring Tyler Connolly, Dave Brenner, Dean Back, and Joe Dandeneau, the release continues the band’s blend of hard-hitting riffs, memorable hooks, and straightforward songwriting while introducing a fresh sense of focus.

Alongside the announcement, Theory Of A Deadman has released a new track, “Winnebago (Lay Low)”, accompanied by an official music video.

Discussing the song, frontman Tyler Connolly said: “‘Winnebago (Lay Low)’ is the epitome of the anti bar song. The F around and find out sing-along. As I get older I realize that it really is better to just stay home. This song is among other anthems we recorded for our upcoming EP ‘Funeral Songs’ which is a Prt 1 of 2, and after all these years we’ve finally been able to focus on less songs and release more often like small batches of fine Kentucky Bourbon.”

Over the years, Theory Of A Deadman have established themselves as one of modern rock’s most consistent acts, combining sharp-edged lyrics with radio-ready choruses and a catalog of successful releases. The band has amassed multiple platinum and gold certifications while maintaining a strong presence on rock radio and the live circuit.

Among their best-known tracks are “Santa Monica”, the gold-certified “All Or Nothing”, platinum-selling singles “Hate My Life” and “Bitch Came Back”, and the double-platinum hit “Not Meant To Be”. Their success on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart includes twelve Top 10 entries and four chart-toppers: “Bad Girlfriend”, “Lowlife”, “History Of Violence”, and “Rx (Medicate)”. The latter became the band’s biggest commercial success and earned a nomination for Rock Song of the Year at the iHeartRadio Music Awards.

The band will also spend much of the second half of 2026 on the road. Theory Of A Deadman recently announced “The Dead / Seven Tour” with fellow hard rock and metal veterans Sevendust. The tour launches on August 7 in Duluth, Minnesota, and wraps up on September 29 in Bozeman, Montana. Scheduled stops include Fargo, North Dakota, Detroit, Michigan, Atlanta, Georgia, Corpus Christi, Texas, and Riverside, California, among other cities across North America.

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US death metal outfit TOMBSTALKER will release their sophomore full-length album, Chaos Monolith, on September 25, 2026, via Awakening Records in CD and digital formats. Adirondack Black Mass Records will handle the vinyl release, and Bat Magick Records will handle the cassette release. Watch the official album trailer here: https://youtu.be/Ce0Tp-WdsVg Formed in 2008 in Lexington, Kentucky, TOMBSTALKER emerged from the collaboration between Chuck McIntyre and Anton […]

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While some Primavera Sound sets were rained out Thursday, 2hollis was able to perform. However, while he avoided getting canceled due to weather, he risked ending up canceled due to a flippant comment onstage. While performing at the Barcelona mega-fest, the rage-rap star shouted, “Hatsune Miku, I want to fuck the shit out of you!” Hatsune Miku is a fictional Vocaloid pop star who performs as a hologram, so 2hollis cannot fuck the shit out of her, which is good because he is 22 and Hatsune Miku will remain 16 in perpetuity.

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It’s time to “Embrace The Black Light”.

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