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Seattle progressive metalcore heavyweights Oathbound have pulled back the curtain on the grueling reality of independent music with their cinematic new video for “Set Adrift”. The track serves as a standout centerpiece from their freshly unleashed full-length album, Colors in Grey, out now via Eclipse Records. Directed by Brandon Hartsock, the visual completely dismantles the … Continue reading Oathbound dismantle rock-and-roll excess with cinematic video for “Set Adrift”

American death metallers Malefic Throne, featuring guitarist Gene Palubicki (Angelcorpse, Perdition Temple), vocalist and bassist Steve Tucker (Morbid Angel), and drummer John Longstreth (Origin, Hate Eternal), have premiered their first-ever music video for the track “When our Shadows Align”. Lifted from their debut album, The Conquering Darkness, which is out now on Agonia Records, the … Continue reading Malefic Throne unleash blistering music video for “When our Shadows Align”

Bulgarian-born, Wales-based sludge metal unit Thrakian have announced the release of their debut full-length album, The Way. Scheduled to land on 24th June 2026 via Aonair Records, the record promises to deliver a dense, atmospheric brand of heaviness that is bound to appeal to fans of Cult of Luna, Primordial, and Neurosis. The project features … Continue reading Sludge metal outfit Thrakian announce debut album ‘The Way’

Joao Fonseca’s girlfriend Manu Noronha is stealing the show with beautiful photos on her social media pages.

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The Band features GL Perotti, former vocalist of Extrema and Rebel Devil; Andy Bassi on guitar, Vito “Fabrizio” Vitali on drums, both formerly Crisalide and […]

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Callouts, bootlegs, snubs, coming out, and urine incidents. Typical week.

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The Justin Saladino Band has released “Leave Me Blue,” the first single from its upcoming album Steal My Soul, which is scheduled for release on October 2, 2026.

Available now on major streaming platforms, “Leave Me Blue” is a blues ballad co-written by Justin Saladino and Dan Bano. Centered around the lyric “Brown eyes, you leave me blue,” the song explores themes of tension, vulnerability, and unresolved devotion.

Built around a descending chord progression and a vocal-driven melody, the track takes a stripped-down approach that emphasizes emotion and feel. Rather than relying on flashy guitar work, the song allows the instrument to serve the story and atmosphere.

“We just wanted to play some blues,” says Justin Saladino. “So we followed that feeling and dove in headfirst.”

“Leave Me Blue” offers an early glimpse into the musical direction of Steal My Soul. According to Saladino, the album will showcase a broad range of blues influences while maintaining a cohesive identity.

From traditional blues ballads and shuffles to blues-rock and roots-inspired sounds, the album aims to highlight different corners of the genre without losing its distinctive voice.

“I’ve always wanted to make a blues album that lives in a few different corners of the genre, but still speaks with one voice,” says the singer and guitarist.

Steal My Soul arrives October 2, 2026.

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“Over the years, I’ve sold everything I’ve ever owned to fund being in a band.”

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And they’ve enlisted a Kurt Cobain tribute artist to front the group.

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My top 12 favorite albums of 1996 includes Tori Amos’ ‘Boys for Pele’ – but was it my favorite? Check out my full list!

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