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“Bruce Dickinson’s manager was really angry. He cancelled the whole project”: Arjen Lucassen stupidly talked himself out of making an album with Iron Maiden’s singer
Dutch composer’s collaborators include James LaBrie, Mikael Åkerfeldt, Floor Jansen and others. He did one song with Dickinson too – but it could have been so much more -
Dimmu Borgir Premiere New Single & Music Video “Ascent” From Upcoming New Album “Grand Serpent Rising”
Norwegian symphonic black metal band Dimmu Borgir have released a second single from their long-awaited tenth studio album, “Grand Serpent Rising.” The album—set for a May 22nd release—follows 2018’s “Eonian.” After first unveiling “Ulvgjeld & Blodsodel” with the album announcement, the band have now shared “Ascent,” accompanied by a music vide… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
Listening Now : &Tilly – How Soon Is Now?
&Tilly offer a bold and dreamlike reinterpretation with How Soon Is Now?, transforming How Soon Is Now? into a soft, synth-driven soundscape. While preserving the emotional weight and iconic essence of The Smiths, the duo leans into ethereal textures, delicate vocals, and a hazy atmosphere that feels both intimate and expansive. The contrast between fragility and quiet intensity gives the track a fresh identity, reimagining its post-punk roots through a modern, almost ambient-pop lens. It’s a respectful yet daring cover that breathes new life into a timeless classic.
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Invent Animate Return With New Single “Fall Like Rain”
Spring showers.
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Dimmu Borgir Debut “Ascent” Music Video
The second single from their first new album since 2018 is now streaming.
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Listening Now : Objects – Ethers
Objects make a powerful statement with Ethers, a slow-burning, expansive track that thrives on tension, atmosphere, and emotional weight. Beginning with a restrained, almost meditative pace, the song gradually builds through layered instrumentation and evolving dynamics, pulling the listener deeper into its introspective core. Around the midway point, it erupts into a heavier, more intense passage, delivering a cathartic release without losing its sense of control. Blending post-rock, alternative, and experimental elements, Ethers feels both immersive and purposeful—an evocative opener that captures vulnerability, transformation, and quiet resilience.
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Periphery Launch “Everyone Dies Alone” Music Video
The second single from their upcoming album “A Pale White Dot”.
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Vomit Forth Launch “Born King” Music Video Alongside Their New EP
Vomit froth would have also been an acceptable name.
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Static-X Awarded Their First-Ever Gold Single In The United States
Bit of a spoiler with the image there.
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Claire Hamill Celebrates Anniversary Of Her Debut With New Record
This year marks 55 years since Claire Hamill released her first album, the star-studded “One House Left Standing” that demonstrated the English artist’s strengths as both singer and songwriter, and could there be a better way to celebrate the anniversary … Continue reading
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