Last night marked the fourth iteration of the American Music Honors, the annual ceremony held by Monmouth University’s Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center For American Music. This year, the honorees were the Doors, Patti Smith, Dionne Warwick, the E Street Band, and Dr. Dre, some of whom and more also took part in some performances at the 700-capacity Pollack Theater.
Get ready for your new addiction. Karobela (pronounced Ka-ro-bella) are back, and they are bringing all the massive hooks, driving rhythms, and soaring vocals needed to ensure they stay in your head for days. The band has just dropped their latest single, “Something in the Story”, and it’s a masterclass in their signature “fearsome” sound. … Continue reading Karobela ready to hook new fans with “Something in the Story”
Moby Dick – Kegyetlen évek 35th Anniversary / Alcohol – Rejtvény album release show February 21, 2026 – Debrecen, Klinika University Club Where should I even begin this report… Perhaps by saying that in my teenage years – just like for thousands of others my age with similar tastes – Moby Dick meant a great […]
This is the seventh album from legendary Swedish melodic death metallers At the Gates. After the tragic death of the band’s iconic singer Tomas Lindberg, this is the final album from the legendary At the Gates. Bringing us 44 minutes of material, The Ghost of a Future Dead is a scorching swansong from the band. … Continue reading “At the Gates – The Ghost of a Future Dead (Review)”
Blood Countess are a black metal band from the UK and this is their second album. After Blood Countess’s absolutely savage performance at this year’s Reaper Fest, it’s now time to see what they’re capable of on record. Can Imperatrix Sanguinis capture the band’s blood-soaked raw vitality across its 39-minute running time? The simple answer, … Continue reading “Blood Countess – Imperatrix Sanguinis (Review)”
Kacey Musgraves was a last-minute addition to Coachella’s Weekend 2 lineup, conveniently leading up to next month’s release of her new album Middle Of Nowhere. She performed Saturday afternoon and opened her set with the album’s newly-released title track, one of a few live debuts she incorporated into the setlist: She also performed unreleased songs “Uncertain, TX” and “Back On The Wagon.”
Who doesn’t love a triumphant return? I mean, we love it more when it actually means you’re here to stay, but sometimes, you gotta just take what you can get. Deathcore band Bloodbather decided to exit the scene back in 2024 but apparently, that wasn’t the end. This week, the band returned with two new tracks and accompanying music videos (“Dog 2 God” and the Panic! at the Disco nod “Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off”), each a part of their newly announced record ANAYNGSTTA, due out April 24.
Bloodbather really got us though, because despite them returning to release all of this gloriousness, it seems that this will truly be the band’s final record. That’s wack, but at least we’re getting something. Oh, and if you’re wondering what the album title is an acronym for, see the album’s last track for reference.
Here’s to this actually NOT being their last record, just saying.
ANAYNGSTTA tracklist: 01 – “Unlovable“ 02 – “No Tears, Please“ 03 – “Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off“ 04 – “Closed Curtains, Closed Caskets…“ 05 – “Dog 2 God“ 06 – “Bloodbather” (feat. The Requiem) 07 – “CON$3QUENC“ 08 – “And Now All Ya’ll N*ggas Got Somethin’ To Talk About“
