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Charlotte Wessels continues to redefine the boundaries of modern metal with the announcement of her upcoming studio album, set for release in early 2027, followed by a European headline tour, with Melissa Bonny joined as support act. Since embarking on her solo career in 2021, the Utrecht-based artist has forged a distinctive path, blending symphonic… Continue Reading →

On April 15th, Signal Rex will release a split album between Kerzenlicht and Kirous on CD and cassette tape formats. And today, the No Gleaming Light YouTube channel streams the split album in its entirety. Hear the Kerzenlicht / Kirous split album in its entirety exclusively HERE. After a well-received demo tape released in early 2025, Kerzenlicht return with four brand-new tracks of uncompromising, primitive Finnish black metal. Like the grim […]

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Not live from New York.

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On November 28th last year the masked black metal coven of Suffering unleashed the sinister, insidious evil of Things Seen But Always Hidden through their label, Apocalyptic Witchcraft, eliciting nervous praise from across the metal world; with Metal Hammer proclaiming album track ‘Hell On Earth New Eden‘ one of the best metal songs of 2025. Now, in celebration of the international Record Store […]

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We exclusively caught up with British alternative rock trio Veins, who have just returned with their engrossing new single and video, “Sunlight” (scroll aaaaall the way to the bottom for the video or click here to stream it). The band is currently gearing up to unleash their highly anticipated debut album, A New Forever, on … Continue reading Veins: The Top 5 Tracks That Shaped Our Sound

Acclaimed American hard rock band Tesla is proud to announce their new album, Homage, set for release on July 17, 2026, via Frontiers Music Srl. Marking a full-circle moment in their storied career, the album finds the band returning to their roots with a collection of covers honoring some of rock’s most timeless hits.

It is remarkable to reflect on the more than 40 years since Tesla began as a cover band performing in California nightclubs before going on to write and record original material and sell millions of albums.

Much like their musical heroes — The Beatles and The Rolling Stones—artists who honed their craft by performing songs from those who came before them, Tesla followed a similar path in their early years and continues to embrace the tradition of paying tribute through cover songs today.

Homage, the band’s upcoming album, not only honors legendary artists but also provides an opportunity to showcase lead singer Jeff Keith‘s vocal diversity. The album stands as a thank-you expressed through music, an offering to the iconic voices and songs that shaped the band’s influences and, ultimately, their own songwriting.

To offer fans a taste of what to expect on Homage, Tesla shares their cover of Climax Blues Band‘s iconic track, “I Love You” (2026 Version).

The band comments: “‘I Love You,’ like all the tracks on Homage, not only pays tribute to legends but gives us a chance to showcase our lead singer’s diversity as well as the musical dynamics we learned as a band many years ago.”

Homage is not about imitation, but acknowledgment, tracing the line from influence to identity, from listening to becoming. The project also arrives more than 20 years after the Real to Reel series, a release that helped inspire the creation of a new original Tesla song, “Never Alone.”

The selected songs on Homage were chosen for a variety of reasons, primarily representing some of the greatest vocalists of all time, including Elvis Presley, Freddie Mercury, Sam Cooke, David Ruffin, Etta James, and James Brown. Additional selections reflect songs the band grew up hearing on the radio and on their turntables.

On the upcoming album, Tesla shares: “Our new album Homage is a thank-you note written in sound. An offering to the great singers and songs that shaped the music we grew up listening to, and the songs we would eventually write. We hope you all enjoy this as much as we did making it. Thank you for all the years – Keep it Real and Keep On Rockin’!”

Tesla is excited to be hitting the road this summer on The Return of the Carnival of Sins Tour with Motley Crue and Extreme. The tour begins on July 17th in Burgettstown, PA, and winds its way through the United States before concluding in Ridgefield, WA on September 26th. For a full list of dates and/or to purchase tickets, please see here.

Pre-order Homage here.

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(written by Islander) Lovers of science fiction, and especially renderings of cosmic horror, will find a lot to love in the conception of Ageless Gateway’s debut album Corruptor of Stars. It narrates a tale of massive parasitic alien infection of our solar system, and its warping of existence on a breathtaking scale. In portraying these […]

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Yet another member of The Armed has joined their ranks.

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Today, American black metallers Oldowan Gash reveal the new track “Fighting Forever.” The track is the second to be revealed from the band’s highly anticipated second album, 1000 Dreams of War, set for international release on April 30th via Amor Fati Productions in conspiracy with Feral Heart Productions:  Amor Fati will handle the CD and vinyl versions while Feral Heart will handle the cassette version. Hear Oldowan Gash‘s “Fighting Forever” in its […]

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The first single, "I Remember," is available for listening now. Continue reading…