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Nicko McBrain’s Titanium Tart Announces 2026 Tour Dates
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Sueco Teams Up With blackbear On Intoxicating New Track ‘ENEMY’
Sueco is continuing to carve out a unique name for himself in the scene with a fresh new rager, with a little help from a close friend.
The track is called ‘ENEMY’ and finds Sueco in suitably destructive form, delivering vulnerable admissions over rallying pop-punk riffs and beats. A tale about being pushed to the edge, and realising what that does to you as a person, and the journey to tearing yourself away from such depressing patterns of behaviour, it’s as raw and rallying as it gets.
Throw in a verse from blackbear, delivering soul and substance in abundance, it’s a brilliant combination, and a sign of bigger, bolder and more belligerent things to come.
Have a listen for yourself.
The track follows ‘Rearranging Scars’, which appeared on the Scream 7 soundtrack. That sounds a lot like this and shows off the heavier side of Sueco’s range.The post Sueco Teams Up With blackbear On Intoxicating New Track ‘ENEMY’ appeared first on Rock Sound.
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Filipovich Вино из коробки Review
Filipovich Вино из коробки Review
The track kicks off with a vibrant rhythm that commands attention. The infectious energy strikes right away. The combination of instruments is engaging, with electric guitars roaring in with tight riffs that immediately inspire movement. Filipovich intends to maintain a playful yet serious tone, creating a spirited environment where the listener cannot help but nod along.
Listening to “Вино из коробки” may remind one of the Arctic Monkeys’ earlier work, infused with a contemporary twist. The influences are apparent but handle with a distinctive flair that Filipovich makes his own. This track’s balance of solid musicianship and lyrical depth offers a remarkable synthesis that keeps the audience engaged. The emotional undertone of the lyrics paired with the explosive instrumentation solidifies the song’s addictive quality.
The title, translating to “Wine in a Box,” works as a clever metaphor. It paints a picture of relationships that feel disposable, low effort, and ultimately empty. That idea alone gives the song a strong identity.
The groove locks in with precision. Bass and drums move together tightly, creating a solid foundation that drives everything forward. On top of that, the guitars bring sharp, memorable riffs that add texture without overcrowding the mix. There’s a sense of balance here that keeps the track focused and effective.
The vocal performance deserves attention. It comes across firm and grounded, carrying the message with clarity and control. In addition, the choice to sing in Russian adds a unique layer to the experience. Even if you don’t understand every word, the phrasing and cadence feel natural within the structure of the song. Surprisingly, the language blends seamlessly with the instrumentation, enhancing rather than distracting.
The production is another strong point. Everything sounds clean yet alive, as if the band is playing right in front of you. The dynamics are handled well, allowing the track to breathe while maintaining its energy. The sound translates effectively through the speakers, giving weight to each element without losing clarity.
Overall, this is a song that delivers exactly what it promises. It’s catchy, honest, and built with intention. A track that doesn’t try to impress with excess, but instead hits hard through simplicity and execution.
Solid!
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One Thing Dave Mustaine Used to Miss About Being in Metallica
Dave Mustaine shared that there's at least one thing he used to miss about being in Metallica and it's the feeling of brotherhood between them. Continue reading… -
Beauty In The Brutal: sace6’s Rise And First Trip Down Under
Interview by Angela Croudace Los Angeles duo sace6 are carving out a striking space in modern heavy music, blending R&B melodies with emotionally charged metal textures. In conversation with HEAVY, Sace and Noah reveal the deeply personal roots behind their name, with 6 honouring Sace’s father as a baseball player and serving as a symbol […] -
In The Throes Of Death With TOBIAS GUSTAFSSON From VOMITORY
Interview by Kris Peters In any serious conversation about death metal, Vomitory’s name is a must-mention. Formed in 1989, the Swedish band unleashed eight blistering albums between 1996 and 2011, cementing their status as genre titans before parting ways in 2013. However, their retirement was short-lived, as they returned to the stage in 2019 to […] -
Alex Cameron – “Statue Down”
The louche, winky Australian singer-songwriter Alex Cameron spent a few years out of the spotlight after releasing his 2022 album Oxy Music, but he came back last year with a pretty fun single called “Short King.” Today, he follows that single with a new one called “Statue Down.” Musically, “Statue Down” is just as playful…
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Dari Bay Announce New Album Surprise Wish: Hear “We’re Gonna Be Okay”
Last year, Dari Bay shared the absolute shredder “The Joke,” and we liked it a lot. Now, the Burlington band fronted by Robber Robber’s Zack James is announcing their new album Surprise Wish. Surprise Wish follows their 2023 debut Longest Day Of The Year. The second single “We’re Gonna Be Okay” is here today, and…
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Carla dal Forno – “Under The Covers”
At the end of the month Carla dal Forno will release her new album Confession, which she announced with the excellent lead single “Going Out.” That song was about pining for somebody who wasn’t available, but today’s new single “Under The Covers” is a very sweet love song about a relationship where both people are…
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PHENOMY EARN PERFECT 10/10 AS “PHANTASMAGORIA” DOMINATES WITH CINEMATIC METAL INTENSITY – @thebeast
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PHENOMY EARN PERFECT 10/10 AS “PHANTASMAGORIA” DOMINATES WITH CINEMATIC METAL INTENSITY
Beirut, Lebanon – Lebanese metal force Phenomy are making serious waves with the release of their latest full-length album Phantasmagoria , now available worldwide via Art Gates Records. Already turning heads across the global metal scene, the album has just secured a perfect 10/10 rating from Rock Queen Reviews , cementing its place as one of the year’s most powerful and immersive releases.
Blending melodic thrash, groove metal, and atmospheric depth with subtle Middle Eastern influences, Phantasmagoria delivers exactly what its name promises, a dark, surreal, and emotionally charged journey through chaos, inner conflict, and psychological intensity.
Rock Queen Reviews didn’t hold back, calling the album “a kaleidoscopic thrill ride of sound” and praising its balance of brutality and melody, stating:
“Darkness and light enshroud it with a powerful cloak of atmosphere… intriguingly intricate and inventive.”
From the haunting opening “Prologue” to the crushing closer “I, Witness,” the review highlights Phenomy’s ability to seamlessly fuse genres while maintaining a clear identity rooted in heavy, groove-driven aggression. Tracks like “Gambit” were singled out as “just superb,” while “Phantasmagoria” itself was described as a song you can “easily get lost in.”
Formed in 2014, Phenomy have steadily built a reputation as one of the Middle East’s most formidable metal exports. After the success of their debut Once And For All , which helped land them a slot representing Lebanon at Wacken Open Air , the band has continued to rise through major festival appearances and international recognition.
With Phantasmagoria , their fourth studio album, Phenomy push their sound further than ever before, darker, heavier, and more cinematic, without sacrificing the raw power that got them here in the first place.
The album was produced, mixed, and mastered by Jaro Sound, with additional production by Loïc El Haddad, and recorded across Sound Pressure Studios, Ontune Studios, and Grotesque Productions. The striking artwork by Stefan Koidl perfectly captures the album’s eerie, theatrical atmosphere.
For fans of Machine Head , Lamb of God , and Gojira , Phantasmagoria is a must-hear, delivering a massive, cinematic sound that hits hard and sticks with you.
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