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(EN) Every month, Still in Rock publishes a playlist with the best of Monday’s Delusions articles. Here is the one for March 2026. // (FR) Chaque mois, Still in Rock sort une playlist avec le meilleur des articles Delusions publiés chaque lundi matin. Voici celle de mars 2026.

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First and foremost, words are a fundamentally rational means of expression. On their own, they rarely evoke deep emotions or feelings. Their true power unfolds when they are combined and even more so through articulation. It is the voice, the melody, and the dynamics of delivery that ultimately create emotional impact. With this in mind,… Continue Reading →

Aided by magic mushrooms and a newly built studio, Todd Rundgren sets out to chart “the chaotic musical element” in his head

Aided by magic mushrooms and a newly built studio, Todd Rundgren sets out to chart “the chaotic musical element” in his head

Set amongst the lush bushland confines of Dashville, in the Hunter Valley, Thrashville returns, ready for a one day explosion of punk, rock, metal and all in between, on the darkest, firiest day of the year, Saturday, June 27, 2026. This years line-up is a cracker, with FEAR (USA), Disentomb, The Bennies, Dregg, Hybrid Nightmares, Turtle Skull, […]

Castle 2026 Reframing their riffs and licks, French collective take fiery blend of pancontinental motifs to an entirely new level of fantasy. There’s nothing new under the sun, of course, yet cooking things up by exposing them to a natural … Continue reading →

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Interview by Kris Peters Gothenburg’s finest musical expert Evergrey are returning with their fifteenth studio album Architects Of A New Weave, set for release on June 5, 2026 via Napalm Records. Whether it launches EVERGREY’s boldest era yet, stands as a fierce standalone declaration, or serves as the pivotal bridge chapter that redefines their path, […]

This weekend was the 2026 Junos, the annual awards presented by the Canadian Academy Of Recording Arts And Sciences. Tonight, Saskatoon’s own Joni Mitchell was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Juno, along with a tribute performance from fellow Canadian singer-songwriters Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell.

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Washington, D.C. – Metalcore veterans, Age of Ruin, have released new single, “Falling.” The song is the first fresh blood spilled by Age of Ruin since last year’s seminal, full-length album, Nothingman (a title that perfectly encapsulates both the crushing bleakness of the human spirit and the exact Kelley Blue Book value of their touring vessel, the Nothingvan).

Manifesting without warning like a collective auditory hallucination, this new track sees the band violently regressing to their roots. It delivers the kind of punishing, primitive riffage that will make anyone raised on Roots-era Sepultura or Kingdom of Lost Souls-era Damnation A.D. want to immediately start throwing elbows in a pottery store.

But it’s not just an exercise in neck-snapping brutality. As the despair boils over, the mood shifts from pitch-black bleakness to something suspiciously resembling optimism. When frontman Ben’s haunting vocals bellow, “the lines begin to blur around me,” which in most other contexts would be a terrifying neurological symptom. It actually serves as a rare glimmer of hope. Just then, the mood shifts, like a thundering tempest leaving all of the elements of rebirth in it’s wake. It’s sonic proof that even after all this time, a little bit of light is finally cracking through the Age of Ruin.

The official video for “Falling” is available at: youtu.be/XjVvWz9LEC4

The song is also available on all major platforms, including Bandcamp, Ampwall, Spotify and Apple Music.

“Falling” was recorded at The Hell Room in northern Virginia and mixed and mastered by Will Beasley at The Bakery Studios in Richmond Virginia.

Line-up:

Benjamin Swan – vocals
Christopher Fleming – bass
Daniel Fleming – guitar
Hendrik Osinga – drums
Casey Flanagan – guitar

FFO: In Flames, Soilwork, Killswitch Engage, and Gojira.

Released October 17, 2025, Nothingman is available at:

Bandcamp: ageofruin.bandcamp.com/album/nothingman

Ltd. Edition CD: theupstagemusicfest.com/product-page/age-of-ruin-nothing-man

Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/5gx07goL02rG6kpD4mP10f

Apple Music: music.apple.com/us/album/nothingman/1838282980

Ampwall: ampwall.com/a/ageofruin

Source: ClawHammer PR