In a few weeks Kacey Musgraves will release her sixth studio album Middle Of Nowhere. We’ve already heard the lead single “Dry Spell,” which was one of our favorites from that week. Today, she’s shared the title track. “Middle Of Nowhere” starts in a soft stride. “Out there on the edge of the world, way…
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Xdinary Heroes have released their brand-new 8th mini-album ‘DEAD AND’ and given one of its highlights a stunning music video.
The track they have focused on is ‘Voyager’, a extraordinarially huge piece of rock music craftsmanship. From the soaring chords to the spine-tingling melodies, all wrapped up in an atmosphere that feels out of this world, the band have created a song made to scream from rooftops and played on the biggest stages this planet has to offer.
And the video matches the gravity of the song it accompanies, sewing beautifully awe-inspiring imagery alongside the band’s thrilling performance.
It showcases just how big the band are looking to go with this new era, and that is very exciting indeed.
And here is ‘DEAD AND’ in full for you to fall head over heels for:
The band are set to tour the UK and Europe later this year. Here are the dates:
MAY
31 – MANCHESTER Ritz
JUNE
02 – LONDON Kentish Town Forum
04 – PARIS Bataclan
07 – FRANKFURT Batschkapp
09 – MILAN Fabrique
Xdinary Heroes were winners of the Fan Power Award at the Rock Sound Awards 2025. The six-piece talked us through their creative journey and celebrated the fan community at the heart of it all, alongside brand new photos.
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Voïvod – Announce “Symphonique” live release featuring Quebec Symphony Orchestra; PRE-ORDER HERE Launch first single “Forgotten In Space (Symphonique)”; LISTEN HERE Start album pre-order; European […]
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Cassyette is right back at it again, with a new track all about allowing yourself the space to make a mistake or two.
Titled ‘Oops (it’s a bad idea)’, it’s a pop-rock crossover of epic proportions, channelling the bright and breezy atmosphere of the early 00s with pulsating indie sleaze and modern flecks of electronica. A showcase of so many different layers of who Cassyette is as an artist.
And the sentiment of the song speaks those volumes too, with a tale of making those decisions that may sound bad on paper but will usually become definitive or revelatory. A reminder to jump in the deep end, take the chance, kiss the stranger, stay out that bit later, do something that scares you. You never know where it will lead you.
Cassyette had this to add, stating, “I think people could do with a little more ‘Oops’ in their life right now, honestly. It’s that mood of knowing it might be a bad idea and doing it anyway. Usually the best moments come from being impulsive and yeah… if it all goes wrong, you can always just say, ‘oops.’”
The track is the first new music from Cassyette since the release of her deluxe album ‘This World Still Fucking Sucks’, which arrived in November of last year.
Here is ‘Say My Name’:
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Our 10 best songs with the word ‘black’ in the title showcase an assortment of deep tracks and, of course, legendary recordings with the word black in the title. It is one of the most popular words in the English language to be used in song titles, so it became very difficult to narrow this list down to only 10. There will be many classic songs missing from this list, but it comes down to just simple mathematics; we’re only picking 10. What are your favorites? # 10 – Black Wings – Tom Waits We open up with a creepy
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