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The Edinburgh alternative scene has recently been dealt a devastating blow. Legends on Cowgate is due to hand over its keys to Encore Bars in less than a week – a company usually based in New Town that have been probing and scavenging vulture-like in an attempt to snatch up an Old Town bar and … Continue reading The Death of Legends: Plus exclusive insights from Jackal Batcharj and Nic Reid

“There’s enough bullsh*t happening out there, we don’t need it happening in the f*ck here.”

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Next month Mei Semones releases her new EP Kurage. She shared the vivacious single “Koneko” featuring Liana Flores, and now she’s back with the dazzling John Roseboro collab “Tooth Fairy.” “This song is about a day I was meeting John Roseboro at his friends’ bookstore,” the musician says, continuing: I got off the train in…

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Arriving in May on two different color variants.

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Royal Republic’s morphosis from Eagles of Death Metal on speed to disco rock has felt natural but also made their existence even more necessary than they were before. Indeed, they’re the soundtrack to every kind of Saturday night you’ve ever had. So it’s apt they’re playing Rock City on such a night. Given it’s Saturday … Continue reading Gig Review: Royal Republic / The Intersphere – Rock City, Nottingham (14th February 2026)

The ‘None But One Tour’ launches in May.

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March 11, 2026 – The Pusciverse continues to expand with the arrival of “Tales From The Pusciverse #2: The Briefcase.” The new installment follows the immediate sell-out of the series’ debut issue, which introduced the character Bellendia Black and quickly moved through two printings.

The second issue centers on one of the longest running mysteries in the Pusciverse… The Briefcase. For years, the object has appeared in Puscifer’s videos and photographs, prompting the recurring question among fans: “What’s in the briefcase?”

Written by Maynard James Keenan, the new issue features artwork by Marlin Shoop (“Captain Action,” “G.I. Joe,” “Unprepped”) with lettering by Jack Morelli (“Afterlife with Archie,” “Peter Parker Annual,” Marvel Comics).

“The Briefcase has been part of the Puscifer mythology for years,” Keenan notes. “Everyone wonders what exactly is inside. This issue doesn’t necessarily answer the question… but it moves the story forward.”

“Issue #2 pulls you deeper into the mystery of the briefcase, and illustrating that chaos was half the fun,” Shoop shares.

Issue #2 also marks the Pusciverse comics debut of Major Douché, one of the earliest and most recognizable figures in the Pusciverse. The character first appeared ahead of Puscifer’s 2009 Las Vegas residency, the band’s live debut, and later appeared in the “V is for Versatile” concert film.

“Tales From The Pusciverse” comics are available exclusively via Puscifer.com.

Puscifer’s new album, Normal Isn’t, is out now via Puscifer Entertainment/Alchemy Recordings/BMG. The band’s North American tour launches on March 20 with tickets on-sale here.

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Turnstile vocalist Brendan Yates has a guest appearance on the new American Football track “No Feeling“. Speaking of nabbing the cameo from the melodic hardcore star, American Football bassist/vocalist Nate Kinsella remarked, “There’s a shimmery, sort of silver quality to his voice when he sings high and nails those long pitches. “It’s so beyond what…

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Four years on from their cranium-crushing third album, Hammer The Bastards, Manchester’s feral kebab-seeking kings of the underworld Wolfbastard have returned. They’ve got a new label in the form of underground champions Apocalyptic Witchcraft, and a disfiguringly savage new album, Satanic Scum Punks. The joys of spring sometimes bring along some glorious days, but also … Continue reading Album Review: Wolfbastard – Satanic Scum Punks

Metal fans expecting to get a Robert Trujillo Funko Pop! figure were surprised by what arrived when they opened the box. Continue reading…