Blog

Iconic metal festival to relaunch in Birmingham before heading to North America, with plans to spotlight new talent.

The post SHARON OSBOURNE Confirms Ozzfest 2027 For Birmingham & North America appeared first on Metal Injection.

Hernia surgery and long-term health concerns bring the band’s touring era to a close, though new albums are still on the way.

The post JUSTIN K. BROADRICK Announces End Of GODFLESH Live Performances, Final Music Incoming appeared first on Metal Injection.

Last night, St. Vincent played the 280-cap venue Little Saint in Healdsburg, California with her keyboardist Rachel Eckroth. Her setlist included a bunch of covers, including a solo take on Jeff Buckley’s 1994 track “Grace.”

The post Watch St. Vincent Cover Jeff Buckley’s “Grace” At Intimate Sonoma County Show appeared first on Stereogum.

A new update was shared on the latest episode of ‘The Osbournes’ podcast.

The post Sharon Osbourne Has Plans For ‘Ozzfest’ To Hit Birmingham, UK & The United States In 2027 appeared first on Theprp.com.

“Godflesh live ended the day of my surgery…”

The post Justin K. Broadrick Forced To Retire From Touring With Godflesh Following Recent Abdominal Surgery appeared first on Theprp.com.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Riftpatrol Debuts Powerful New Single “I DO” Blending Cinematic Atmosphere with Symphonic Metal Emotion
Release Date: March 1, 2026
Genre: Symphonic Metal
For Fans Of: Nightwish , Sirenia , Within Temptation
Stream: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/djneonnights/i-do
A new voice in modern heavy music has arrived. Riftpatrol officially unveils their debut vocal single, “I DO,” released March 1, 2026, marking the first chapter of a project built on the collision of musical worlds and emotional contrasts.
Riftpatrol is not a conventional band in the traditional sense. Instead, it is a deliberately crafted project designed to merge modern alternative and metal production with cinematic soundscapes and unpredictable dynamics. The result is a sonic experience that moves between precision and chaos, heaviness and melody, intimacy and explosive release.
At the core of Riftpatrol’s creative philosophy lies the concept of duality. Different voices, languages, and perspectives intersect throughout the music, creating layers of expression rather than limitations. English vocals blend with Japanese lines, while other languages may appear whenever they serve the emotional direction of the song. In the Riftpatrol universe, language is not a barrier. It is another instrument.
The project explores themes of inner tension and emotional escalation. Mood swings, self reflection, and the moment someone chooses to cross a line all play a role in the stories Riftpatrol tells. These songs capture the fragile balance between control and losing control, revealing the human struggle to contain feelings that were never meant to stay restrained.
“I DO,” the project’s first vocal release, stands as one of the most personal pieces in the upcoming catalog. Created in collaboration with vocalist Greta Personeni and producer Chris Clancy , the track explores a universal but deeply intimate idea: the rare presence of someone who stands beside you through every possible situation.
Musically, the song blends modern alternative rock textures with cinematic atmosphere and symphonic elements. It moves between quiet vulnerability and soaring melodic intensity, allowing the vocals to carry the emotional weight of the story while the instrumentation builds an expansive sonic landscape.
At its heart, “I DO” is a song about loyalty and unconditional support. Rather than focusing on grand romantic gestures, the track highlights the quiet strength of simply being there for someone when everything else falls apart. It tells the story of finding the one person who remains through doubt, chaos, and change.
The collaboration between Greta Personeni’s expressive vocal performance and Chris Clancy’s polished production gives the track both emotional intimacy and modern clarity. Combined with Riftpatrol’s cinematic songwriting approach, “I DO” delivers a sound that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.
With a strong visual identity, a clear narrative direction, and music that intentionally dissolves boundaries between scenes and styles, Riftpatrol positions itself as a project pushing modern heavy music into new territory.
Release Information
Artist: Riftpatrol
Single: I DO
Release Date: March 1, 2026
Genre: Symphonic Metal
Producer: Chris Clancy

Connect: 
https://www.instagram.com/riftpatrol/
Contact: riftpatrol@gmail.com

Robert Plant’s solo career began in earnest after the end of Led Zeppelin, but it never felt like a man trying to recreate the past. Born on August 20, 1948, in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, and raised in the Black Country area of England, Plant had already established himself as one of rock’s most recognizable singers before turning to solo work. Once he stepped out on his own, he used that freedom to push beyond hard rock, drawing from blues, folk, world music, Americana, and roots traditions. That willingness to keep moving is what defines his solo history more than anything

The post Complete List Of Robert Plant Songs From A to Z appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

It’s what they’ve trained for.

The post Southpaw FLHC Debut “TTG” Music Video appeared first on Theprp.com.

Taken from their upcoming covers album “Forgeries (72–84)”.

The post -(16)- Streaming Their Cover Of Scorpions’ “Can’t Get Enough” appeared first on Theprp.com.

Bruce Johnston has been a part of the Beach Boys for 61 years. Today he revealed that he’s leaving the touring band, and Mike Love will be the last remaining classic-era member on the road.

The post The Beach Boys’ Bruce Johnston Retires From Touring appeared first on Stereogum.