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Slayyyter has covered a classic track by Hole as part of their appearance on Triple J’s Like A Version, and it is absolutely ace.

The song in question is ‘Violet’, which first appeared on Hole’s 1994 album ‘Live Through This’. And in bringing it flying into the modern day, Slayyyter makes it sound shiny and new. Delivering gritty refrains and soulful croons over the most perfect of grunge chords, it’s a melding of worlds that makes all the sense in the world. Channelling Courtney Love effortlessly.

Though Slayyyter has made a name for themselves as a partystarter over the last 12 months, their influences and inspirations are clear. And in performing what she says is “one of my favourite songs of all time”, she has nailed them to the board in some style.

She also shared a stunning run-through of her latest single ‘Brand New Chanel$’, which, when performed with a full band, takes on the form of a spine-tingling rock ballad.

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Saying the allegations are “without merit” and that it plans to vigorously defend the case

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Review: Neon Rider – Keepers Of The Flame Pride & Joy Music October 23rd, 2026 Reviewer – Chris O’Connor  Argentina might not be the first country that immediately springs to mind when discussing classic AOR and Melodic Hard Rock, but Buenos Aires outfit Neon Rider are doing their damnedest to change that. Formed in 2020 by guitarists Hernan […]

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Last Relapse’s In My Place lands as a larger-than-life piece of psychedelic indie rock, built around expansive guitar work, a hazy atmosphere, and an anthemic sense of scale. The track balances dreamy textures with a strong rock presence, giving the song a widescreen quality that feels equally suited to headphones and a live stage. There is a natural emotional weight running through the arrangement, while the guitar work adds enough psychedelic color to keep the sound moving beyond straightforward indie rock. Atlanta-born Last Relapse bring a long history to the project, having originally built their reputation through extensive live performances and their cult-favorite album Machine. Their return carries that same raw, guitar-driven spirit, now expanded into a more atmospheric and ambitious sound that makes In My Place feel both immersive and immediately anthemic.

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Canadian superstars Nickelback have released another single from their upcoming album Everything Under The Sun. Epic power ballad Leave Me Behind is the follow-up to Rattle The Cage, which landed on Planet Earth last month, and Bones For The Crows, which first surfaced in 2023, when it featured in the action RPG mobile game Dungeon Hunter 6.

“There’s a lot of weight in this song, but there’s also a lot of hope,” says band frontman Chad Kroeger. “It’s about being there for someone when they’re dealing with the things that have broken them down – picking up the pieces, taking some of that weight off their shoulders, and reminding them they don’t have to go through it alone. At the same time, there’s that feeling of not wanting to be left behind. We liked that tension. It makes the song feel really personal.”

Everything Under The Sun is the first album Nickelback have released since leaving previous label BMG – with whom they recorded Get Rollin’ and its predecessor, 2017’s Feed The Machine – for a new home at the Virgin Music Group. It’s scheduled for release on October 30.

“This album has every side of the band on it,” says Kroeger. “There are songs that hit as hard as anything we’ve ever done, songs that take chances, and songs that remind us why we’ve been doing this together for so long.”

Last week, Nickelback took to social media to warn fans to be on the alert for targeted scams from people pretending to be members of the band.

“Scammers are increasingly using sophisticated tactics, including AI, to impersonate the band and band members,” they wrote. “For your safety, please verify all communications through our official accounts only. We will never request money, try and sell meet & greets, cryptocurrency, or ask for your personal information.”

Nickelback: Everything Under The Sun tracklist

Rattle The Cage (feat. John 5)
Bones For The Crows
I Already Know
Leave Me Behind
If I Don’t Go
Make Me Love You
Chasin’ Famous
Simple Song
Technicolor Steamboat
Lift Somebody Up
Bottled Dreams
Last Night Was Fun

Westside Cowboy: It Goes On (Island Records) Out now LP | CD | DL | Streaming   Impressive Manchester quartet Westside Cowboy have unveiled their debut album It Goes On. It’s a perfect, no-frills ride that gets back to the basics of guitar music. Keith Goldhanger saddles up for the journey. Manchester-based Westside Cowboy have […]

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As his “Freaks on Parade Tour” with Marilyn Manson, The HU and Orgy gets underway

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Australian metalcore outfit Alpha Wolf have announced that they have mutually parted ways with longtime vocalist Lochie Keogh.
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Alpha Wolf have announced they have parted ways with longtime vocalist Lochie Keogh and cancelled all upcoming tour dates.

Lochie joined the band back in 2018, and subsequently performed on their last two albums, 2020’s ‘ a quiet place to die’ and 2024’s ‘Half Living Things’.

The band have shared a statement confirming the split, which you can read in full below:

“Alpha Wolf have mutually parted ways with long time vocalist, Lochie Keogh.

We are deeply saddened, but remain hopeful for what the future holds.
We ask that you respect Lochie’s privacy, as well as ours during this time.

As a result, we have made the difficult decision to cancel our upcoming European headline tour and all remaining shows for 2026 while we work through this transition.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.”

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