Thousands of festivalgoers are set to experience the 2026 Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash, with the iconic outback festival going ahead from 20–22 August at Belmont Station on the spectacular Mundi Mundi Plains. Now in its fifth year, the Bash has become a major fixture on Australia’s outback events calendar, attracting music lovers and families […]Blog
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MUNDI MUNDI BASH To Go Ahead Despite Record Rainfalls
Thousands of festivalgoers are set to experience the 2026 Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash, with the iconic outback festival going ahead from 20–22 August at Belmont Station on the spectacular Mundi Mundi Plains. Now in its fifth year, the Bash has become a major fixture on Australia’s outback events calendar, attracting music lovers and families […] -
Brat – ‘Trophy Hunting’ Track Premieres
US grindcore maniacs Brat present a brand new single, “Trophy Hunting”, from their forthcoming studio record Manslayer. The latter drops September 25.
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Erja Lyytinen Announces ’50th Birthday Live 2026′ + New Single
Finland´s own “Queen of the Slide Guitar” Erja Lyytinen is celebrating her 50th Birthday with a lavish live album package consisting of a double CD, double vinyl and a full-length DVD, which was recorded at the prestigious House of Culture, known as “Kultsa” in Helsinki Finland on 21st March 2026. The venue House of Culture […]
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THE STATION Gather Pre-House Of Shakira Material on Archive Set
MelodicRock Classics is proud to bring another chapter of AOR history to light in partnering with Swedish band The Station, to bring their unreleased archives to fans September 25. The Station are of course, the pre-cursor to the much-loved House Of Shakira. ‘Once Upon A Time (1989-1993)’ features some glorious Scandi anthemic melodic rock, some songs will be familiar to HoS fans, while others help show the origins of the band’s sound. In 1989 all band members agreed on a rule. They vowed to musically “try every new idea with an open mind”. This approach boosted creativity and made for a versatile and dynamic songwriting. It was a simple golden rule that shaped The Station- both then and there, and for the future. The songs are Engineered by Peter Edlund & Göran Elmquist; Mixed by: Peter Edlund, Göran Elmquist and The Station and Mastered by: Mats Hallstensson @ Room of Doom Stockholm The Station are: Mikael Zifa Eriksson – Vocals Mats Hallstensson – Guitar, keyboards, vocals Anders Lundström – Guitar, keyboards Bernt Ek – Bass, vocals Henrik Andreasson – Drums, percussion Track Listing: 01. Warm Me Up 04:10 (1989) 02. Life’s Magical Ball 03:52 (1989) 03. The Morning After 04:27 (1989) 04. You Touched Me 03:36 (1991) 05. Susan 05:09 (1992) 06. The Twin Tree 04:41 (1990) 07. Angel Of Love 03:30 (1992) 08. Love Was Good 04:24 (1992) 09. American Dreamer 04:08 (1992) 10. Open Eyes 04:23 (1990) 11. Big Time Bomb Revolution 03:37 (1993) 12. Icaro’s Flight 02:36 (1993) Bonus Track 13. You’re The One I Care For 05:13 (1990) -
WATCH: The Emotional Trailer For Oasis’ New Documentary ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’
Oasis have released the trailer for their upcoming documentary all about their triumphant comeback last year, and it is set to be something pretty special.

Combining footage of the build-up and rehearsals for their huge series of shows that took place across the UK, Asia and North and South America before taking you into the heart of those performances, the film looks to peel back every layer of what it took to get Liam and Noel Gallagher back on stage together.
Candid, revealing and awe-inspiring, it already feels like it is going to be an emotional tour-de-force, one that doesn’t hold back in its honesty of such a pivotal moment in cultural history.
Oh, and it looks beautiful, thanks to the directing duo of Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern.
Get stuck in.
‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ will be released in select cinemas on September 09 in the UK and September 11 in the US before making it onto Disney+ later in the year.The post WATCH: The Emotional Trailer For Oasis’ New Documentary ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ appeared first on Rock Sound.
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Game Over – Confirm European Tour Dates
In support of their upcoming When Darkness Falls album release, Italian thrashers Game Over have confirmed a first batch of tour dates across the European lands.
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Sev Lezu – Blood Conscript Review
Experience is a good thing, right? In the case of newcomers Sev Lezu, their collective experience in other bands is undoubtedly a good thing, as you can hear that learned knowledge across debut Blood Conscript. This all lady lineup starts with drummer/vocalist/lyricist Sasha Stroud (who just this year put out a whopper of an EP with Belexum), continues with guitarist Melissa Moore (Sonja, Crossspitter, ex-Absu), and finishes with bassist FW (Manat), and friends, they absolutely rip through these 21-plus minutes of fiery-but-frosty (and a little grindy) melodic black metal.
Release date: August 28, 2026. Label: Ordovician Records.To get an idea of what Sev Lezu is up to here, imagine your favorite Dissection and Horna records and condense them. Squeeze everything into smaller packages (most of these songs are under three and a half minutes) and up the brutality with that touch of aforementioned grind. Blood Conscript is relentless in its attack: the riffs shift from more traditional black metal sounds to chunky thumpers; the drums rumble and blast all over the place; the vocals are gruff and irate but still charismatic; and the transitions are absolutely necksnapping. It’s a bursting-at-the-seams album if there ever has been one–don’t come to this one looking for relaxed moments or introspection.Each song here is its own little self-contained journey of blackened brutality, and each has its own way of flattening you and leaving before you really know what hit you. “The Stillborn” gets things going (after an intro) with some serious melody for the verse but several passages of ruthless blasting, while “Corpse Step” similarly wrecks you with sudden transitions, this time between those early Finnish sounds and intense hammering. The title track and “Revenge,” meanwhile, feature plenty of riffs that ought to sound familiar to fans of Moore’s work with Absu (on the Abzu album); she brings the goods throughout, but those couple really hit. The beginning of “Revenge” is also the album’s one tease with something a little softer, but it’s all a deke, as a barrage of blasts soon flatten the listener.
There isn’t much more to say about the record other than the undeniable fact that it’s a little bit of a tease. Blood Conscript simply isn’t enough of this goodness, and soon after digesting this most listeners will be eagerly awaiting whatever Sev Lezu comes up with next. But what they’ve provided here deserves ample attention and appreciation. Sev Lezu pays homage to a wide variety of their heroes while making an album that bursts with a personality all their own. No matter what they do in the future (hopefully soon), Blood Conscript rips with enough murderous intent to have you listening on repeat for a good while.
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“Equality would be a great idea because we need to support each other” – interview with Hämatom
We had the incredible honor of talking to Rose and Ost from Hämatom, the day after they headlined Wacken Open Air this year with a spectacular show.
Benedetta
I’m here today with the spectacular Hämatom. How are you doing, guys?
Hämatom
We are fine. No, I’m not fine. I’m really… I’m dead. I’m bloody dead, really. It’s my bad. The aftershow party was too long.
Benedetta
Your show was something completely mind-blowing. It was the best Hämatom show of all times. I became your fan very recently because I think that the first show I was supposed to attend was Rock the Lakes 2023. And unfortunately, that was cancelled. But then I started following you guys and you have been just leveling up and always raising the bar of your live shows. And you are simply outstanding. Like, there is no band in the world like you are. So, thank you for your art because you are just spectacular. Here you have outdone yourselves. I have goosebumps thinking about yesterday. That was something just so incredible. And you put so much passion and effort in your shows. You have fun, we have fun. That’s the best thing. How was performing on the anniversary year for Wacken?
Hämatom
It’s a huge honour. Because Wacken is one of the most iconic metal festivals in the world. And being part, it’s a pleasure for us. It makes us feel special.
Benedetta
Do you think that the life of an artist is a lonely life?
Hämatom
We played more than 600 shows until now. A lonely life? I don’t know. Back then I started to play music, to learn guitar just for live playing. I didn’t think about it that I go to a studio and record an album or songs or something like that. Just for playing live. For kids, the most important thing in my life. I love it. I had a few moments yesterday when I was standing on the stage. Looking in the eyes of 80.000 people. I said, “The last 35 years were exactly for this moment.” That’s the reason why we are so disruptive. Because we celebrate it after the show.
Benedetta
Do you think that we will ever have equality between men and women in metal?
Hämatom
That would be a great idea because we need to support each other. There’s enough place on the world stages for everyone of us. I hope. It will happen, but I’m not so agreeing. Because I think more male artists play instruments. Especially in metal music. So, it’s not so easy to say, “Okay, we will equal“. But I would love it.
Benedetta
Guys, thank you so much. for taking the time to do this game and this interview with me. Is there anything else that you want to add to the readers?
Hämatom
We are very happy for this. You were great.
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Century – Release New Song & Video
Swedish heavy metal duet Century have put out an official music video for “Strange Illusion”, the first single from their third long player. Details of the latter are yet to be unveiled.
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