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  • Dead Poet Society Will Support Muse on Tour

    English rock legends Muse will be joined by Dead Poet Society on their upcoming Wow! Signal 2026 Europa arena tour this coming November and December. The tour includes two-night appearances at both Manchester Co-Op Live! and London O2 before heading to mainland Europe. 

    Dead Poet Society’s forthcoming album, “Monarch”, drops October 2nd via Spinefarm and is available for preorder now. It’s been preceded by singles ‘Miami For the Weekend’, ‘Cold’, ‘Roach’ and ‘Sinner Systems’. Fans can also catch Dead Poet Society on a headline tour tour across the UK and Europe early next year.

    Dead Poet Society with Muse on The Wow! Signal tour 2026:

    Nov 12 2026 Manchester, United Kingdom

    Nov 13 2026 Manchester, United Kingdom

    Nov 15 2026 London, United Kingdom

    Nov 16 2026 London, United Kingdom

    Nov 18 2026 Berlin, Germany

    Nov 20 2026 Milan, Italy

    Nov 21 2026 Milano, Italy

    Nov 24 2026 Düsseldorf, Germany

    Nov 25 2026 Düsseldorf, Germany

    Nov 27 2026 La Defense, France

    Nov 29 2026 Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Nov 30 2026 Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Dec 03 2026 Montpellier, France

    Dec 04 2026 Montpellier, France

    Dec 07 2026 Zürich, Switzerland

    Dec 08 2026 Zürich, Switzerland

    Tickets are for sale here.

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  • The Best Horn Rock Songs of All Time

    These 35 essential horn rock tracks prove that adding trumpets and saxophones to guitars and drums creates something genuinely special. Continue reading…
  • Mogwai – Premiere ‘Underground’ Song, Feat. Iggy Pop

    Scottish post-rockers Mogwai have released “Underground”, a new collaboration with rock legend Iggy Pop taken from their forthcoming career-spanning compilation Happy Tears, due January 8th through Rock Action Records. Happy Tears brings together highlights, rarities and previously unreleased material from across their career.
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  • Pensées Nocturnes – Announce Eighth Long Player

    Pensées Nocturnes is back with new record. The French one-man black metal outfit will unleash the new music output, Alignement Désastre, on December 4th 2026 through Les Acteurs De L’Ombre Productions. Comprised of 7 new songs, it was mixed and mastered by Fred from Henosis Studio.
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  • Waylander – Release New Single And Video

    Folk metal group Waylander has revealed a video clip for “Hy Brasil (Isle Of Mists)”, the second single from their forthcoming album Mac Tíre: Son Of The Land, due out November 6th, 2026 via Rockshots Records.
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  • Insomnium – “Netherworlds”

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  • A haunted future takes shape in WOLVES IN THE THRONE ROOM’s “Estuary”

    A thousand years from now, ruined cities have given way to wild landscapes and places of renewed power. That is the world behind “Estuary”, the new title track from WOLVES IN THE THRONE ROOM’s forthcoming album of the same name, due on 23 October 2026. The song is the second piece revealed from Estuary and […]

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  • Enter Shikari Will Fall Dormant at the End of 2027

    Just recently, Enter Shikari frontman Roy Reynolds said that the band were discussing their future. Now, it seems they’ve come to a decision.

    As of December 31st 2027, 14 months from now, the band will “fall dormant”. They say that this dormancy may end with either an eruption back into activity or extinction.

    2027 will mark 20 years since the release of their debut album. In a statement, the band said, “For the past two decades, we’ve run amok in a cultural landscape that elevates easily-pigeongholed art, so being an ‘Enter Shikari’ hasn’t always been easy, professionally or personally, with obvious negative impact on one’s mental health when tasked with “coming up with the goods”.  But we do this because we love it. And we are lucky enough to have built an audience who understand that the less-trodden path is sometimes the more interesting journey.”


    They went on to say, “However, it gets to the point where the often difficult terrain of that path starts to frazzle and drain the humble traveller.

    We are far from being the same kids who recorded that debut album, and as much as we love what we do, and still love being in each other’s company, as humans our priorities and capacities have changed.

    Even before Rou’s recent illness, we’d had difficult conversations about what the next few years should hold. The pressures of the modern music industry, as well as our outside responsibilities and ambitions, had begun to urge change. To then see a friend in trouble made those conversations more pertinent. 

    While we don’t think we’re “splitting up”, we do not have a diary that extends beyond 2027. 
    We’re genuinely excited to make next  year a celebration of what this band means to us. But after that it’ll be time to go away for a good while and see what being Rou, Rob, Rory and Chris, and not ‘Enter Shikari’, feels like.

    Maybe we’ll be like Fugazi and just get together to rehearse for fun, without feeling the need to make anyone else listen to it? All we really know is, after two decades of being a “professional” band, not having plans three years in advance is liberating.”

    They also shared their upcoming plans, touring in November this year, the world and Europe in 2027 and recording some new music, so it’s far from over for now.









    The full statement is on Instagram.

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  • Skyrim-inspired storytelling shapes FORGOTTEN SHRINE’s new single “Gods Of War”

    US folk metal duo FORGOTTEN SHRINE have released “Gods Of War”, a new single from their forthcoming full-length Nox Aeterna, due independently on 6 November 2026. Inspired by the open-world mythology of Skyrim, the track takes the form of a bard’s song while continuing the wider narrative running through the album. The song’s origins stretch […]

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