The second track to emerge from Weinberg’s collaboration project.
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The second track to emerge from Weinberg’s collaboration project.
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You won’t find out who got da props tho.
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You may recall that session being teased last October.
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With Flaunt It, City Built delivers a confident hip-hop anthem built around smooth production and a controlled, self-assured flow. The track rides a polished groove while celebrating independence, ambition, and unapologetic confidence. Anchored by the hook “She got her own and really don’t need me,” the song highlights modern empowerment with a balance of swagger and respect. Cinematic beats and motivational energy give Flaunt It a sleek, workout-ready vibe, making it a perfect fit for playlists centered on boss energy, confidence, and contemporary hip-hop attitude.
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Tevral‘s Nocturne for Blue Sand unfolds like a quiet walk under moonlit skies, where stillness and reflection slowly take over the senses. The breathy tone of the ney introduces a feeling of distant landscapes, while the piano gently illuminates the emotional contours of the composition. As subtle triplet-based percussion enters, the track gains a soft pulse that feels like footsteps moving through the night. Atmospheric and contemplative, Nocturne for Blue Sand invites listeners into a dreamlike space where memory, travel, and stillness quietly intertwine.
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Every week there is a tidal wave of new music released unto the world. Each Friday we’ll round up some of the best new music available, some we’ve reviewed, some we haven’t, but all worth checking out!
Theres a lot of new heavy music hitting the airwaves this week, everything from black metal, death metal, gothic metal, Stoner rock, doom, thrash metal and even some of your traditional heavy metal!
Here’s what we think you should check out today!

Lamb of God have nothing left to prove, yet ‘Into Oblivion’ shows why the modern metal veterans continue to be so popular.
“Lamb Of God are still kings of metal and will not be abdicating the throne anytime soon.”
Read out full review here.

Prog legends Rush release a super deluxe edition of ‘Grace Under Pressure’.
“I can’t imagine a better time to be reacquainting yourself with that unassuming Toronto three-piece.”
Read our full review here.

Metal/hip-hop fusion band UnityTX unleash ‘Somewhere, In Between…’ via Pure Noise Records.
“laced with frustration and discontent, but also the determination to prove people wrong”
Read our full review here.

D.C. grindcore crushers NO/MAS return with a vicious new album ‘No Peace’ via Redefining Darkness Records.
“It vomits groove and thrash along with the formidable grind broadside”
Read our full review here.

Manchester’s feral kings of the underworld, Wolfbastard release ‘Satanic Scum Punks’ via Apocalyptic Witchcraft.
“fast and furious with layers of demonic screams”
Read our full review here.

The Big Band of Boom will have the room bouncing with their new, self titled album, released via Ragtime Records.
“it’s like a sunshine party in your eardrums”
Read our full review here.

Whip out your leather, spikes, chains and bullet belts for Nuctemeron are set to drop new album ‘Demonic Sceptre’ via I Hate Records.
“I defy each and every one of you to resist the impassioned, hellacious momentum this band toy with.”
Read our full review here.
And thats just the tip of the iceberg! Other releases today we think you should check out include…
Asia – Live In England (Frontiers Music SRL)
Bara – Mary Cry (Club Inferno Ent.)
Dead Air – World Wide Villainy [EP] (Independent)
Gotthard – More Stereo Crush (Reigning Phoenix Music)
n0trixx – A Catalogue of Madness and Melancholia (tbc)
Sweet Pill – Still There Is A Glow (Hopeless Records)
The Gems – Year of The Snake (Napalm Records)
To The Max! – Two The Max! (Go Down Records)
Ravenspell – Obsidian King (Fighter Records)
Schattenmann – Endgegner (Perception)
Senki – Szilánkok (WormholeDeath Records)
Alkhemia – Häxen (Non Serviam Records)
Aschen – The Never Ending Search (WormholeDeath Records)
Frozen Ocean – Askdrömmar (Apocalyptic Witchcraft)
Mißträu – Gegendemonstration & Leidensgenossen (Bleeding Heart Nihilist / Cultkill Music)
Osmium Gate – Cannibal Galaxy (Independent)
Throat – Beyond The Devil’s Shroud (Primitive Reaction)
Against I – Anti Life (Twisted Flesh Records)
Bras D’Honneur – Hate Speech (Primitive Reaction)
Deadvoid Inc. – Chapters (Inverse Records)
Gluttony – Eulogy to Blasphemy (FDA Records)
Messticator – Total Mastery (Testimony Records)
Monstrosity – Screams from Beneath the Surface (Metal Blade Records)
Morbid Death – Veil of Ashes (Firecum Records)
Mors.Void.Discipline – Txketh)ëké (Sentient Ruin)
Protrusion – The Last Suppuration (Extremely Rotten Productions)
Tragos – Bellicum (Fetzner Death Records)
Vanta – Perpetual Selection (Independent)
Voidstar Nocturnal – Nexus Teleport Fracture (Godz ov War Productions)
Wielded Steel – Sins of Your Domain (1126 Records)
Bound In Fear – A Mind Too Sick To Heal (Unique Leader Records)
Mauled – When Your Eyes Are Shit [EP] (Silverback gorilla Records / DS//FP Records)
clâm – clâm (Independent)
Fangus – Emerald Dream (From The urn records)
Harvey Rushmore & The Octopus – Mindsuckers (Taxi Gauche Records)
Kallohonka – Lazer Blood (Memory Terminal Records)
Lord Centipede – Centipede II: Electric Boogaloo (Morbid And Miserable Records / Wyrd Byrd)
Mammon’s Throne – My Body to the Worms (Hammerheart Records)
Red Sun Atacama – Summerchild (Mrs Red Sound)
Witchcraft – A Sinner’s Child [EP] (Heavy Psych Sounds)
Ondt Blod – Bauta (Playground Music)
Vitamin X – Ride TRhe Apocalypse (Svart Records)
Lesotho – A Flashing On Plain Glass (Independent)
Monosphere – Amnesia (Independent)
Salos – A Slaughter for the Empire (Independent)
Exploding Head Syndrome – Confessions (Vestkyst Records)
Instigators – Sanctus Propaganda Sessions Vol. 5 (Sanctus Propaganda)
Belith – Hounds of Hell (Godz ov War Productions)
Hellfuck – 9 Nails Hammered Into The Flesh of God (Godz ov War Productions)
Transilvania – Magia Posthuma (Invictus Productions)
Angus McSix – Angus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye (Napalm Records) Power Metal
Eihwart – Hugrheim (Season of Mist) Nordic Folk
Fabienne Erni – Starveil (Northstar Media) Symphonic Metal
Gong – Bright Spirit (Kscope) Prog Rock
Hiraki / Meejah – Interwoven [SPLIT EP] (Pelagic Records) Noise/Post-Rock
Mascara – Going Postal (Fever Ltd) Post-Hardcore
Nest – Trail of the Unwary (Avantgarde Music) Neofolk
Powerplant – Bridge of Sacrifice (Arcane Dynamics) Synth/Punk
Shoreline – Is Theis The Low Point or The Moment After? (Pure Noise Records) Emo Punk/Hardcore
Sunny Doom – Devotion (Independent) Dark Folk
The Silence Industry – The Stars Above are Looking Down (Independent) Industrial/Goth
Victious Rain – The Anatomy of Surviving (Arising Empire) Metalcore
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Belgian instrumental outfit We Stood Like Kings return with Assassins, a powerful piano-driven post rock piece that blends neoclassical elegance with post-metal intensity. Romantic piano lines weave through crushing guitar riffs and explosive drums, creating a dramatic soundscape that feels both cinematic and visceral. The track serves as the opening chapter of the band’s upcoming concept album Pinocchio, reimagining the familiar tale through darker themes of betrayal and power.
Bold, dynamic, and emotionally charged, Assassins showcases the band’s unique ability to fuse classical sensibility with modern post rock weight.
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With Trouble Maker, ASKAIØ delivers a sleek indie dance cut built for late-night club energy. Driven by pulsating beats, sharp synth hooks, and a steady groove, the track balances underground dancefloor tension with a polished, modern production style. Its hypnotic rhythm and infectious momentum make it an instant mover, designed for flashing lights and packed rooms. Blending indie dance attitude with club-ready precision, Trouble Maker stands as a confident electronic release that thrives on groove, atmosphere, and pure dancefloor appeal.
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With BLOOD MOON, Melt Mars craft a hazy sonic atmosphere where warm synth textures meet shimmering indie guitars. The track drifts effortlessly between mellow psychedelic tones and modern indie sensibilities, carried by laid-back grooves and nostalgic melodies. Its dreamy arrangement creates a late-night mood, perfect for immersive headphone listening. Rather than chasing dramatic peaks, the song unfolds gently, letting its hypnotic textures and subtle emotional undercurrent guide the experience. BLOOD MOON feels both reflective and quietly infectious, capturing that suspended moment where indie pop and psych-tinged soundscapes beautifully collide.
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