Periphery’s Misha Mansoor helped write the title track.
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Periphery’s Misha Mansoor helped write the title track.
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The Field is alive! With the sound of music! The artist born Axel Willner hasn’t released much music under any of his aliases since his 2018 Field album Infinite Moment. If Wikipedia is to be trusted, Willner’s only project since then came in 2020, when he and Pelle Lundquist dropped a lengthy compilation on us…
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Modern metal band Sicksense has released a new single and accompanying music video for “Newsflash.” The track blends the band’s signature intensity with a fresh sonic direction, driven by heavy grooves and themes of individuality. The release taps into frustrations surrounding societal conformity, framing the tension into an empowering rally cry to embrace personal quirks.
Fronted by the vocal duo of Vicky Psarakis and Robby J. Fonts, Sicksense merges elements of metalcore, nu metal, and djent. The band first formed after the vocalists met in 2015, utilizing their previous experiences in The Agonist and Stuck Mojo to build a genre-defying sound. Following a stint with Earache Records that produced their 2025 debut album Cross Me Twice, the group recently announced a return to their independent roots.
“Newsflash” marks the beginning of this new independent chapter for the band alongside their current lineup of guitarist Jackson Snowden, bassist Richard Regier, and drummer Sam Neumann. The single serves as the first taste of new material, with Sicksense confirming that more music is planned for release later this year.
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If you’ll allow me to channel the spirit of David Letterman for a moment: Bladee, “Blondie.” “Blondie,” Bladee. (Yes, I am choosing to pronounce Bladee as “Bladey,” not as “Blade,” even though Blade is the correct pronunciation. He will always be Bladey to me, and if he didn’t want people to call him Bladey he…
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