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From their latest album ‘Satanic Chaos Legions’

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You can also catch them on their lengthy tour starting in September

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Rival Sons frontman Jay Buchanan has announced his first solo tour of the US. The singer, who played three Weapons of Beauty shows in New York and Nashville in February, will return for a run of Storyteller solo acoustic dates that kick off at The Secret Group in Houston, TX, on September 11, and wrap up on October 18 at the Valley Bar in Phoenix, AZ.

“This whole thing has been unfolding very organically,” says Buchanan. “Let’s see what we can do here in the States. I’ll be running lean and mean out to see my country and telling some stories. See you soon, America!”

Tickets go on sale on Aug 14. Full dates below.

Buchanan’s solo dates precede Rival Sons’ upcoming Domestic Bliss dates, which were announced in June and begin in late October. The band will be supported by Canadian blues rock duo The Blue Stones and Colorado rock’n’rollers The Velveteers.

Jay Buchanan: Storyteller US tour

Sep 11: Houston The Secret Group, TX
Sep 12: Dallas Sons of Hermann Hall, TX
Sep 13: Little Rock Sticky Fingerz Chicken Shack, AR
Sep 15: Birmingham Avondale Brew Co (Upstairs), AL
Sep 16: Nashville Americana Fest, TN
Sep 17: Nashville Americana Fest (Thirty Tigers), TN
Sep 19: Chattanooga Songbirds, TN
Sep 22: Asheville Revival, NC
Sep 23: Atlanta Aisle 5, GA
Sep 24: Chapel Hill Local 506, NC
Sep 26: Wayne 118 North, PA
Sep 27: Millvale The Funhouse, PA
Sep 29: Grand Rapids The Intersection (The Stache), MI
Sep 30: Chicago Subterranean, IL
Oct 02: Denver, CO @ Lost Lake
Oct 09: Silver City Whiskey Creek Zócalo, NM
Oct 11: Tucson Club Congress, AZ
Oct 12: San Diego Music Box, CA
Oct 14: Felton Felton Music Hall, CA
Oct 16: Fontana Stage Red, CA
Oct 17: Pioneertown Pappy & Harriet’s (Indoor Stage), CA
Oct 18: Phoenix Valley Bar, AZ

Rival Sons: Domestic Bliss US tour 2026

Oct 30: Boise Knitting Factory, ID
Oct 31: Seattle The Showbox, WA
Nov 01: Portland Roseland Theater, OR
Nov 02: Spokane Knitting Factory, WA
Nov 04: Sacramento Ace Of Spades, CA
Nov 05: Reno Grand Theatre At Sierra Resort And Casino, NV
Nov 06: Las Vegas Brooklyn Bowl, NV
Nov 07: Albuquerque Shine Theater, NM
Nov 09: Austin Emo’s, TX
Nov 10: Tulsa Cain’s Ballroom, OK
Nov 12: Moline The Rust Belt, IL
Nov 13: Green Bay Epic Event Center, WI
Nov 14: Milwaukee The Rave, WI
Nov 16: Silver Spring Fillmore Silver Spring, MD
Nov 17: Cincinnati Bogart’s, OH
Nov 18: Cleveland House Of Blues, OH *
Nov 20: New Haven College Street Music Hall, CT
Nov 21: Huntington The Paramount, NY
Nov 22: Worcester The Palladium, MA *
Nov 24: Buffalo Town Ballroom, NY
Nov 25: Montclair The Wellt, NJ
Nov 27: Memphis Minglewood Hall, TN
Nov 28: Indianapolis The Vogue, IN
Nov 29: Fort Wayne Clyde Theatre, IN

*support from The Blue Stones only

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Zebrahead got their start in 1996 in La Habra, California, and have remained committed to punk rock ever since. After quickly gaining popularity, the band released a steady stream of albums, with their most recent full-length arriving in 2019 under the title Brain Invaders. This was followed by a series of EPs forming a four-release cycle,… Continue Reading →

They played the album in full before moving to the B-stage for a second set of fan favorites

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Visions of Morpheus Announce Progressive Metal Concept Album Dreaming In Binary
Featuring Guest Vocalist Nils K. Rue of Pagan’s Mind and Lex Legion
First Single “I Will Arise” Arrives August 14th, 2026 via Indie Tunz Records
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Oshawa, ON — Progressive metal project Visions of Morpheus have announced their upcoming full-length concept album, Dreaming In Binary , an ambitious and immersive journey exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, technology, and the future of humanity.
Blending cinematic atmosphere with modern heavy production, intricate musicianship, and soaring melodic intensity, Dreaming In Binary presents a powerful exploration of a world caught between innovation and consequence. The album navigates themes of technological advancement, human identity, uncertainty, and the search for hope in an increasingly digital age.
Musically, Visions of Morpheus deliver a dynamic fusion of crushing low-end riffs, expansive layered textures, and unforgettable melodic hooks. The album balances aggression and emotion, combining the precision of modern progressive metal with the sweeping scope and storytelling power of a cinematic experience.
A major highlight of the record comes with the first single, “I Will Arise,” featuring guest vocalist Nils K. Rue , best known as the voice of Norwegian progressive metal powerhouse Pagan’s Mind , along with Lex Legion . Rue delivers a commanding vocal performance that elevates the track’s dramatic intensity, making it a defining moment on the album. “I Will Arise” will be released on August 14th, 2026 via Indie Tunz Records .
Over the coming weeks, Visions of Morpheus will continue unveiling new singles from Dreaming In Binary , revealing the album’s evolving narrative and sonic landscape piece by piece. Each release offers another glimpse into the project’s most ambitious and fully realized work to date.
With Dreaming In Binary , Visions of Morpheus push the boundaries of progressive metal while confronting one of the most important questions of the modern era: as technology continues to evolve, where does humanity end and its own creations begin?

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As Australia’s live music industry grapples with rising costs, changing audience habits and the challenge of creating sustainable opportunities for musicians and venues alike, Berry NSW has secured NSW Government funding through Round 4 of the Uptown Grant Program to build on encouraging early results from its collaborative regional live music model. The funding will […]

DEBUT ALBUM, THE PULSE OF ATOMS, OUT OCT. 2 VIA IPECAC RECORDINGS

PRE-ORDER AVAILABLE NOW: https://lustmordlombardo.lnk.to/pulse

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Aug. 11, 2026 – Lustmord, the pioneer of modern ambient electronic music, and Dave Lombardo, one of heavy music’s most influential percussionists, have joined forces as Lustmord Lombardo.

The pair release their debut album, The Pulse of Atoms, on Oct. 2 via Ipecac Recordings, offering a taste of their new collaboration with today’s release of “Paleomagnetic Resonance” (https://youtu.be/E0lBb2i-t3Y). “Paleomagnetic Resonance” visualizer created by Displaced/Replaced.

“One thing about an album like this is that you can’t really point it out as being part of any specific genre or hopefully any specific period,” Lustmord explains. “Is it from last year? Is it from 10 years ago, is it from 20 years ago, is it from 5 years in the future? It’s trying to create something that has its own sound, not tapping into whatever musical language or history you’re familiar with. It goes way, way further back. This is the sound of planets dying or of stars being born. It’s about a bigger picture. It’s the sound of the birth of the universe and the death of the universe; it’s not rock and roll.”

The two musicians met backstage at a Fantômas show, introduced by mutual friend Buzz Osborne, around the time that Lustmord and Melvins released their collaborative album. Nearly two decades later, Lombardo and Lustmord convened as Lustmord Lombardo, crafting an album that is as cold and distant as it is frantic and engaging. The Pulse of Atoms showcases an unheard side of Lombardo and brings Lustmord back to his industrial roots.

Rather than composing songs in a traditional sense, Lustmord built evolving walls and vortices of sound, leaving room for Lombardo to add percussion and various synthesizer layers. Once the editing and arrangement was complete, Lustmord mixed and mastered the record, which was a balancing act between the two players’ large, loud musical presences.

“I’m very proud of this collaboration because it’s so different from anything else that I’ve done,” Lombardo adds. “And to create this body of work with Lustmord – this guy is legendary! He rattles the plaster off of venues.”

Album pre-orders, including a pair of limited-edition vinyl variants (Clear and Smoke), CD, and digital pre-saves, are available now: https://lustmordlombardo.lnk.to/pulse.

The Pulse of Atoms – tracklist:

1. An Eternal Presence Part I: Unknown
2. An Eternal Presence Part II: Relentless
3. Paleomagnetic Resonance
4. Beyond The Vast Cold Waste
5. The Desolate Shore Part I: Submergence
6. The Desolate Shore Part II: Emergence
7. The Abyssal Deep

About Lustmord

Lustmord is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of dark ambient and industrial music. Active since the early ‘80s, his work draws on field recordings, low-frequency drones, and cinematic sound design to create immersive, atmospheric pieces. Lustmord’s catalog spans dozens of solo releases and collaborations, and his influence extends into film and game scoring, as well as experimental electronic production.

About Dave Lombardo

Dave Lombardo is a GRAMMY Award-winning drummer whose playing style helped define the sound of thrash and extreme metal. He is also one of the most versatile percussionists in heavy music, known as a founding member of Slayer, as well as his work with Fantômas, Suicidal Tendencies, Dead Cross, Mr. Bungle, the Misfits, and a wide range of collaborations. In 2023, Lombardo released his debut solo album, Rites of Percussion, which NPR praised as “a very different side of one of metal’s most punishing drummers.”

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Summer songs traditionally have an unfair advantage. They get cars with the windows down, imprudent decisions, swimming pools, romances improved by temporary geography. Soft Vein’s new single Another Summer seems suspicious of all that. Justin Chamberlain approaches the season as someone might regard an old photograph found in a drawer: with affection, perhaps, but also with the knowledge that whatever happened there has already escaped its participants. The title suggests recurrence, but Chamberlain sounds interested in what recurrence fails to restore. Another season comes around. The people inhabiting it have changed.

The song, the final single from Soft Vein’s forthcoming All We’ve Known of Heaven, has some of the suave composure of Robert Palmer and the eccentric pop intelligence of John Foxx and Peter Gabriel. A rounded bass line moves beneath clipped vocal phrases and lush synthesizers, which periodically rise around Chamberlain without swallowing him. The staccato chant and hook are especially good, giving an otherwise sumptuous ballad a curious nervousness, as though somebody has prepared the perfect sentence and then discovered that speaking it aloud changes its meaning.

This year, Soft Vein has moved further toward synthpop, although Chamberlain retains a detached, cerebral chill. Another Summer may be the most persuasive argument yet for that development: a beautiful arrangement can make emotional confusion more acute. The bass has an almost tactile roundness; the keyboards occasionally widen into luminous sheets; his voice stays exposed in the middle, stylish without becoming mannered. Every element appears to know exactly how much room it should occupy.

Chamberlain sings softly, often close enough to conversational volume that his restraint becomes part of the song’s psychology. Soft Vein has always been interested in the humiliations of wanting something from another person: reassurance, sex, permanence, an explanation. Another Summer finds him contemplating communication; his delivery has the attractive uncertainty of a person willing to disclose something before deciding whether disclosure was wise.

That divided temperament has followed Soft Vein from 2023’s Pressed in Glass through Through Blinds, the 2024 record that brought Chamberlain’s songwriting into sharper focus. The 2025 EP From Another Room, featuring remixes by Twin Tribes and Qual alongside covers of formative artists, offered a useful bridge.

All We’ve Known of Heaven is now available for preorder ahead of its release through Artoffact Records. Soft Vein will mark the album with a September 11 Los Angeles release show at Zebulon, presented by Minty Boi, with Catherine Moan as direct support and Secret Attraction opening. Buy tickets here.

Catch Soft Vein this fall on the following dates:

• Sep 11 Zebulon Los Angeles (LA), CA
• Sep 20 Photo City Music Hall Rochester, NY
• Sep 22 Mahall’s Lakewood, OH
• Sep 24 Underground Music Cafe Minneapolis, MN
• Sep 26 White Rabbit Cabaret Indianapolis, IN
• Sep 30 Club Dada Dallas, TX
• Oct 2 Paper Tiger San Antonio, TX
• Oct 3 White Oak Music Hall – Upstairs Houston, TX
• Oct 8 New World Music Hall Tampa, FL
• Oct 9 Respectable Street West Palm Beach, FL
• Oct 10 The Abbey Orlando, FL
• Oct 14 Stanczyks Music Bar Durham, NC

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