Last year, the dreamy Oakland shoegazers Welcome Strawberry released their sophomore album Desperate Flower. Today, they’ve followed that record with a relatively low-key EP, meant to accompany the LP and sensibly titled Floral Arrangements. I might like the band a little better when they’re in this acoustic-adjacent zone. In the Bandcamp description, Welcome Strawberry describe…
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Grand choruses, captivating lyrics and emotional weight meet raw power and intensity in an album that clearly showcases the band’s evolution and ambition. As the follow-up to the acclaimed Imperial Dawn, REXORIA’s fourth album marks the beginning of a new era, where the sound moves between the darkness of war, social reflections, touching ballads and […]Good Charlotte are on the cover of Rock Sound, plotting out what is set to be a massive 12 months for them.
Thirty years in, Good Charlotte are no longer interested in proving that they belong. As they step into some of their biggest live shows to date in 2026 – including a headline slot at Slam Dunk – Benji reflects on the importance of the band’s eighth album ‘Motel Du Cap’, self-esteem, survival and why the future feels sweeter than ever.
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Fancy young British rockers the Last Dinner Party released their sophomore album From The Pyre last year, and they’ve been busy ever since. Earlier this year, they released their new song “Let’s Do It Again!” on the benefit compilation HELP(2). Later this year, they’ll open shows for Olivia Rodrigo, another artist who was on that…
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With the blistering cacophony of 2024’s Loved By None, Hated By All still ringing in our ears, Danish death/metallic hardcore outfit strike back with a brand new single, “Die With Me.”
The track begins in full grind mode with the chant “die with me” driving the chaos before shifting into a fast hardcore section. The song keeps pushing forward before collapsing into breakdowns that grow slower and heavier toward the end, finishing in a massive closing breakdown that feels like the final moments of a live set. Lyrically, “Die With Me” is about meeting death head-on and refusing to go quietly.
Watch LIFESICK’s video for “Die With Me” HERE.
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LIFESICK:
Simon Shoshan – vocals
Nicolai Lindegaard – guitar
Nikolai Lund – guitar
Jeppe Riis Frausing – bass
Lasse Skyttegaard – drums
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The season of festival has officially begun! And what better chance for us than to report for you all from the mighty Isola Rock? The yearly edition that takes place in Isola della Scala has begun, so you can check out here some moments from the first day of the festival. A huge thank you to the organization for having us!
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