Music

As we near closer to the winter in the US many artists have begun to hibernate and hold off on releasing new music until the new year starts. As we near closer to months of November and December many artists have stopped releasing in anticipation of having an explosive beginning of 2023.  Other have not

It’s never easy to watch your former bandmates carry on with your substitute, especially when you’re Brian Johnson seeing Guns N’ Roses’ Axl Rose sing in AC/DC. In fact, Johnson reveals in his new memoir – The Lives of Brian – he couldn’t bring himself to watch Rose perform with the band back in 2016.

What is there to say about British electronic duo Orbital that hasn’t already been said? The two are easily one of the most influential acts in the electronic music space. Captivating tracks like “Impact (The Earth is Burning)” and “Chime” still transport listeners back to the 90’s rave era. Meanwhile, their mostly improvised sets still

Fieldy has been keeping busy since announcing his hiatus from Korn last year, citing personal issues that had “caused some tension with the people around me.” He’s most notably been involved in Stillwell, a project featuring Anthony “Q-Unique” Quiles on vocals and guitar and P.O.D.’s Noah “Wuv” Bernardo on drums. The act just released a new track from their

With only eight days to go until Second Sky, Porter Robinson has finally revealed the special guest replacing Fred again.., and it’s none other than Skrillex himself. When the festival first debuted with two days in 2019, G Jones ended up unable to make it either day and it seemed like DJ Potaro was filling

Mother Nature is clearly no fan of emo and pop-punk. Organizers of the much-anticipated When We Were Young Festival just made the announcement that they’ve unfortunately had to cancel Day One activities for today, Oct. 22, due to high winds in the Las Vegas area that have made it unsafe to go forward with an

We’re getting a new ILLENIUM album. As today’s new song, “Worst Day” with MAX appeared on Spotify, it was bundled with a few of his previous recent singles, “From The Ashes,” “All That Really Matters,” and “Shivering.” The same thing happened as Fallen Embers was nearing release. Nothing has been officially announced yet, to our knowledge,

Tom DeLonge is back in Blink-182 and Matt Skiba, who filled in admirably over the last seven years, has now taken a step back from the group. But in a new interview, Skiba reveals that he was quite far along with Blink-182 on material for a new album that may or may not see the

Since Seven Lions first released his Polarize EP on Viper Recordings in 2012, fans knew there was something special about the Santa Barbara-born melodic dubstep producer. Of course, at the time, melodic dubstep wasn’t even a thing, coming to light during the heyday of brostep and the murmurings of trap in the US. By the time

Different albums represent different chapters for musicians, and some would prefer to leave the older ones in the past. Such is the case with Jonathan Davis, who’s opened up to Metal Hammer about the one Korn song he never wants to play again. “Daddy.” The song serves as the closing track on Korn’s 1994 self-titled

Much like during the pandemic when many artists were being outed for sexual assault, this week has seen many more come to light following the accusation of Mize. Yesterday, the Atlanta-based producer released a lengthy statement addressing not only the initial accusation that began this reckoning, but also responding to an old Reddit post accusing

Time flies when you’re tearing up the charts! At least that seems to be the case for some of today’s top rock and metal acts. It wasn’t that long ago that they were fresh-faced youngsters just trying to catch their big break, but now they’re kings of the rock and metal universe. And in this

Without exaggeration, Noisia are one of the best to ever do it. With two decades of experience performing and producing around the world, and providing inspiration to innumerable other producers, their absence will be painfully felt. After announcing their imminent dissolution in 2019, plans for a farewell tour were delayed by the pandemic. However, they’ve

Bit by bit, the past and present members have started to reveal the plans for Judas Priest‘s performance at their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction next month. The latest bit of intel comes from former drummer Les Binks, who revealed that the forthcoming performance will feature three guitarists and two drummers. Earlier this

Let’s get one thing straight: the indie synth pop mainstay that is Jenn Vix is only new to the moden EDM aesthetic. Nearly virtuosic on the synths and bass and a post punk-style lyricist, Vix has been producing goth-edged music since 1995 and is well-recognized for her work in the larger music scene. Having worked

The end eventually comes for all bands, and Lamb of God‘s Randy Blythe has opened up to Metal Hammer about his performing future in a new interview, admitting he’s not sure how long he can continue, but adding at least one goal he wants to pass before his time onstage with the group comes to

Two Sundays ago, a little over 3,000 people crowded into the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles to celebrate the tenth anniversary of one of the most beloved albums in electronic music, Clarity by Zedd. The debut album from the German-Russian/American producer featured some incredible and long-lasting hits including “Shave It Up,” “Spectrum,” and of course the title

UUPDATE (Oct. 19, 2022): GWAR have now released a music video for “The Cutter,” featuring Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale. It’s a classic campy horror vibe with as much gore you see at an entire GWAR show and, if you look closely enough, you might recognize the faces of a few of those characters in the video…