Music

The year of 2020 was a rough one for everybody. As much as we were all impacted in different ways, you really have to feel for those bands that were ready to make their debut and put out their first album amid a pandemic and other current events at the time from protests for equality

BRONSON (ODESZA x Golden Features) unleash their second remix pack as part of a robust, three-part series supporting their debut album. The producers’ departure from their distinguished musical worlds has brought forth a new wave of musical exploration outside the realm of ODESZA and Golden Features. The electronic supergroup perviously shared, “BRONSON was born out

If you’ve been to a show at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, you’re lucky. If you haven’t, it’s probably on your bucket list. The place offers an entirely unique concert experience with just the scenery alone, and there’s a mansion currently on the market that comes with a mini amphitheater of its own. Also based in

Global Heist and Neurodisc are generally known for their diversity of sound, covering almost every part of the electronic music spectrum from experimental to pop house, but Head Fake is still easily their most novel act. A true new wave band for the modern era, Head Fake is comprised of three once prominent but now

A previously unreleased 1979 rehearsal recording of “Heaven and Hell” by Black Sabbath, featuring the late Geoff Nicholls on bass, has now been uploaded courtesy of the late musician’s estate. Nicholls, who died Jan. 28, 2017, was a longstanding member of Black Sabbath, although his role with the group was a shadowy one. He is

Swedish singer and songwriter Anni Pohto is hardly a new artist in the strict sense of the word, but she’s new to Your EDm and we’re glad to have found her. Having already released two EPs and a number of singles since 2014. Her style normally walking the line between pop, ambient indie electronica and

Smashing Pumpkins are in a particularly prolific period, not only pushing forward with new music but going back and completing a vision from the 2000 Machina records that never was fully realized. In a new chat with Radio.com (heard below), Billy Corgan offers an update on the Machina II revision. “It’s being mastered now. The album

It’s always a pleasure to share another graduate alumni from Berklee College of Music and today we have the arrival of Danny Spade. Already racking up over 150,000 streams on his first two releases. His latest release hooked features bounces basslines, waves of melodic harmony and a super infectious summer feel to keep us warm

It was a giant misstep from its inception all the way until its birth. Black Sabbath’s twelfth studio album, Seventh Star, which came out on Jan. 28, 1986, was never supposed to be a Sabbath record. After bassist Geezer Butler left the band in 1984 following the “Born Again” tour, guitarist Tony Iommi decided to

We love a great story and today features such a pinnacle moment. Petey Martin has always be Kygo’s go-to collaborator assisting the pitch-bending, melody king in crafting his latest hits. Well today the protege has turned main stage act with the release of his first completely solo release, ‘Come Back Home’ featuring two-time Grammy winner

Here’s your wholesome video of the day. Pro skater Bam Margera shared a heartwarming video on Instagram featuring his three-year-old son, Phoenix Wolf, standing up by himself on a skateboard for the first time. The Jackass / CKY legend and his wife Nikki welcomed Phoenix Wolf into the world in December 2017. Bam has shared

French producer and singer Colorblast, whose previous aliases included Galleon and Ocean Drive, follows up the release of his vibrant new single with its official video. ‘Let Me In Closer’ dropped in the latter part of 2020 and has had over a million streams to date. It was written in conjunction with Nicholas Carel and

Iced Earth and Demons & Wizards guitarist Jon Schaffer is now in the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service following his extradition to Washington D.C. after turning himself in to authorities in Indiana on Jan. 17 for his participation in the insurrection at the Capitol Building on Jan. 6. The latest update comes from Brock E.W.

Vaccinations are beginning to roll out, but they still need to be administered much more quickly than the current rate to get to everyone, all 328 million people in the US, in a timely fashion. To date, there have been dozens of tweets and armchair posts about how the concert industry could get it done

Step right up, admit one and all for a ride on a killer groove thanks to Atlanta duo ’68. The group just announced details of their third album and they’ve dropped a great new track called “The Knife, The Knife, The Knife” that you can check out in the video below. With a dark and

COVID-19 vaccines are being doled out around the world as we speak, prioritized for those 80+ and immunocompromised. What should have been a moment of potential freedom and less worry turned into a case of mistaken priorities for one group of senior citizens waiting in line for the vaccine in Essex, England last Friday when

Stryper guitarist Oz Fox has been troubled with health issues in recent years. He was diagnosed with two brain tumors in the summer of 2018, and after further setbacks, is planning to undergo multiple brain surgeries to have them removed, as detailed in a recent interview where he offered an update on his health. In

With the fate of festival season once again in question due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Ubbi Dubbi moves forward with its new camping experience. Ubbi Dubbi 2021 is set to take place at the Texas Motorplex in Ennis over April 23 – 25. Festival organizers reportedly plan to operate at 50% capacity with masks required —