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Erasure have spent four decades proving that a pristine pop song can hold an unreasonable amount of feeling. Vince Clarke builds the architecture: precise synth lines, economical rhythms, arrangements that seem to know exactly when to stop. Andy Bell then walks into that structure and fills it with everything Clarke […]
Clutch are heading into 2027 with a new album, a new song and an Australian return ten years in the making. The Maryland rock veterans have announced “Wasted Lands”, their 14th studio album, due out January 22, 2027. The following night, the band will begin their first Australian headline tour […]
Eight years is a long time to leave between records, particularly for an artist whose work has always carried the marks of whatever life has put in his way. Everlast returns today with “Embers to Ashes”, an album shaped by loss, upheaval, memory and the uneasy business of moving forward. […]
Queens of the Stone Age have seemingly settled one of the biggest questions surrounding their next chapter: the band’s ninth studio album will be called “Perfecth”. The announcement came in characteristically strange fashion, through a video built around a game of five-finger fillet. What initially looked like a straightforward reveal […]
Blink-182 are not treating their current chapter as a conclusion. Drummer Travis Barker has confirmed that the band have already begun working on a new album, suggesting that the creative momentum behind their reunion is still very much intact. The news surfaced during Barker’s recent appearance on The New York […]
Marilyn Manson has released the official video for ‘Front Toward Enemy’, the latest preview from his forthcoming album “One Assassination Under God: Chapter 2”, due on August 14. Directed by Henri Alexander Levy, the video arrives as Manson continues to build anticipation around the next chapter of the project. The […]
Echo & The Bunnymen are returning to the studio with “Apples for Isaac”, their first album of newly written material in more than a decade. Arriving on September 18 via BMG, the record marks the Liverpool band’s thirteenth studio album and opens a new chapter for a group whose catalogue […]
Nine years after the death of Chris Cornell, Soundgarden are moving steadily toward the release of what will become the band’s final studio album. Guitarist Kim Thayil has confirmed that the long-awaited record is now expected to arrive in 2027, offering the clearest indication yet of when fans can hear […]
More than three decades into their career, Cypress Hill are opening a new chapter. The pioneering hip-hop group has announced “Dios Bendiga”, their first full-length album recorded entirely in Spanish, set for release on July 24. Rather than revisiting familiar territory, the record reflects a deeper connection to the band’s […]
Rob Zombie has never been interested in subtlety. His worlds are built from rust, neon, monsters, grindhouse cinema, and enough volume to shake loose whatever remains of your common sense. Now, the shock-rock architect expands that universe once again with the official video for ‘Tarantula’, one of the standout tracks […]