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Modern metal hard hitters Heriot released the deluxe version of their debut album Devoured by the Mouth of Hell and now they’ve released a killer single in the form of “Master of Deceit”. Dark, heavy, brooding, this track hits like a sledgehammer. Speaking of the track itself, the band describes “Master of Deceit” as such:
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The biggest and arguably best albumRushever made is now 45 years old. Released on Feb. 12, 1981, Moving Picturesmarked the crucial turning point where the beloved Canadian trio fully shifted their focus from long-form progressive rock explorations towards shorter, more radio-friendly material. Here’s five things you need to know about Moving Pictures: How Moving Pictures
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This week’s New Music Friday brings a dramatic return from The Band Perry, a hometown love letter from Morgan Evans, and a fresh album announcement from Flatland Cavalry. It’s a solid spread of country’s many personalities in one drop. The Band Perry is officially back with new music, and if you’ve been waiting nine years
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Sean Mendelson from Lee Mendelson Film Productions joins Road Gang Radio with Jimmy Mac for an in-depth conversation that Peanuts and jazz fans won’t want to miss. Appearing on RadioNemo LIVE’s Road Gang Radio, Mendelson dives into the enduring legacy of Vince Guaraldi, the legendary composer whose unmistakable sound defined the emotional world of Charles
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Alexisonfire and Billy Talent have announced details of two co-headline arena shows in London and Montreal – check out all the details below. As per a statement from both bands, they will celebrate the 20th anniversaries of albums that “defined their careers”, ‘Crisis’ and ‘Billy Talent II’, with fans able to hear them play full
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Alanis Morissette has replaced Neil Young as the headliner for the State Fayre Festival after his recent tour cancellation. Morissette will headline the Saturday night of the inaugural State Fayre 2026, a new festival taking place at Hylands Park, Chelmsford from June 26-28. She will perform alongside Kings of Leon, Skunk Anansie and The Lumineers.
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New progressive metal outfit Blindead 23 (fka Blindead) have taken a major step in their career as a band, as they announced this week that they’ll be releasing their debut album Deuterium on just two months’ time. Comprised of ex-Behemoth guitarist Mateusz “Havoc” Smierzchalski, ex-Katatonia guitarist Roger Öjersson, and Vltimas, ex-Vader, ex-Decapitated drummer Pawel “Pavulon”
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Floetry is back. The neo-soul duo consisting of Marsha Ambrosius and Natalie “The Floacist” Stewart has announced their Say Yes Tour. The 17-city U.S. tour, produced by Black Promoters Collective, begins April 9 in Newark, New Jersey. Floetry will make stops in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Atlanta and more, before concluding May 17 in Oakland. R&B veterans
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Covers can be fun. Covers can be interesting. Yet sometimes, covers can be unique, thought-provoking pieces that take the original subject material and make it their own. Such is the case for Israeli progressive/alt-metal outfit SUBMASQ, whose iteration of Rammstein’s “Mutter”, which takes the German industrial metal titans’ music and turns it into something else
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The cultural melting pot stirred by music tastes in the mid-’80s brought to the surface several styles and genres that barely existed a decade earlier. By 1986, it wasn’t all that rare to find music as diverse as heavy metal and world sharing bedspace with standbys such as pop and hard rock. Credit MTV with
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The 2026 Grammy Awards didn’t do much to recognize country music, but we crashed the party anyways. See pictures of the best country moments, including Jelly Roll’s acceptance speech, Kelsea Ballerini’s gown and Reba McEntire‘s stirring performance. Jelly Roll was country music’s big winner at the Grammys, with wins in three categories. Shaboozey, Tyler Childers
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