Norwegian black metal/punk legends Haust unveiled ‘Left To Die’, another track from the upcoming album ‘Negative Music’, set to be released in April via Fysisk Format!
Links
Tuska has confirmed 16 more names for the 2024 edition with Stratovarius, HEALTH, Lord Of The Lost, Eivør, Elvenking, Devourment, St. Aurora, Assemble the Chariots, I AM YOUR GOD, Swansong, Krypta, Sadistic Drive, Prestige, Putro In Black, SICK URGE and Dome Runner! Get your tickets now before the price increase in a couple of weeks!
What bands are you happy with this time? And what bands are you still hoping for?
Links
London punk rabble-rousers The Chisel are gearing up for the release of their highly anticipated new album ‘What A F*cking Nightmare’, set for release on February 9th via Pure Noise Records and share one more taste with the final single ‘Bloodsucker’!
Links
After recently sharing their single ‘Are We Having Fun Yet?’, Definitely Maybe unleashed a brand-new music video for the track!
Links
Chicago pop punk trio Definitely Maybe released their new single ‘Are We Having Fun Yet?’!
Links
Frederik’s 2023 has been a whirlwind of incredible concerts, from the electrifying performances of Rammstein to the awe-inspiring shows of Iron Maiden and Within Temptation. He’s had the privilege of capturing these unforgettable moments with his camera, creating a visual diary of his musical adventures. Also find pictures in his selection from bands like Megadeth, Against The Current, Biohazard, Alestorm, Bullet For My Valentine, The Raven Age, and LØLØ, but also a well-represented Belgian music scene with captures of Amenra, Brutus, Channel Zero, Fleddy Melculy, Psychonaut, STAKE, Slift, and Temptations for the Weak!
A selection of Jonna’s best captures of 2023, with pictures from bands Butcher Babies, Electric Callboy, Ghost, Glenn Hughes, Gojira, In Flames, Lorna Shore, The Hu, Ville Valo, Chamber of Unlight, Asagraum, Monuments, Sodom, Batushka, Blind Guardian, and Apocalyptica!
Exciting new punks Noah and the Loners announce ‘A Desolate Warning’ EP and share their riot-inciting new single ‘Crash Landing’!
Links
Australian alt-rock/pop punk band Yours Truly is back with the new single ‘Call My Name’, out via UNFD, and the first new music since 2022!
Links
Sum 41 announced the final dates of their worldwide farewell tour ‘Tour Of The Setting Sum’, so if you still would like to see these guys live, make sure you don’t miss out on the tickets!
Links
SUPPORTED BY
