Modern grunge sibling duo Softcult shared their new single ‘She Said, He Said’ from their upcoming debut full-length ‘When A Flower Doesn’t Grow’, set for release in January 2026 with Easy Life Records!
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Canadian metal outfit Juliet Ruin released their latest EP ‘Regime’ last Friday October 24th! Check them out channeling psychological rebellion in the explosive video for the track ‘Reactance Theory’!
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Alt-metal titans The Veer Union are back with their new single ‘Sunk Your Teeth In’, from their upcoming album ‘Reinvention’, set for release in February 2026 via Arising Empire!
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Toronto’s hardest-hitting rock’n’roll trio Danko Jones shared their latest single ‘Diamond In The Rough’ with a video paying homage to KISS and featuring Marty Friedman! Another track from their upcoming album ‘Leo Rising’, set for release next month via Perception!
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Canadian hardcore/metal powerhouse Teeth delivered their latest offering in the form of the 2 song EP ‘I Am the Way to Oblivion’, out now via Nuclear Blast and shared a visualizer for the track ‘Blue and Cold’!
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Heavy music pioneers Kittie mark the 25th anniversary of landmark debut album with the ‘Spit XXV’ EP, featuring updated and re-recorded versions of 4 of the album’s biggest tracks, out in September via Sumerian Records and shared the modern version of the title track!
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Night’s Edge shared their new video single ‘Love Fiction’, a serenade to alt-metal, synthwave and lo-fi beats, and a track from their upcoming album ‘The World That Never Was’, out in August!
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Canadian metal outfit Famous Strangers shared their new music video and single ‘L.S.C.’, right in time for their festival shows at Armstrong Metal Fest and Loud As Hell Open Air!
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Canadian death metal Harvested announced their new album ‘Dysthymia’ to be out in August and shared the devastating new video single ‘Harvested’ as a first sledgehammer to the face!
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Rock power trio Danko Jones has officially announced their 12th studio album ‘Leo Rising’ to be out in November this year via their new label Perception!
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Album Reviews
If you’ve ever asked “Who the f** is Danko Jones?”, their 12th album answers loud and clear. ‘Leo Rising’ brings back the swagger, the attitude, and the punch. Classic Danko: raw, catchy, dirty rock ’n’ roll with zero apologies. Out next week Friday November 21st via Perception!
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Fourth chapter, “The Enduring Spirit” of Toronto-based death metal outfit Tomb Mold offers a spectacular mix of technical/progressive elements in such a visceral and unforgotten performance. Out now digitally via 20 Buck Spin and physically next month!
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Guess who’s back? Danko Jones are releasing their 11th full-length album ‘Electric Sounds’ this Friday via AFM Records, and deliver an album that’s bound to be a classic in the pantheon of modern rock… the typical Danko Jones sound with a higher speed, and more grooves than before, proving that after over a quarter of a century they still kick ass. Highly recommended!
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Smoulder’s sophomore record ‘Violent Creed of Vengeance’ continues the epic quest of this Canadian-Finnish fellowship through the realm of epic heavy metal doom. Out via Cruz Del Sur Music.
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Pure Voivod, that is what ‘Syncro Anarchy’ is all about. Dark, wacky songs. This sonic monster takes you on an unusual ride.
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Heavy music, creative lyrics and melodic vocals mixed with hardcore screams is just a preview of what Spiritbox brings to us on ‘Eternal Blue’.
Galactic Quarantine brings die hard fans of Devin Townsend a sci-fi experience supported by a selection from his huge back catalog.
Starlight Ritual’s full-length debut ‘Sealed in Starlight’ sounds as if it actually were sealed away in the eighties by some sorcerer only to be unearthed now 40 years later.
Canada’s melodeath mainstays Kataklysm are back with another banger of an album, not leaving a place in the world “Unconquered”!
Fuck the Facts is back with ‘Pleine Noirceur’. An album that mixes their trademark grindcore sound with an emotional aspect that really hits home.
