Is it worth it? Because I have been searching for a new album that I can play on repeat this, Autumn. Southern California's post-hardcore band Movements will be releasing their Fourth studio album "Happier Now" Which will release September 4th, 2026, via Fearless Records. Will Yip also returned as a producer for this newest release.

When a progressive metal band announces a three-album trilogy based on 19th-century French poetry, it’s completely fair to worry that it might turn into a self-indulgent mess. Fortunately, Green Carnation avoids that on The Messiah Complex.

When the Villareal sisters hit the music scene in 2017, no one could have guessed just how quickly their career would take off. Four studio albums, 2 EPs, and a live album later, the trio from Monterrey, Mexico, also known as The Warning, are back and even more hard hitting in their songwriting with their August 28th release, Everything’s Falling.

Japanese Reggae PUNX band SiM (Silence iz Mine) is no stranger to pushing the limits and trying something different when it comes to producing music, and with each release of a new album comes a new sound that is still very SiM. Even though they use their own mix of nu-metal, Punk, Reggae/Ska and Hip-Hop "HOOMAN AFTER ALL" SiM's 7th Full length album is a full-on tribute to the prime era of rock from the late nineties to the early nostalgic era of the 2000s.

On August 28th, 2026, Austin, Texas based hard rock/metalcore group Catch Your Breath released their highly anticipated sophomore album Not Broken Enough. The group made huge waves in the music world in 2022 with their soulful, yet pleading, hit “Dial Tone”, which catapulted the group to rock star status.

If Not for Me's latest album, Where the Light Begins to Fade (via Thriller Records), is a powerful follow-up to the band's previous release, Everything You Wanted. The record balances crushing breakdowns, catchy melodies, and deeply emotional songwriting, creating an experience that feels both heavy and heartfelt. Throughout the album, the band explores themes of betrayal, grief, religious trauma, and heartbreak while continuing to expand their sound beyond what fans have h

I sat down to review Empires in Orbit's new release, Audiodrome, and I honestly wasn't sure what to expect. This is an artist I had zero background on, and within seconds of the first track, I realized this was something totally outside my normal wheelhouse. While that might turn some people off, it actually excited me. It was something new, something fresh, and something I could approach with zero expectations.

Some albums ask to be heard, some demand to be heard and then there are records that seem determined to swallow the listener whole. Holissstik’s debut album, Chapter 1: This Endless Solutude is one of those albums. Releasing 14 August, 2026, this album serves as the first installment in a multi album project courtesy of Norwegian multi-instrumentalist and producer, Tor-Helge Skei.

The streets of Tampa's Ybor City are alive as the sun sets on this last Friday of the month. Tonight, the exciting John Wood Band rolls into the Zodiac Club to support the immensely talented band Twin Fin on their Kings of the Coast Tour. This six-piece ensemble brings fresh energy, cool vibes, and a unique sound to their performances. Tonight marks the second of three Florida stops, continuing to build their fan base and win over new audiences with every stage they step on.

There’s a lot that can be said about a band that’s been around for two decades. Motionless In White has been called many things over the years: some good, some bad, some ugly. But there’s one thing they can’t be called and that’s stagnant. The Scranton, PA metalcore group released their highly anticipated seventh studio album, aptly titled Decades, in celebration of the band’s 20 year anniversary.

In an interview with Loudwire in April, Momsen said,”...It almost has this feel of it [being] directly ripped out of my diary. You're really getting the inside of how my mind works on this one." She’s not wrong. Gone is the ambiguity in the songwriting, giving the listener more of a direct line to the vulnerability and assertiveness Momsen poured into the lyrics.

Boston based Ice Nine Kills has spent the last decade sharing their love of the horror genre through their music, writing songs inspired by literary classics, movies, and video games, including Resident Evil (“Rain Day” ~ Welcome to Horrorwood: The Silver Scream 2). The most recent addition to their ever-growing macabre discography is “Play Dead”, written for the tenth anniversary of the popular video game, “Dead By Daylight.”

On Wednesday, June 17th, Motionless In White released the third single from their upcoming album, Decades, set for release on July 17th. The track, featuring Skylar Grey, is cinematic, painting a dark picture of uncertainty in love. The song opens with a haunting piano as if it were a bell signalling distress. Grey, an independent artist who gained widespread recognition for her work with Eminem and Dr. Dre on “I Need A Doctor”, opens with a haunting, breathy chorus befor

With Passage, Shawn James delivers another powerful collection of songs that blends folk, blues, soul, and rock into a deeply personal listening experience. The album showcases the raw storytelling and unmistakable vocals that have become hallmarks of James’ career while exploring themes of perseverance, transformation, and self-discovery. Released on June 12, 2026, Passage marks the latest chapter in an already impressive catalog.

Remnants, a Metal band from Indianapolis is collecting followers and catching attention in the metal scene with the release of their new single, “Bend/Break.” It is now available on streaming platforms. A masterfully crafted music video by Roland Street was also released on YouTube.