The powerhouse band that is Dance Gavin Dance is releasing "Pantheon," their 11th full-length record on September 12th, 2025, via Rise Records. Dance Gavin Dance has been a band that isn’t afraid to push boundaries and fuse post-hardcore, funk, metalcore, and pop to create a unique sound that is truly their own.

THRICE IS BACK, BABY!!! Now that I've got my initial “oh hell yeah” out of the way, Thrice is back with a new single, “Albatross,” and a new album, “Horizon/West,” set to release on October 3rd. I have been a fan of Thrice since hearing “Stare at the Sun” off the album “The Artist in the Ambulance” that was released 22 years ago… god, I feel old saying that. But we're here to talk about “Albatross,” and I am here to say that everything about this song and video is incredible.

FERMENTOR is an instrumental metal duo featuring Dylan Marks on drums and Adam Wollach on guitar. Since their formation in 2008, they have released EPs in 2008, 2011, and 2015, along with full-length albums in 2020 and 2023. In January 2025, FERMENTOR unveiled a 17-track album titled “Release Me.” Following this release, the band began releasing singles weekly in anticipation of their forthcoming album “Agreement,” set to be released on August 15th, 2025.

Reggae artist Double Tiger returns with his newest single “Yearning” featuring the legendary riddims Sly & Robbie. The soulful single blends the roots of classic reggae warmth with modern dub textures. From the beginning, "Yearning" presents a smooth, catchy rhythm that naturally makes you nod your head, radiating vibes that bring joy.

I definitely didn’t wake up thinking I’d be reviewing music today. Honestly, I’ve been buried in deadlines, fighting off some kind of low-budget plague, and generally trying to maintain the illusion of adult functioning from my couch. And then boom an email shows up inviting me to review a release. Against all logic, I felt a spark. Turns out, no matter how fried I am, new music still cuts through the static. Some habits die hard and I’m always curious, especially

Halestorm is set to release their 6th full length studio album, Everest, on 8/8/2025. This album has been a couple of years in the making. They took their time and didn’t rush through the process in one sitting. Halestorm fought tooth and nail for everything on this album to be truly authentic and true to themselves.

It's time for a new review. Up today is Halocene featuring Holding Absence, "Bite My Tongue". Halocene has been my one of my favorite finds of 2025. They find a way to blend crunchy guitar riffs that just blend so perfectly with lead singer Addie Amick's sweet but powerful voice.

On Friday, June 20th, Muse unleashed “Unravelling”, their first new offering since the 2022 release “Will Of The People.” It’s a sonically weighty track that fans are hoping is the first single off of the UK trio’s tenth studio album rumored to be released some time next year. Never a group to shy away from blending genres and experimenting with new sounds. And as expected, “Unravelling” doesn’t fit into any one category except for distinctly Muse.

June 6, 2000, twenty-five years ago the trio of music men known as Rascal Flatts released their self-titled debut album. Fast forward 25 years and over 40 major music awards later. The band is back together and collecting guest members for each track of their latest album. It had been 8 years since their last studio album. The joining forces have dropped a REFUELED album.

When I first sat down to review Love and a .38's new single "Revelation" the plan was to do one listen and just give a hot take first impression. I wanted to give just a raw unfiltered take but then something strange happened. Something that musically doesn't happen to me often. I was at a total loss of words.

Earlier this month Eric Church released a new album ‘Evangeline vs. Machine’. Church has been working hard in and out of the Studio. During

You have been waiting for fresh Styx material since 2021 with unbroken patience, and— at long last— you've finally got it. On May 28th, the

The evening started with Benjamin Carter, who brought an intimate, stripped-back energy to the stage. His performance was filled with vulnerability, as his soulful vocals and honest lyrics set a mood that captivated the audience. Though unfamiliar with his music prior to the show, I found myself completely absorbed in his set and grateful that I get to say I saw him on his first tour! Keep an eye on this rising star—his journey is just beginning.

In a move surprising their fans, Falling In Reverse dropped their first new single (and a video to go along with it) since concluding the Popular Monster cycle. “God Is A Weapon” is a moody, cinematic piece whose beginning is reminiscent of Marilyn Manson’s cover of the Eurythmics “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)”.

In a time where technology has fundamentally changed how we as a society do things like shop and find new music, it makes sense that bands would take to social media platforms such as YouTube and TikTok to get the word out about their projects. Sleep Theory was no exception. They quickly became Sirius XM Octane darlings with their debut singles “Numb” and “Another Way”, climbed up the Active Rock radio charts, impressed Zach Myers and Brent Smith of Shinedown enough for them