Photo Credit: Jonathan Weiner Wednesday, May 6th, Scranton based metal powerhouse Motionless In White has just announced their upcoming album ‘Decades’, which is set for release in July. The band has also shared their brand new single “Playing God”, which features Slipknot’s Corey Taylor. Frontman Chris Motionless shares, “I can’t believe how aggressive Corey sounds…It’s an observational commentary on toxic internet culture and the people who perpetuate it. The internet has g

Photo credit: Rob McCoy Northlane emerges from a new era. The heavy music pioneers have made a triumphant return with their electrifying new single “Evian,” now available through an independent release. This bold step in Northlane’s evolution sees “Evian” embracing a duality of euphoric trance and seismic breakdowns. The song expands and contracts, its captivating lyrics delving into the transformative power of facing trauma to become a better person for those you love. Front

Photo credit: @brxvn, Bryan Perez Skrillex once again collaborated with ISOxo and released new single “Smoke”. Previous duo’s release “fuze” they presented during a back-to-back DJ set at Niteharts Festival. The release of “Smoke” follows Skrillex’s recent collaboration with Young Miko, “Duro,” released last month following a two-week run of performances across South America. Skrillex performed at the Lollapalooza Argentina, Lollapalooza Chile, and Lollapalooza Brazil, as we

Revenger, featuring Machine Head, is the latest song from the Spinefarm debut out on May 8th. The seventh track builds vengeance as fantasy and delusion, following a self-styled avenger convinced that revenge could deliver justice. Revenger featuring Machine Head further showcases the versatility of the band comprised of vocalist Andy Biersack, guitarists Jake Pitts and Jinxx, bassist Lonny Eagleton, and drummer Christian Coma. "I have always been interested in the sort of

‘THE SONG OF HIAWATHA: The Life and High Times Of The First Black Hippie' is a feature-length documentary telling the story of the queer political activist and musician of African-American and Native-American ancestry, Hiawatha Bailey, recognized as the first black hippie. The film traces Hiawatha’s path as part of the African-American “great migration” from the Deep South to Detroit in the 1950s, “turning on” to LSD and joining a commune in 1965, becoming the only Black me

(Photo credit: Amy Russell; Left to Right: Rob Felicetti, Jaret Reddick, Gary Wiseman) Bowling for Soup is back with another blast from pop-punk’s past, and this time, they’re taking on a Sum 41 classic. Their newly released reimagining of “In Too Deep” by Sum 41 isn’t just a cover; it’s a love letter to a scene, a friendship, and a moment in music history that still resonates decades later. The track continues the band’s current creative streak of reviving and reimagining