Photo by Matthew Van Dystadt-Aguiar Montreal based folk & hardcore band, Truck Violence, who have recently signed with label The Flenser, have shared the third single, Gerard, be quiet for their upcoming sophomore album The weathervane is my body, accompanied by a music video made of stitched together videos of various camcorder recordings. Gerard, be quiet is the bands first acoustic song released ahead of their newest album, continuing the juxtaposition of hardcore and folk

Prince Daddy & the Hyena have officially announced the supporting bands for their upcoming tour with Macseal. Taking place next month, across eight dates in Australia, kicking off in Brisbane, and stopping in Sydney, Wollongong, Melbourne, Belgrave, and Adelaide. Before having the final show of the tour in Perth. Additionally, they will be having a special guest, Suzie. Additionally, local openers Talk Heavy, Trophy Wife, Amends, Paint, Townhouse, and About Yesterday, h

Skillet is beginning a brand new chapter this year and it starts right now with the announcement of their brand new single "Scream" which will be released on July 10th. Expect more new music to be released later this year! Pre-save "Scream" here That's not all though! Skillet will also be hitting the road again A LOT sooner than you think and this time, it's going to be a special one! The Christian-Rock titans have just announced their Comatose: 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour

Anyone who knows metalcore knows the band Fit For a King. Hailing from Tyler, Texas, the five piece band came to the London Music Hall on May 29th on the final leg of their Lonely God Tour in North America, along with their fellow Texans in Invent Animate, the French deathcore hard hitters known as Ten56 and English metalcore band Acres. To start the night off was the Hamshire-based metalcore quintet known as Acres. Before the band took the stage, My Heart Will Go On rang thr

Upcoming pop-rock duo Daisy Grenade have been steadily on the rise for several years, opening for many established artists over the years and even getting a spot at Warped Tour and other major festivals. This year, the duo have announced their first ever headliner tour, the “…Has So Much to Say” Tour, named after their newest EP So Much To Say, which was released on May 15. Starting on May 19 in Pittsburgh, PA, the band hit major cities across North America until the tour’s c

Photo by Alex Bemis Memphis hard rock band, Sleep Theory, has given the 2000 pop classic a heavy makeover with a brand new visualizer video. Shot in black and white against an open background, the band scenes cut in timing with the song's upbeat tempo. Although their video lacks the iconic dance moves originally performed by one of our favorite boy band's of the era, the video does showcase some dancers and dance moments that still bring the video together. The cover has been