Ingested have released their newest single, ‘ Watch You Fold’ featuring John Gallagher of Dying Fetus ! (Which you can listen to HERE ) This track is featured on their forthcoming album, ‘ Denigration’ , which will be released on May 8th. Additionally, this will be Ingested ’s first album since parting ways with former vocalist, Josh Davies . This was announced after a brief statement, which led Ingested to get creative with their studio vocals. Guitarists, Sean Hynes

Poison the Well , 2000s metal icons, have just embarked on the first leg of their ‘Peace In Place’ tour, with support from Converge , Spy , and Balmora. ‘Peace In Place’ , is their first album release since 2009, so this was a long-anticipated show for many fans. To celebrate the release, they announced a North American tour. Starting the night out strong, up-and-coming Balmora ignited the room with energy. They absolutely made an impression on everyone in attendance, deliv

Fans gathered in their masses (yep, we’re pulling out the Black Sabbath puns early) on Friday in Montclair for the sold-out 2026 Black Label Society North American tour. Fans were wrapped all the way around the venue and out into the street. The night was not set to disappoint, as attendees were treated not only to the heavy riffage of the legendary Zakk Wylde , but also a full set of Black Sabbath tunes by way of Zakk Sabbath . Kicking off the night first, though, was Dark

Cleveland-based band Kissing Lilith released their latest single, "What To Die For," on April 4th, 2026 . Renowned for their evocative sound and emotionally resonant lyrics, the group delivers another unforgettable track that showcases both their growth and signature style. "The meaning of 'What To Die For' Is Acknowledging, killing, and moving on from toxic behaviors. We learned growing up through the traumas we experienced as children, in order to live happy and healthy

Photo Credit: Kaio Cesar GRAMMY® Award–winning R&B force Kehlani is stepping into a defining new chapter with the announcement of her highly anticipated self-titled album, Kehlani , arriving April 24. More than just a release, the project signals a moment of artistic clarity—one rooted in confidence, vulnerability, and complete creative control. A self-titled album often carries weight as an artist’s most honest introduction to who they are, and for Kehlani , that sentiment

PHOTO CREDIT: Jonathan Weiner Multi-million streaming UK collective PRESIDENT continues to carve out a space at the intersection of heavy music, electronic experimentation, and cinematic atmosphere. Since emerging in 2025 under a veil of minimalism and anonymity, the project has steadily built intrigue through a string of gripping releases and immersive live performances. Rejecting traditional ideas of genre and identity, PRESIDENT prioritises intent over image—letting the