The band is giving another preview of the new record, ‘TRENCHES’ featuring Switchfoot. "TRENCHES is a reminder that no one has to fight their darkest battles alone. It’s written from the perspective of someone who’s survived their own pain and is reaching back to say, ‘I’ve been where you are, and I’ll stand beside you until you make it through.’"

Swedish metal powerhouse ORBIT CULTURE unveil "The Path I Walk (ft. Tina Guo)", a special collaboration with the renowned cellist taken from Death Above Life (Deluxe Edition), out now.

"All the popcorn tempos, forgotten lyrics, and shit notes are there for your taste buds to savor.”

What if everything you’ve ever believed about reality is an illusion?
5D pulls you through the veil of what we think is real, into a place where fear, ego, time, and identity dissolve. It’s a visceral journey into the unknown, challenging you to question what you see, what you believe, and what’s keeping you trapped.

KILMARA comment: “We wanted to bring the story of ‘Alliance of the Free’ to life in a way that could go beyond the limits of a live-action video. Animation has allowed us to create worlds, characters and emotions that would have been impossible to achieve otherwise, giving a visual dimension to the story we had imagined from the very beginning.

In ELEINE’s own words:  "Have you ever wanted to say “I see you” straight to the face of someone who tries to hurt you, or others, through spreading lies?

“Ich Sehe Dich” is about that exact moment.

Dan Reed commented: “The new Single 'Gonna Raise Hell' is a straight up invitation to give a hundred and ten percent to everything you put your mind to... from the obvious of partying into the night, but also to romance, to celebration, even to whatever your passion is for in life.”

“‘The Myth’ has some epic moments,” comments Anselmo. “It’s a jammer. It’s got a big nod to Trouble, but vocally I’m thinking of James Dewar, Ronnie James Dio, Ozzy Osbourne, Glenn Hughes, and many of the other greats… The track and video are both straightforward and hammering.”

t r a n s f u s 1 0 n begins with remarkable restraint, pulling listeners into an intimate, deeply personal moment before steadily building into a soaring payoff. Every new layer feels intentional, creating a sense of tension that culminates in one of the album's most emotionally resonant moments.

Skindred singer Benji Webbe says, “It’s so easy to get overwhelmed by life and everything it throws at you, from your gas bill to a family tragedy or people just being negative and your timeline filling up with hate and negativity on social media. ‘Big Em Up’ is a simple message for everyone to check on their friends.”

Steffen Kummerer comments: "The Prolonging became one of the shortest and fastest tracks we have delivered to date — and quickly turned into a fan favourite during the recent tours supporting our latest album, A Sonication.”

"Inverse Shadows" follows previous single "Corpse Light", which brought together wailing guitar feedback, haunted vocals and undulating rhythm and melody, spanning the full breadth of Dreamspeed’s sound. Lyrically, it's about becoming damned, reflecting on the sorrow and despair of the moon-mirrored towers of Minas Morgul from J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, interwoven with loveless promises of vengeance. 

God Complex proves why the Florida band has ascended the metal ranks to become one of the most talked about bands in the genre. It's another sonically relentless anthem featuring gnashing and gnarly riffs, deep groves, and futuristic choruses that sound as thought they could bellow from stadium stages decades from now.

Fifteen years and five albums into one of modern rock’s most enduring collaborations, SLASH FT MYLES KENNEDY AND THE CONSPIRATORS, also known as SMKC, return today with the new single and official music video, Flying Blind.

"Vacuum is a rare song about us," says Tommy Lefroy. "While we typically pull from our individual experiences, or external references, Vacuum is very simply about moments we’ve had together on our journey. It’s about the whirlwind experience of starting the band in London.”