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Founded by ex-Public Image Ltd./ Killing Joke drummer Martin Atkins and former R.E.M./ King Crimson drummer Bill Rieflin, industrial metal supergroup Pigface have always had a revolving, shape-shifting line-up, and have collaborated with artists such as Trent Reznor, Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea, Pixies leader Black Francis, and members of Tool, Ministry, The Jesus Lizard, Swans, The Orb and more. The group’s 2003 album Easy Listening… For Difficult Fuckheads is a typically eclectic affair, featuring cameos from Kittie’s Fallon Bowman, Revolting Cocks frontman Chris Connolly, former Clash/PiL guitarist Levene and, on it’s very rude, expletives-laden closing track The Horse…
After dropping the song itself last Friday, Meek Mill shares the official music video for his new single, “Nightmares To Dreams”. Hopefully, Meek has a new album coming soon. Watch the visuals below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
An appealing laid-back brew of blues, soul and country with gentle swing and groove.Scarborough-based Phil Hooley is the founder of the alt-country band The Woolgatherers. Everything We’ll Never Need is his third solo album after Provenance (2023) and Songs from the Back Room (2021). He is on vocals and guitar, but has teamed up with a number of top Nashville session players. It is a slight surprise to learn that he is a Yorkshire lad, because this album very much has an American feel. It is laid-back americana with a very nice brew of country, soul, and blues that reminds…
In this new entry in our ‘Diamonds In The Rough’ category, we would like to introduce you to upcoming artist Elias Grey and his brand new single titled “The Story Didn’t Fail Because It Ended”. Elias Grey arrives with the kind of debut that immediately feels timeless. His first official single, “The Story Didn’t Fail Because It Ended”, is not just an introduction to a new artist but the beginning of a musical journey built on sincerity, emotional intelligence, and storytelling that resonates long after the final note fades. In an era where heartbreak songs often focus on loss and…
In this new entry in our ‘Diamonds In The Rough’ category, we would like to re-introduce you to earlier featured artist T.E.E and his brand new album titled Hits & Haymakers. Few albums capture the feeling of returning home quite like Hits & Haymakers, the latest full-length release from North Carolina’s own T.E.E. Inspired by a two-week trip back to his hometown of Goldsboro, this eleven-track project is fueled by familiar faces, hometown memories, and the unmistakable energy that only home can provide. Rather than simply reminiscing, T.E.E transforms those experiences into a confident body of work that celebrates growth…
WhenStacey Habertalks about her life, it sounds like three or four full-time careers running in parallel. She’s amusic lawyer,publisher,Chief Legal Officerto multiple companies, theatre-maker, formerNew York City judge, sample-clearance pioneer, and Fringe regular. At64, instead of slowing down, she’s premiering a new show at theEdinburgh Fringe:Cereal Entrepreneur. Photographer Adam Hammudeh at Framed Duck Studios On paper, it’s a comedy about an Alzheimer’s patient who becomes a breakfast cereal mogul. In practice, it’s a deeply personal piece drawn from Stacey’s own family history, her decades in the music industry, and a lifelong obsession with balancing creativity and business. “Doing the Fringe…
Portrayal Of Guilt have announced a UK and Europe tour for later in 2026. While they’re in the UK for core. Festival in November, the band will be playing a string of UK shows in Leeds, Brighton, Bristol, Nottingham, Liverpool, Newcastle, Manchester and Norwich. From there, they’ll head on to mainland Europe for some headline shows going into December before they roll right into their dates opening for Oathbreaker. Spike Hellis will be opening for them in the UK, while Crouch are joining the run for the European headline dates. Tickets are on sale now. Catch them at the following:…
Plenty of hardcore bands talk up the sorrow and depression undercutting their music, yet few capture it as captivatingly as Negative Frame. Coloured by themes of mental health and suicide prevention, and grounded in experiences like the loss of vocalist Kesari Gorin’s best friend aged 18 and disability linked to bilateral congenital talipes, long-awaited debut Break The Ice comes wreathed in darkness. Speaking to Kerrang! recently, the London-based crew talked up big, old-school influences Thin Lizzy and Iron Maiden, but many of the reference-points here are far less entry-level than that. Gorgeous acoustic lament Heavens Blue, for instance, calls to…
On August 3, 1968, the band travelled to Essex’s East Mersea youth camp for their first gig as Yes. With only a week to rehearse beforehand, they leant heavily on cover versions of Beatles, Traffic and Buffalo Springfield numbers although, according to guitarist Peter Banks, “we didn’t just rearrange a song, we celebrated it with much enthusiasm.” But what were their previous incarnations? And where did they all come from? There are so many, we’ve done an A-Z! An A-Z of pre-Yes bands BittersweetFuture Yes members: Tony KayeOne of keyboard player Tony Kaye’s brief late-‘60s tenures, for whom obscurity has…
The curtain’s only just come down on this year’s edition of Wacken, but the first wave of bands for next year were announced via an epic multimedia display last night (August 1). Electric Callboy will be making their Wacken debut proper next year after playing an Electric Bassboy set at this year’s festival, while they’ll also be joined by Five Finger Death Punch, Helloween and Wacken regulars Heaven Shall Burn, while Dragonforce are also joining the line-up as a European exclusive. Newly installed vocalist Alissa White-Gluz is pulling double duty this year as Blue Medusa will also be playing. Halestorm…
Born in London and raised across Uganda, Ethiopia and the United States, Nanseera draws on her global upbringing to deliver thoughtful songwriting with real emotional weight. Written in a single sitting after weeks of searching for the right words, Poison Rain balances its apocalyptic atmosphere with a sense of hope, while highlighting the importance of protecting civil rights. Speaking on the track, Nanseera explains: “Poison Rain was written in response to the US Supreme Court’s recent decision to significantly weaken the Voting Rights Act… Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg said throwing out anti-discrimination laws that are working is like ‘throwing away…
The album wastes little time setting the tone, with Snoop Dogg joining Kurupt on opener “Sneak Attacc” and returning for “Me N The Boyz.” Elsewhere, the project finally gives an official release to “Mystic River,” a Kurupt and Battlecat collaboration that first surfaced almost 20 years ago, while Jane Handcock appears on “Special.”One of the standout moments comes with “I Don’t Love Her,” featuring BJ The Chicago Kid, Soopafly and Akeem Ali, which flips New Edition’s “If It Isn’t Love” into a smooth G funk cut. Butch Cassidy and RBX also make appearances across a record packed with familiar West…