Wes Orchoski’s Di’Anno – Iron Maiden’s Lost Singer arrives June 9, tracing the final years of the former vocalist with appearances from Steve Harris, James Hetfield, and others.
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Wes Orchoski’s Di’Anno – Iron Maiden’s Lost Singer arrives June 9, tracing the final years of the former vocalist with appearances from Steve Harris, James Hetfield, and others.
A three-album drop late in the week includes a rap record that settles scores with Kendrick, J. Cole, LeBron, and a long list of former allies.
The guitarist will take an unspecified temporary break, replaced by Longwave’s Steve Schiltz. His absence was already felt during the band’s Late Show performance.
Three new albums arrived at once, pulling in record numbers and sharpening old tensions.
The neo-classical pianist and composer follows last year’s charting album with a lighter, coastal single, out now as she plays across the UK and Europe.
The filmmaker shared his perspective on a recent podcast, pointing to what he believes is behind the band and estate’s reluctance to see the film released.
A handful of releases cut through this week, each built on deliberate shifts and a refusal to chase obvious moves.
Axel Willner’s first release under The Field since 2018 trades the project’s old rhythmic pulse for five tracks of dense, static-laden instrumentals.
Adam Michael Kozak returns with an album that trades comfort for corrosion, driven by abrasive textures and a sense of lived-in darkness.
The French-Cuban duo is back after four years, launching their own label with a 12-track album and a lead single filmed in Havana.
