The industrial metal band pairs guttural vocals and carnival synths with an AI-generated video that leaves no doubt about its subject.
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The industrial metal band pairs guttural vocals and carnival synths with an AI-generated video that leaves no doubt about its subject.
Nicolas Ladoux returns to his IKKo moniker with a five-track release that understands EBM’s physical demands and post-punk’s brittle spirit.
The Stray Cats frontman discusses the year of treatment that restored his ability to play and the band’s first new music in six years.
The Tampa straight-edge band follows last year’s Artillery From Heaven with two new songs and a pair of Swarm covers.
The Walsall singer’s third studio album commits fully to UK garage, grime, and house, building on a decade of electronic collaborations.
John Hogarty’s National Park collects rare singles and new home recordings, drawing on Velvets-inspired guitar dirges connected to Glasgow’s guitar-pop underground.
Asked to name a reggaeton Mount Rushmore, Young Miko listed a generational span from Tego Calderón to Bad Bunny — then declined to cut it down.
The 196-page first release collects original interviews and artwork from the 2016 album era, with a limited run that treats imperfection as part of the object.
The actor returning to play his uncle in the follow-up to the Michael biopic says the next film will give “even more insight” into Jackson’s account of the child sexual abuse allegations.
The new track from THE FRST pairs Sanguisugabogg vocalist Devin Swank with Compton rapper Westside Boogie, delivered through an animated visual that avoids the usual metal promo signifiers.
