Wristmeetrazor Direct T-Shirt Proceeds Toward Drummer’s Hernia Surgery
The metalcore band puts out a fundraiser shirt to help cover an unexpected surgical expense.
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Theo Vermeer
Metallica Sets Record in Greece, Dailor Speaks on Hinds, APC and Puscifer Tour Together
A week of major heavy music news, from a historic Metallica concert to Brann Dailor's first words on Brent Hinds' exit and an unexpected pairing of A Perfect Circle and Puscifer.
Belle Chen Releases ‘Breezy’ via Platoon, Tour Moves Into Final Dates
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.
Matt Zane Speaks on Static-X’s Issue With His Wayne Static Documentary
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.
Indie’s Sharpest New Songs: Alex Cameron, Body Type, Hovvdy
A handful of releases cut through this week, each built on deliberate shifts and a refusal to chase obvious moves.
The Field Returns After Eight Years With the Post-Rock Weight of Now You Exist
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.
Burial Grid’s NORD Compendium Is a Raw, Unforgiving Document on Spinal Constellation
Adam Michael Kozak returns with an album that trades comfort for corrosion, driven by abrasive textures and a sense of lived-in darkness.
Ibeyi Return With New Album Offering, First Independent Release Out June 26
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.
Stephen Colbert’s Final ‘Late Show’ Week: Byrne, Springsteen, and a Mystery Legend
The last week of tapings for CBS’s ‘Late Show’ will feature David Byrne, Bruce Springsteen, and an unannounced legacy musician, as Colbert wraps his tenure with a mix of absurdity and high-profile guests.
The Bangles’ ‘Eternal Flame’ and the Unravelling Behind the Hit
The song was inescapable in 1989, but the band that made it was already fracturing.