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Dutch witch rock artist Annicke Shireen has released “Loud Hag“, the second single from her forthcoming debut solo album, “DELIRIUM“, due on 13 November 2026. Built around heavy, metal influenced guitar riffs and layered vocals, “Loud Hag” turns an insult traditionally used to diminish women […]
Los Angeles punk band Niis have released “No Flowers”, the second single from their forthcoming EP “Play Niis”, due 23 October via Rise Records. The track arrives alongside an official music video directed and edited by Marië Ramos. “No Flowers” comes at you with jagged […]
There is a particularly satisfying stretch of the 2027 Archive calendar for Polish fans. The band will cross the country in October, playing five dates in Kraków, Wrocław, Warsaw, Poznań and Gdańsk as part of the Glass Minds & Not In My Name Tour. The […]
Dikajee has released “Friar’s Lantern“, a new single featuring Guillaume Bernard, guitarist of KLONE, and another glimpse into her forthcoming second album, “The Frame“, due on 6 November 2026. There is something quietly unsettling about the idea behind the song. Dikajee describes it as a […]
Finnish metal has never been particularly interested in staying neatly inside the lines, and King Satan take that attitude to another level. Founded in Tampere in 2015 by multi instrumentalist and producer King Aleister Satan, the band have spent the last decade building a strange […]
WARGASM are back with “Swallow“, a new three minute and two second blast that follows “Get Down“, their first single since signing with Hopeless Records. If “Spit.” introduced the band’s particular brand of electronic metal chaos to a wider audience, “Swallow” takes that formula somewhere […]
Did they ever leave it? There is something in Kalandra‘s music that reaches places other songs simply do not. Their melodies can feel ancient and strangely familiar, while their darker moments have a habit of taking you somewhere you did not necessarily intend to go. […]
I have said it before, and I will probably say it again, I love Varsovie. The band, not the city. There is something in this band’s music that goes straight to the core of me. The darkness, the melancholy, the poetry, the sense of mystery, […]
