The Warning have premiered a new video for their new song “Kerosene.” You can check that out below:
The Warning have premiered a new video for their new song “Kerosene.” You can check that out below:
From Ashes To New have premiered a new video for their new song “Die For You.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Reflections,” which will be released on April 17.
Vocalist Matt Brandberry commented:
“[It’s about] the fallout of a relationship built on control, desire, and guilt. It’s a song that captures the exhaustion of giving endlessly to someone who keeps asking for more and mistaking survival for love. At its core, the song is about the moment clarity breaks through, forcing you to question how much of yourself you’re willing to lose.”
Vocalist Danny Case added:
“‘Die For You‘ is about bending over backwards, doing everything you possibly can to please someone in a relationship, and it just never ends up being enough. And it feels like no matter what you do, it is just never good enough.”
Alien Ant Farm have premiered a new song titled “Reasons.” You can check that out below. Vocalist Dryden Mitchell commented:
“‘Reasons‘ resonates with me because I love the notion that some people, if granted the opportunity of a second chance, actually make the change in themselves to be present and reliable to someone. This song is tight and concise, and an ANThem to all who have wanted to actually make that change for the better. This song is about redemption and making your wrongs right. It’s about second chances after hurtful, dumb mistakes. Recording this song with the Judge & Jury production team has been a joy and a privilege to remember for a lifetime.”
Jehnny Beth (ex-Savages) has released a new single titled “Look At Me.” That track features Mike Patton (Faith No More) and a video for it can be found below:
Dee Snider has issued a new statement regarding Twisted Sister’s decision to tour with Sebastian Bach (ex-Skid Row) on vocals. The frontman says he “totally approves” of the arrangement.

Here’s Snider’s full statement:
“For a retired 71 yr old I’m great. But I’ve only got so much tread left on these tires. I decided to use it for the rest of my journey…and not burn them up on stage trying to prove I’m as good as I ever was. I can live with that choice. I would’ve been a shadow of my former self out there anyway.
The story of my retirement for health reasons ran wild! I’m not dying. (No, not never!) Just can’t do the things I used to do. I’m cool with it. I have a great life! And I totally approve of Sebastian Bach stepping in for me. He’s a true fan & will honor what I did with every show!
My son Jesse and Bas are the only people I believe can deliver. Bas got the call.”
Rage Against The Machine’s Zack de la Rocha is credited as an executive producer on a new Dead City Punx documentary. That film was directed by Roger Gastman and it will premiere at The Regent Theater in Los Angeles, CA on April 16.
Here’s a synopsis:
“The movie follows Dead City Punx, whose massive illegal outdoor shows full of fireworks, fistfights, bonfires, and graffiti pit them against the LAPD, LAFD, and the mayor, ultimately resuscitating LA’s music scene while forcing the viewer to question what DIY and punk really mean.
Born from stolen equipment and street life connections, Dead City Punx — Meka, Grumpy, Mike, and Adrian — built stages for their shows from shoplifted wood, used social media as their “bat signal,” and turned performances into a crime scene complete with graffiti backdrops, bonfires, and police helicopters.
Through fan-filmed concert footage and exclusive interviews, ‘DEAD CITY PUNX’ captures how four outcasts from society’s margins ignited a pandemic-era music movement that challenged definitions of public space, rebellion, and the right to assemble. BEYOND THE STREETS presents the story of Dead City — raw, unfiltered, and as real as their shows.”
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