• Torena Release New Song “Extinction”

    Torena have released a new song titled “Extinction.” The track was produced by Taylor Young (Twitching Tongues) and it can be streamed below:

  • Stanley Simmons Announce May California Shows

    Stanley Simmons, the project featuring Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, the sons of KISS’ Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, have booked some May shows in California. Here’s the dates:

    05/04 San Diego, CA – House Of Blues Voodoo Room
    05/06 Santa Ana, CA – Constellation Room
    05/10 Morro Bay, CA – The Siren
    05/13 Ventura, CA – Ventura Music Hall

  • The Ocean Share 2022 Live Video For “Oligocene”

    The Ocean have shared a 2022 live video for their song “Oligocene.” You can watch that below. The track is from the band’s 2020 album “Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic.”

  • Incendiary, Comeback Kid, Set Your Goals, Etc. Set For 2026 Within These Walls Festival

    The lineup has been revealed for this year’s Within These Walls festival. The event will take place at The Nile Theater in Mesa, AZ on September 19 and it will feature: Incendiary, Comeback Kid, Set Your Goals, Skycamefalling, I Am The Avalanche, B.D.R., Beg For Life, Commoner, Darasuum, Eyes Of Salt, George Moshington, Maldita Gente, Mishap, No Cure, Price Of Life, Sorrower, Stateside, This Is Hell, Time X Heist, and Wristmeetrazor.

  • Buckcherry Have Seven Songs Written For Their New Album

    During a recent interview Mark Strigl, Buckcherry singer Josh Todd offered an update on the band’s next album. According to him, the group already have seven songs written.

    Todd said the following:

    “Actually, as soon as I get off here, I’m gonna record an idea that I’ve been thinking of. We’ve already written — God, Stevie and I have written, like, seven songs already for the new record. And this is just us working out a little bit before we hook up with Marti Frederiksen. Because once we get with Marti, we write very fast. I told Marti, I go, ‘Let’s just make a BUCKCHERRY record in two weeks,’ ’cause we can. And it’s great. We write very fast and efficiently.

    When we fly to Nashville and we do songwriting with Marti, it’s pretty amazing because we’ll get a hotel room, and we have this schedule where Stevie and Marti will link up in the mornings and they’ll get a good musical composition together. And then they’ll send it to me by, like, 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. Then I’ll write lyrics and melodies all night in my hotel room. And then I come down the next day and sing it. And then the process starts again. I’m, like, ‘Marti,’ I go, ‘I’ve always wanted to just make a record from beginning to end in two weeks, and no breaks, no days off.’ And he’s, like, ‘We can’t do that.’ He said that to me at one point. And then the next record, cut to ‘Roar Like Thunder’ we just did it, he goes, ‘You know what? I think we can do it.’ And I go, ‘Yeah, we can.’ And it’s fun. It’s challenging, and it’s really exciting making records.

    Yeah, ‘Roar Like Thunder’ came out last year, and we tour two years on a record. So what we do on the second year of a record cycle is we start accumulating demos and ideas, and then by the end of the year, we’ll go in with Marti, we’ll do the songwriting and we’ll record a new record and drop it sometime next year, like probably before summer or at summer.”

    He also added the following about working with Marti Frederiksen:

    “Oh, we have a long, long history. We met up with Marti way back, on the ’15’ songwriting cycle. He co-wrote ‘Sorry’ with us. And that’s when the relationship started. It just blossomed. I just love him. And when we get in a room with him, it’s, like, he just really understands this band for the right reasons. And when we write songs, it’s, like, the best idea wins. There’s no egos. It’s fun, and I learn a lot. He’s a really talented guy. And I think he learns a lot from us as well. And we have a lot of fun together.”

    [via Blabbermouth]

  • Watch Good Teal Cover Rage Against The Machine’s “Killing In The Name”

    During their April 3 show at Blkbrn in Highland Park, NJ, Good Teal performed a cover of Rage Against The Machine’s “Killing In The Name.” You can see fan-filmed footage of that below:

  • Wargasm Share “Venom” Live Video

    Wargasm have shared a new live video for their song “Venom.” The clip is taken from the band’s “Live In London 2025” set. That performance was streamed live from the Outernet in London, UK on September 28, 2025 and it will also be available on vinyl and digitally on April 10. Pre-orders can be found HERE.

  • Watch Polyphia’s Tim Henson Try Out His Slide Guitar Skills On Cover Of “He Is Risen”

    Polyphia’s Tim Henson recently celebrated Easter with a cover of “He Is Risen.” You can find some footage of him taking on the track below. Notably, the performance saw him utilizing a slide guitar. He said the following about that:

    “Thank you @stanly_bactian for teaching me slide guitar still very new into this journey so hopefully I can find some cool ways too implement it into my playing”

  • Madball Plan To Release New Album “Not Your Kingdom” In May

    During an appearance on the HardLore podcast, Madball frontman Freddy Cricien offered an update on the band’s upcoming album “Not Your Kingdom.” According to him, the effort will be released in May.

    Cricien said the following:

    “It’s called ‘Not Your Kingdom’. And I predict that you’re gonna love the cover. It’s a very throwback vibe. [It has] a nostalgic feel to it, but it’s also current. It’s very in line with like the lyrical content and the message. And it’s by far the most diverse MADBALL album, even more so than ‘For The Cause’, which I thought ‘For The Cause’, we did a lot of different stuff, which we were happy to do, because you can’t just keep doing the same album over and over.

    Obviously, you wanna hear our sound, but I like that we were venturing out and doing different stuff on that one. And this one is — yeah, there’s some songs that are reminiscent of ‘Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop’… It’s very eclectic in the best way, I think. It’s gonna be for the people to judge. But I’m super proud of it. And writing with these guys was very natural. It wasn’t forced. It wasn’t, like, ‘Oh.’ We all were hungry. It’s been 2018 since we put out an album.”

    He also added the following about release plans:

    “May. It kept getting pushed back because of just nonsense. The album was done, but then we had to get it remixed, ’cause we didn’t like the first mix. And then artwork got held up. And then you gotta wait for it to go into the Nuclear Blast system, which is always, like, ‘Why can’t you just drop this tomorrow?’ That’s not how it works. So now it’s finally in the system, and it’s gonna come out in May. I think people are gonna dig it. I hope so.”

    [via Blabbermouth]

  • Watch Dirty Honey Perform New Song “Lights Out”

    During their April 4 set at the Monsters Of Rock festival in São Paulo, Brazil, Dirty Honey performed a new song titled “Lights Out.” You can see fan-filmed footage of that below: