On June 26, a long-lost chapter of Savatage history finally comes to light. earMUSIC is delighted to announce the release of Madness Reigns From The Gutter (1990), a previously unreleased official live recording capturing the band at the height of their legendary "Rulin' Gutter" tour.
In 1990, Savatage stood at a turning point. Following the release of "Gutter Ballet," the band embarked on a tour that would become one of the most explosive and defining runs of their career. Night after night, audiences were drawn into a powerful blend of crushing riffs, theatrical ambition, and emotional intensity. It was a band in transformation: heavier, broader, and more dramatic than ever before. (continue)
Gypsy Pistoleros have released a music video for their new song 'King Of Almost Everything', which is the third single from their forthcoming album 'Dark Faerie Tales' that arrives on April 17th via The New Church Records.
They describe the visual as a savage, cinematic takedown of false idols, hollow power, and blind devotion. A rallying cry for the disillusioned, the track cuts deep into the mythology of modern authority (continue)
Doug Gillard is excited to release a new lyric video for his single "Yes She Loves Me." The song is the latest track to be released from his solo album Parallel Stride out April 24 on Dromedary Records (pre-order). The lyric video for "Yes She Loves Me" was created by Alex Dar and debuted today at Rock and Roll Globe along with an exclusive interview with Doug.
Doug Gillard is also announcing a pair of New York tour dates. He will perform on May 22 in Kingston at Tubby's with support from Cathedral Ceilings and Sky Furrows (Karen Schoemer's band), followed by a May 23 show in Brooklyn at Mama Tried with Cathedral Ceilings and Guyscrapers. (continue)
U.K. rocker Jayler have shared their new video for "Need Your Love". The track is second taste of from their forthcoming debut album "Voices Unheard", which is set to be released on May 29th.
The group had this to say about the new single, "'Need Your Love' is about those nights where you clock someone across the room and just go for it. There's a kind of instinct that kicks in, something unspoken and a bit primal, where you're drawn to each other without really knowing why. (continue)
Brazilian rock trio Electric Mob are proud to share the new live version of "4 letters," taken from the upcoming digital deluxe edition of their sophomore album '2 Make U Cry & Dance,' set for release on July 10th via Frontiers Music Srl. The digital deluxe edition will feature the full studio release alongside six live tracks performed at Capital Moto Week 2024.
On the live version of "4 letters," the band shares: "It's a deep honest declaration of the reality of love. For someone, something or simply yourself. We often downplay or trivialize feelings like it's nothing, and '4 letters' is a wake up call to love and to mean it." (continue)
The mythology is magical. On June 23, 1971, Melanie was among the headliners at the Glastonbury Fayre - an underground celebration that morphed, a decade later, into what we now know as the Glastonbury Festival.
Some 12,000 people attended the week long event, there to witness now-legendary sets by David Bowie, Hawkwind, the Pink Fairies, the Edgar Broughton Band, Quintessence, Traffic, Fairport Convention, Arthur Brown and more, all performing from the now-iconic pyramid stage. (continue)
Boston post-metal band, Junius, have unleased a music video for their new single "Initiatrix," which is the first taste of their brand new stuido album "Soreta", that is set to be released by Prosthetic Records on June 26th and marks the band's first new full length in almost a decade.
The video for Junius' "Initiatrix" was created by vocalist/guitarist Joseph E. Martinez, who had this to say, "'Initiatrix" distills the album into 3 minutes and 23 seconds, and it captures the heart of the record. It's about willingly stepping into a ritualistic transformation, (continue)
Red Giant have premiered a music video for their new single "It's All Gone Wrong", which is the second taste of the group's forthcoming EP, "Red Giant Vol. 1" that is set to be released on April 29th.
Noble PR shared these details: Dave Simpson is the lead guitarist and vocalist of Red Giant. He has built a dedicated following on his YouTube Channel with over 146,000 subscribers. "We sing another song for you in the hope it might get through," is the takeaway line from Red Giant's latest single "It's All Gone Wrong." (continue)
Los Angeles genre-defiers Fishbone are kicking off their In Your Face Tour today, celebrating the 40th anniversary of their groundbreaking debut album In Your Face.
The tour coincides with the April 10 release of the In Your Face / Cover Your Face 40th Anniversary Limited-Edition Double LP Reissue. The Spill Magazine says, "If In Your Face captures a band overflowing with potential on the cusp of finding their voice, then In Your Face / Cover Your Face - 40th Anniversary Reissue not only cements this but demonstrates the continuing influence and lasting importance of Fishbone." (continue)
Frontiers Music Srl is pleased to announce the signing of legendary melodic rock duo Nelson to the label's roster. The band, led by master songwriting twin brothers Matthew and Gunnar Nelson, will also appear at the upcoming Frontiers Rock Festival on Sunday, May 3, 2026, further strengthening their renewed partnership with the label.
The band comments: "We're honored to re-join the Frontiers family. Nelson's now classic 'Lightning Strikes Twice' was the first release for Frontiers in America when the label opened up their US office years ago- and as such, we've always felt like a valued part of the team. NELSON is and has always been truly unique - and our family at Frontiers has always valued that, as well as our exhaustive process to write, record, and produce world-class albums that endure the test of time." (continue)
Swedish gothic doom metal group DRACONIAN have premeired the music video for their new song ""Misantrophe River," which is the second single from their forthcoming album, In Somnolent Ruin, that is set o be released on May 8 via Napalm Records.
Ander Jacobsson had this to say about the track, "'Misanthrope River' was the first song written for this album. The initial idea goes back to the early days of Under a Godless Veil, but it remained dormant until work on this record began. It's an emotional gothic doom track- fairly minimalist, yet expansive in feel, with subtle touches that hint at post-metal and give the atmosphere a broader sense of depth. There's a suggestion of something ancient and mysterious running through it. (continue)
Indie-rock breakout meg elsier returns with her new single "meaning of life," out today via Bright Antenna Records. Built on hazy guitars, delicate vocals, and her unmistakably sharp lyricism, the track captures both the intimacy and edge that define her sound.
"'meaning of life" is about giving depression company," meg shares. "It's being f***ing tired, stuck in self-sabotage and procrastination, feeling nothing and living vicariously through other people instead. It's a pretty goddamn selfish song." (continue)
Radiohead have confirmed the impending existence of Motion Picture House featuring KID A MNESIA. Motion Picture House is a large scale audiovisual installation built to house KID A MNESIA, a film comprised of the artwork Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood created during the making of landmark Radiohead albums Kid A and Amnesiac, set to a soundtrack derived from those original multitracks. Motion Picture House will also host galleries featuring full scale artwork by Yorke and Donwood from that era.
Fans will recall the KID A MNESIA exhibition directed by Sean Evans and featured on Epic Games Store and PS5, aptly described by The Verge as "unsettling and beautiful." KID A MNESIA was originally intended as an experience in a physical space and while the pandemic necessitated Epic Games' Unreal Engine transporting the project to a virtual world, Motion Picture House is an actualization of the original idea: an opportunity for audiences to be completely enveloped in the world of Kid A and Amnesiac. In the flesh, on a large scale and featuring a custom built 6-point surround system for which the music was specifically remixed, KID A MNESIA features a narrative designed by its creators-in Thom Yorke's words-"in which a Monster is trapped in a derelict museum of the lost & forgotten." Gorgeous, visceral and slightly anxiety-inducing, KID A MNESIA is an epic wander through the masterpieces that inspired it-a time and place that 25 years ago, Radiohead cautioned us to enter at our own peril. (continue)
Rob Zombie has unveiled the music video for his latest single, "The Black Scorpion," taken from his acclaimed new album, The Great Satan. Bathed in eerie green light, Zombie and his crew rip through the blistering punk-metal track, which clocks in at under two minutes.
"The Black Scorpion," along with recent standouts "F.T.W. 84," "(I'm a) Rock 'N' Roller," "Heathen Days," and "Punks And Demons," marks ROB ZOMBIE's return to the forefront of heavy music, further solidifying his already legendary status. (continue)
American Football have released their brand new single, "No Feeling," featuring Turnstile frontman Brendan Yates, via Polyvinyl Record Co. The track serves as the latest single off their highly anticipated fourth studio album American Football (LP4), out May 1.
Produced by Sonny DiPerri (Nine Inch Nails, My Bloody Valentine, Portugal. The Man), "No Feeling" catches the band at a point of no return, teetering on the edge of self-destruction, where feeling itself loses meaning. Beautifully layered with ethereal synths, the band's trademark interwoven guitars, baritone-accented chimes, sultry, confessional vocals of band frontman Mike Kinsella, with the unmistakable harmonies of Yates, the song is elevated to a point of real catharsis while welcoming listeners into its sobering embrace. (continue)
The Alarm have shared a music video for their song "Live Today". The visual is the final video to feature the band's legendary late leader Mike Peters. Reyee sent over these details:
"Mike lived a life of beauty and never gave up right to the very end," says Jules Peters, bandmate and wife of the late Mike Peters of The Alarm who passed away on April 29, 2025. Following a fearlessly valiant 31-year battle with cancer, his monumental legacy continues with the release of TRANSFORMATION on May 29, 2026 on Twenty First Century Recordings/Virgin Music Group. Its latest single, "Live Today". (continue)
Furry history will be made this summer as Super Furry Animals reveal they will perform their groundbreaking, millennium Welsh language album Mwng live in full for the very first time. Following overwhelming demand for tickets for their SOLD OUT Supacabra 2026 Tour, the band's headline date at TK Maxx presents Live at Llangollen Pavilion on Thu 2 July 2026 will be a special, dedicated celebration of the critically acclaimed album.
Super Furry Animals' appearance in the northern Wales town, and their first at the International Pavilion venue since 1998, will also include a second set filled with fan favourites and career-spanning hits. Joining them on the bill is two of Wales' most exciting live acts in the sharp‑witted punk five‑piece Panic Shack and the kaleidoscopic, genre‑defying Melin Melyn, whose theatrical shows and psychedelic storytelling have earned them critical acclaim and a rapidly growing fanbase. (continue)
Dwarves return with a new full-length, JENKEM, arriving June 5 via Greedy Records (Distributed by MVD). Decades into a career that has cut across punk, hardcore, and heavy music, the band remains a fixture of underground culture - as influential as they are unpredictable, and long past the point of needing introduction.
A high-velocity blast rooted in hardcore's most feral instincts, JENKEM taps into the same raw aggression and breakneck intensity that fed the early crossover between punk and thrash. Stripped down and dialed in, the album revisits the band's most confrontational era, channeling the savage spirit of Blood, Guts & Pussy while pushing their nihilistic edge even further. (continue)
Mob Rules have announced Stories From The Verdant Vale, set for release on August 21 via ROAR - A Division Of Reigning Phoenix Music. To mark the announcement, the band unveil the first single, "Master Of The Black Crow", a high-energy track that pulls no punches!
Driven by a striking, Celtic-inspired guitar hook, the song stands out for its uncompromising compactness. In its direct approach and razor-sharp structure, the track recalls the raw energy of Black Sabbath's classic Paranoid: not a single ounce of excess, no detours: the song gets straight to the point and unleashes its full impact in the shortest possible time. (continue)
Devil's Cut are gearing up to release their new album "Roadkill" on April 24th and to celebrate we asked vocalist Trey Landrum to tell us about the title track. Here is the story:
"Roadkill" was the last song we wrote for the record. We had a few other songs in our demo box to pull from, but Zach (guitarist Zach McConnell) started riffing around in the studio and we were like "YO! That's sick!" Evan McKeever (producer) suggested that we just write a new one from scratch, and that's what we did! (continue)
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