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Haywire have released a new single, Sincerely Yours, and unsurprisingly, it rips. The new single is the second to be taken from their upcoming album, I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye, following up lead single Interstate Love Affair. The album is out on October 2 via Roadrunner. Its music video is a mischievous affair that also stars the bands Dead City Punx and XCOMM, featuring skateboarding, a water pistol fight and a high five with a dog. Check it out below: View Original Article Here
The folkies started it. Feeling abandoned when Bob Dylan gave up hand-wringing protest for the wild rock’n’roll of Highway 61 Revisited, they cast around for a replacement. As early as 1965, therefore, they were looking for someone to replace him as their spokesman, figurehead, whatever, although the old Bob had only been in business for barely four years. Then, after Dylan left the public square after whatever happened between him and his motorbike in September 1966 and retreated to his Woodstock estate – abdication followed by exile – his silent absence created what record company types saw what’s known as…
FJAAK returns to their own imprint with a new four-track EP ‘FJAAK 015’, showcasing the raw, analogue-driven techno that has become synonymous with the Berlin duo. The EP was unveiled with lead single ‘Serotonin’, offering the first glimpse into the project before the full four-track release, ‘FJAAK 015’, which is now out via the FJAAK imprint. Based in Berlin, Felix Wagner and Aaron Röbig have been making music together since childhood, developing FJAAK into one of the most recognisable names in the electronic music industry. Over the years, the duo have built a reputation for their rebellious approach to club…
DJ BFG brings together some of the East Midlands’ finest emerging and established voices on his new album A Stroke of Luck on Ward 410, out now across all major streaming platforms.Blending hip hop production with soulful textures and a strong collaborative spirit, the eight track project opens with ‘Cooking’, where Rukus rides BFG’s punchy production before J Littles brings a more reflective edge to ‘How Can I’. Ty The Healer takes centre stage on the groove driven ‘Mr Fix It’, while Vigilante and Ruth Discua combine on the soulful ‘Soul Signal’. ‘Forget Me Not Never’ pairs Castro Bey with…
With the cinematic new single “late night“ from her upcoming EP#4a79b1 Ray Lozanoputs the finger right where it hurts: With a rolling hypnotic baseline kissed by soft-spoken & clever lyrics, “late night“ speaks to the feeling of self-sabotage, the quiet reminder that the hardest person to stop running from is oneself.For the creation of the visual concept of her new EP Ray collaborated withUrs Mader(video and photographer for SILK&SORROW). This time around Ray & Urs travelled to Antwerps where they developed the full music video for “late night” – released alongside the new single on YouTube. View Original Article Here
“Blissed Out is one of my most vulnerable songs I’ve put out, about the aftermath of grief and loss,” Raveena explains. “I had one of the hardest years of my life in 2025 and wanted to let fans meet me where I was at in the midst of all that change and pain.”Directed by Grant Spanier, the accompanying video echoes those emotions, weaving archival family footage with scenes of Raveena surrounded by nature as it explores both loss and the healing power of memory.Following 2024 album Where the Butterflies Go in the Rain and its 2025 deluxe edition, “Blissed Out”…
In this new entry in our ‘Diamonds In The Rough’ category, we would like to introduce you to upcoming artist Apollo Liberace and his brand new single titled “Smashin”. R&B trailblazer Apollo Liberace is back with his new single “Smashin,” an atmospheric and seductive release that captures the restless energy of a city after dark. Out now, the track blends spacious electronic textures, steady percussion, and a driving bassline to create a sound that feels cinematic, sensual, and impossible to sit still to. “Smashin” lives somewhere between a slow jam and a late-night drive. Apollo spends the song locked into…
Warren Zevon died as he had lived: fearlessly. After being diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2002, he refused to wallow in depression or self-pity. Instead this most mercurial of musicians released a final, valedictory album, The Wind, and embarked on a series of interviews in which he treated his impending demise as a source of black comedy and philosophical rumination.But then Zevon was never your typical singer-songwriter. Born in Chicago but coming of age in 60s Los Angeles, he could easily have carved out a successful career as a straight-down-the-line piano man like Elton John or Billy Joel, were it…
Interview: Torre Florim reflects on De Staats success in 2026, touring and the new self-titled album
In our latest Band Spotlight, Torre Florim of De Staat reflects on his vision for the band, the new self-titled album, success and much more! S] Hello Torre!! Thanks for your time today, it’s very much appreciated – how are you doing? I’m doing great. It’s an exciting time, we’re releasing our seventh album, so there’s always a lot going on: building a big new show, creating new music videos, talking to everyone who’s interested. It’s a cool, exciting time to be alive and releasing something new. S] Young people talk about lore a lot these days, this album feels…
If you’ve picked up the Autumn print issue of Kerrang!, you will have seen Trivium hard at work in the studio working on what Matt Heafy says are, “Maturity-wise, definitely the best songs we’ve ever written.” Now they’ve unveiled Dead Inside Of Me, a song with more chunk than a Yorkie factory. Built around a big groove courtesy of bassist Paolo Gregoletto, it chugs along very nicely indeed. “Dead Inside Of Me was a song that came together at the end of a long day of writing new music last summer. It started with a riff I’d had kicking around…
Sgt Slick Transforms Soul Centrals Iconic Strings Of Life / Un Amore Supremo Into A Powerful Nu Disco Anthem – Electric Mode
Chart-topping Australian electronic artist Sgt Slick delivers a powerful new interpretation of Soul Central’s iconic ‘Strings Of Life / Un Amore Supremo’, bringing his trademark Nu Disco sound to the celebrated club classic, transforming it into a fresh, energetic rework built for modern dance floors. The release features two versions from Sgt Slick, including the Sgt Slick Remix and Sgt Slick Dub, with each offering its own take on the track while retaining the energy, emotion and instantly recognisable spirit of the original. Bringing his signature production style to a record that holds a seminal place in House music history,…
Journeyman comes full circle with an album of resonant covers that have been uniquely adapted throughout his career, tracing all the way back to his teenage days busking in Nashville.Benjamin Tod has been around the block to say the very least. As a prolific writer, performer, and recorder, Tod has devoted his life to Country and Americana music through his long solo and band career, most notably the Lost Dog Street Band. His first commercial release can be dated back to 2007/8, but he was busking on the streets of Nashville long before that as a teenager, which is where…