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Based out of Seville, Spain, is V.E.N!, and we’ve been liking his EP as of late. “The Beauty of Danger” is a five-track release that has plenty of cross-genre sounds such as melodic pop-rock, new wave and power-pop, amongst others.All tracks come in that perfect window of 3-4 minutes long, with the opening track being a quite melodic and dreamy cut. As soon as it comes towards the 1-minute mark, there’s a deep and brooding guitar line that brings in plenty of atmosphere, sounding almost like a Britpop cult track.The second song is titled “Now” and is a bit more…

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Today mmj, also known mj from Purity Ring has released ‘nobody knows’ – the beautiful debut single centered around mj’s distinctly crystalline voice, hypnotic, shuffling drums and theremin, available now via Captured Tracks. The release of “nobody knows” comes with a video directed by Jordan Hare, filmed in Death Valley, CA during the super bloom. mj shares: “‘nobody knows’ is close to the sun for me. It resonates a little differently every time I play it. The opening line is: ‘nobody knows a fallen star from wildfire ash raining down on the yard.’ It presents the ways we know so…

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Photo credit: Robert John Today, Motörhead announce the 20th anniversary edition of classic album ‘Kiss of Death‘. The record will release on the 3rd of July including an expanded double LP and 2CD. Motörhead fans will be pleased to know that they will be treated to a previously unreleased broadcast concert from Lowlands Festival 2007. Originally released in 2006, ‘Kiss of Death’ is a ferocious reminder of Motörhead’s uncompromising, no-frills spirit—and a timely nod to the legendary status they’ve earned as one of the greatest hard rock bands of all time. Driven by Lemmy’s unmistakable growl, backed by Phil Campbell’s…

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Foo Fighters made their Tiny Desk Concert debut this week in Washington DC, the city where Dave Grohl took his first musical steps with early bands Mission Impossible and Dain Bramage.The Los Angeles-based sextet opened their set with Spit Shine from their current album, Your Favorite Toy, before dipping back into 1999’s There is Nothing Left To Lose for fan favourite Learn to Fly.Grohl then shared a vulnerable moment with those in attendance.Latest Videos From Louder You may like “You know, one of the most challenging things in doing new music,” he said, “is that you spend a lot of…

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After the spectacular, moving and unfortunately timed The Land Under The Black Wings: Blood which I had the privilege to see live (gosh, almost two years ago, already?), Dymna Lotva is starting to unveil their upcoming opus Vyraj with the new single and video “Zory (Stars)”. It will open the new album which, as its predecessor, will be released under Prophecy Productions.Here is a little insight into it:“For millennia, the stars have guided us through the night”, vocalist Nokt writes. “According to Belarusian legends, the Milky Way guides migrating birds to warmer climes at the end of summer and its…

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My Chemical Romance do tend to make a celebration out of their albums’ anniversaries – after all, they are currently playing 2006’s The Black Parade in full on tour in the year of its 20th anniversary. Get your limited-edition My Chemical Romance Kerrang! zine now As a further example, they nodded to the 21st anniversary of 2004’s Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge last year with a remixed and remastered version of the record. Whatever’s afoot now, they’re making sure Danger Days doesn’t get left out. Catch My Chemical Romance on tour in the UK this summer with Echo and the…

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Daniel Tashian is a legend in Nashville. He’s a deeply respected songwriter, he’s a solo artist with six albums to his name, he’s been in two superb bands, and he’s the go-to guy when you want a great producer and songwriter. He’s a two-time Grammy-winning artist and producer. He earned two 2025 Grammy nominations for Best Country Album for co-producing Kasey Musgraves’ Deeper Well and for Best Americana Album for producing Sarah Jarosz’s album Polaroid Lover. He also took home Album of the Year at the 61st Grammys for co-producing Musgraves’ Golden Hour. He’s worked with Burt Bacharach, and he’s…

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Photo by Paul HudsonThose sufficiently long in the tooth may remember Margaret Thatcher’s purported praise of senior Conservative Party politician William Whitelaw: “Every prime minister needs a Willie”. For americana enthusiasts, their Willy could well be a Vlautin, songwriter for The Delines. Americana UK writer Andy Davidson suggested in his Top 10 Americana Songs of All Time feature that ‘Willy Vlautin should be in the White House’. Whether or not there’ll be a ‘Vote Vlautin’ badge signifying a run for candidacy in 2028, the bard of Portland has already cemented a place on my personal Mount Rushmore of Americana. Representing…

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Will Atkinson opens his record box to reveal 10 tracks that continue to shape his approach to high-energy electronic music. Pulling influence from Hard Trance, Techno, Hard House, and Tech Trance, these selections reflect the fast-paced, euphoric, and uncompromising sound that has become synonymous with his sets and productions. Known for refusing to be confined by genre, the Scottish producer has built a reputation by creating explosive moments on the dancefloor while balancing nostalgia with forward-thinking production. The selections also arrive alongside his latest release, ‘What Is Happening (WTF) feat V I N K’ on Filth On Acid, another peak-time…

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Uncompromising duo Into The Grave have returned with their latest full-length assault, Bury Them All. Featuring nine tracks of relentless old-school Swedish death metal, the album balances savage brutality with the dark melodies and heavy “death grooves” synonymous with the genre’s legendary pioneers. Lyrically, the record serves as a loose concept album centered on the macabre life and crimes of serial killer Ed Gein.The duo, consisting of multi-instrumentalist Vomit (Antiflesh, Frontschwein) and vocalist Brzeźnicki (Mass Insanity), handled the production entirely in-house, with Vomit taking charge of the mix and mastering. To spearhead the release, the band have unveiled the promotional…

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When Brian Eno was first introduced to Canadian pedal steel player and budding producer Daniel Lanois in the late 1970s, neither man can have anticipated the lasting impact of their collaborations. Their 1983 album Apollo: Atmospheres And Soundtracks is now regarded as the foundation stone of the entire Ambient Americana genre, while their production work on U2’s The Unforgettable Fire and The Joshua Tree defined the sound of big, questing ’80s and ’90s rock. Lanois went on to apply his inventive, expansive techniques to albums by Peter Gabriel, Robbie Robertson, Bob Dylan, Emmylou Harris, Sinéad O’Connor, Neil Young, Willie Nelson,…

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Photo by Carlos Cruz courtesy of KEXP Today, MONO unveil shimmering 7-minute epic ‘Gerbera‘, taken from their upcoming album ‘Snowdrop’ releasing on June 12th. Japanese post-rock legends MONO recently announced details on their new album ’Snowdrop’ set for release on 12th June viaTemporary Residence. This is the band’s first album made with Brad Wood (Touché Amore, The Smashing Pumpkins), following the passing of longtime collaborator and friend, Steve Albini. For ‘Snowdrop,’ the band wishes to express their eternal gratitude to those precious people who have walked alongside them on their journey of life, by incorporating the messages imbued in flowers…

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