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There was so much property damage, family members were missing, communication was really difficult. Hurricanes, hardcore and Hetfield team-ups: the rise, fall and triumphant return of Corrosion of Conformity
Back in the summer of 2005, Corrosion Of Conformity had just released their seventh album, In The Arms Of God, and were about to embark on an extensive jaunt across Europe as special guests to Motörhead. But just before the tour was due to begin, Hurricane Katrina swept through the American South, causing devastation in singer and guitarist Pepper Keenan’s hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana. Suddenly, being the frontman in a rock’n’roll band didn’t seem so important anymore.“It knocked me on my ass for a couple of years,” says Pepper now. “There was so much property damage, family members were…
Openers Wavves are certainly cool customers, though perhaps lose sight of the fact they’re playing under the shade of this stage’s awning to several thousand people roasting in peak temperatures. As such, they understandably don’t elicit the most energetic response, though the excellent So Long and Green Eyes come pretty close. Putting it kindly, Marmozets’ appearance is seriously compromised. With technical gremlins from the off meaning the Bingley band’s in-ears aren’t working, drummer Josh MacIntyre can’t hear his click, and the sound out front keeps cutting out, it’s a borderline disastrous showing. Nevertheless, they put a brave face on it,…
Beyoncé is back! The superstar surprises her fans with the release of a brand new single. The song is titled “MORNING DEW (DONK)”. Hopefully, this means she has a new album on the way. Listen below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
Hailing from Los Angeles, United States, solo project Cable Street Riot is back with a moody new cut. The new song is titled “Everything We Didn’t” and opens up with some moody vocals backed up with a pulsating synth tone. The track was written, produced, and performed entirely by the artist and is a shimmering example of what you can set out to achieve as a solo artist if you put your mind to it…. adark, frantic post-punk eruption that will leave you instantly hooked and diving straight into the back catalogue.To me, this has some dark tones from the…
Don Broco are stepping in to replace Alkaline Trio as the Thursday headliners at next week’s 2000trees. Just hours before they were meant to take to the stage in Birmingham last night (July 3), Trio announced they were cancelling their entire UK tour after vocalist-guitarist Matt Skiba’s health took a turn for the worse. “We are immensely sorry but we must cancel our dates in England, including tonight’s show in Birmingham, due to medical issues Matt has been suffering from that have worsened,” say the band in a statement. “He’s gonna be okay but needs to be treated stateside as…
Emerging from Bridgend, Wales, is The Daylight Dream, and they have recently released their epic debut single, “Sofia.”Having just come out last week, the song has certainly been doing the rounds in our office. It seemingly captures Suga-style guitar with dream-pop sensibilities, all the while mixed in with an undertone of late 90s Brit-pop…. amasterfully produced solo project that delivers one of the most powerful and captivating UK indie debuts of the year.I especially liked the intro, which swiftly led to the stunning vocal tones. This project is the solo effort of Aaron Molyneaux, but to me, this sounds like…
Sick Ass Foos puts will.i.am back in full East L.A. mode, teaming him with Lil Mr. E of Foos Gone Wild and newcomer Toxica for a loud, summer-ready tribute to barrio culture, hometown pride, and West Coast identity. Released via Epic Records/RCA Records UK, the track links Boyle Heights roots, Chicano humour, and crisp electro production into one playful, high-energy package.Produced by will.i.am, Sick Ass Foos hits with pounding drums, sharp claps, clean hi-hats, and an ’80s synth snap. Lil Mr. E brings the humour, while will.i.am keeps it rooted in the people and places that shaped him.The release follows…
Here’s our weekly overview of Hip-Hop and R&B album sales in the U.S., along with an update on where each album ranks on the Billboard 200 chart – this time for week 27 of 2026. This week’s recap includes the first-week sales of ML2, the new YoungBoy Never Broke again album, which debuts at No. 13, and T.I.’s KILL THE KING. Source: HITS Daily Double Chart # Artist(s) Album title Sales Sales + Streams 4 Drake ICEMAN 203 80,057 12 Don Toliver OCTANE 1,831 31,742 13 YoungBoy Never Broke Again ML2 119 31,467 *DEBUT* 16 Jay-Z Reasonable Doubt 25,406 28,961…
In this new entry in our ‘Diamonds In The Rough’ category, we would like to introduce you to upcoming artist YG Kayboe and his brand new mixtape titled Blood On The Pen 3. Memphis hip-hop artist and songwriter YG Kayboe has officially released his highly anticipated new mixtape, Blood On The Pen 3, available now worldwide via One Take Records. Serving as the long-awaited conclusion to his acclaimed Blood On The Pen 3 trilogy, the 14-track project is a deeply personal statement from one of Memphis’ most authentic emerging voices. Produced by fellow Memphis native Scott Coslett of Scientist Soundlabs…
Andrew Cushin: Goodbye(First Run Records)StreamingOut NowSTREAM HEREFresh from a series of festival appearances and solo shows in June, Andrew Cushin releases his first new music of the year with his single Goodbye. It’s a song that is every bit the guitar-driven indie-rock anthem that has become his trademark sound as he builds on his ever-gathering momentum towards bigger crowds and stages.It’s already been a memorable journey for Newcastle born Andrew Cushin in his relatively short musical career to date, from those very humble beginnings of being introduced to Noel Gallagher whilst still playing in goal for Newcastle Benfield FC’s youth…
And we’re past the halfway mark! Seven months into 2026 and the summer is at its peak, which means a whole heap of new albums are just around the corner. Naturally, that also means an even bigger heap of singles to sift through.That in mind, here are the results of last week’s vote! The King Ultramega project – a tribute to Chris Cornell – showed its star power off by nabbing third place with the excellent, Lzzy Hale-headlined Loud Love cover. Just ahead of that were Mongolian metal stars The Hu, but our overall winners for the week were returning…
Canadian star Preston Pablo is back with a fresh new chapter, releasing his latest EP, Almost Always. The five track project sees the multi platinum singer embracing a more personal and polished sound, blending nostalgic early 2000s pop influences with modern production.Written after taking time away from music, Almost Always explores the highs and lows of love, heartbreak and self-discovery. Leading the release is the emotional new single, Tidal Wave, a powerful track that captures the overwhelming feelings of grief and loss through soaring pop melodies and Preston’s most vulnerable songwriting to date.The EP also features the uplifting Dive, confidence…