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Jack White - No Name
Hammerfall - Avenge The Fallen
Mushroomhead - Call the Devil
Mushroomhead, known for their theatrical live shows and blending of metal with industrial and alternative elements, return with their latest effort, Call the Devil. This Cleveland-based band’s lineup has seen numerous changes over the years, but they continue to evolve while maintaining their core sound that blends heavy riffs, atmospheric keys, and haunting vocals. This release is expected to showcase their signature dark and brooding style, with tracks that delve into themes of darkness and introspection. The album promises to be a compelling listen for fans of their unique blend of metal genres.
Bill Wyman - Drive My Car
Bill Wyman, the former bassist of The Rolling Stones, steps back into the spotlight with Drive My Car. Known for his iconic bass lines that helped define the sound of one of rock’s greatest bands, Wyman’s solo work often explores a more diverse musical palette. This release is expected to feature a mix of bluesy rock and roll with a laid-back groove, reflecting Wyman’s long-standing love for rhythm and blues. It’s a must-listen for those interested in the post-Stones career of this legendary musician.
Bardo Pond - Melt Away
Philadelphia’s Bardo Pond, pioneers of the psychedelic and space rock scene, present their latest album, Melt Away. The band is known for their sprawling, immersive soundscapes that combine heavy, droning guitars with ethereal vocals and flute passages. Melt Away promises to be a deep dive into their signature sound, with tracks that ebb and flow like a sonic tide. For fans of experimental rock that pushes the boundaries of conventional music, this release is bound to be an enthralling experience.
Grinspoon - Whatever, Whatever
Grinspoon, the Australian alternative rock band that rose to fame in the 90s, returns with Whatever, Whatever. Known for their catchy, grunge-influenced sound and high-energy performances, Grinspoon has been a mainstay in the Australian rock scene. This new release is expected to carry forward their legacy with a mix of hard-hitting rock tracks and more introspective moments, all delivered with their trademark swagger. It’s a promising addition to their discography that long-time fans will appreciate.
Michael Hutchence - One-Way / Save My Life (Single)
Michael Hutchence, the charismatic frontman of INXS, left an indelible mark on the music world before his untimely death in 1997. This posthumous single, One-Way / Save My Life, offers a glimpse into the music he was working on before his passing. The tracks are expected to reflect Hutchence’s deep, soulful voice and his ability to convey intense emotion through his music. For INXS fans and admirers of Hutchence’s solo work, this single is a poignant reminder of his enduring talent and legacy.
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