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Lorna Shore undoubtedly bounced back BIG TIME after a vocalist change - Will Ramos stepped in to the vocalist role for the band and they released To The Hellfire, which promptly went VIRAL AF on Tik Tok, and it became one of the most talked about snarls/vocals/piggie gurgles ever. Now, they've dropped a new single/video Into The Earth. Cop it below.

Sleeping With Sirens's Kellin Quinn has been guesting on *quite* a number of other bands' tracks in recent years, it's nice to hear new Sleeping with Sirens with a guest vocalist - and also that it's Spencer from Underoath, because frankly, Spencer's vocals rule.

We Came As Romans have released the news about the release of their new album, the first record since the passing of member Kyle Pavone. It will be called Darkbloom and it's due in October. Today they've dropped new single 'Plagued'. The band have dedicated this new record to Kyle.

“I like to see these paired single releases as little snippets of me that reflect how much I change musically as an artist but also how often my gender expression can change”

"I was lucky enough to get D on the track for the second to close it off - both of them bringing their signature styles and finesse, rounding off one of my personal favourites on the LP.”

The Mulletfest Grand Final takes place in December.

'Dispatches' is out on Friday, June 24.

Featuring new original 'Weird Al' Yankovic track, 'Scarif Beach Party'

The anticipation created of the solo work by Marcus Mumford closely follows the departure of the band's banjo player Winston Marshall, who quit the band after 14 years.

Michigan-based metal outfit For The Fallen Dreams have announced their signing to Arising Empire Records today, AND they've dropped the first track/video on the label, a big banger titled 'What If'.

There was unprecedented demand for tickets this morning when the Early Bird Tickets for Good Things Festival 2022 went on sale - and the festival and Oztix have released a statement to purchasers and punters.

It has been a hot minute since The Mars Volta have released new music, and they are certainly not ones to do things in any sort of conventional way. A mysterious cube has showed up in a park in Los Angeles - and inside, plays a 3 minute preview of new music from the band.