The Warning Share “Bite My Tongue” Video as New Album Makes Billboard History


The Warning band photo featuring Daniela Dany, Paulina Pau, and Alejandra Ale Villarreal, Monterrey, Mexico rock trio, Everything's Falling era, photo by Brian Ziff 2026

The Warning dropped the official video for “Bite My Tongue” from their fifth studio album Everything’s Falling, out now via Lava/Republic Records, the same week their single “Kerosene” hits number one on Billboard‘s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, making them the first Mexican band and first all-female band to top the chart. Watch it now and stream the album below. Continue reading →


EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Little King’s Shares a New Single and Lyric Video for “Dawn Villa” – New Album Coming Soon 


L-R – David Hamilton (Bass, Cello), Ryan Rosoff (Guitar, Vocals), Tony Bojorquez (Drums) Photo Credit – Damien Becerra

 

Long-running Progressive Rock outfit Little King is unveiling “Dawn Villa,” the second single from their highly anticipated eighth studio album, Lente Viviente! A sonic time capsule wrapped in staccato riffs and melodic crescendos, “Dawn Villa” is a heartfelt tribute to frontman Ryan Rosoff’s formative years in Mercer Island, Washington. The track comes from their eighth album Lente Viviente, which is available for pre-order/digital pre-save now at the links below, and releases September 26th, 2025. If you grew up obsessed with the classic seventies prog rock greats like Rush, King Crimson, and Pink Floyd, with a modern flare for drama such as Muse or Neal Morse, Little King deserves your attention!  Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Black Map – Hex


For a band composed of members of other prog bands, creating something more melodic based in the post-hardcore-meets-hard-rock project, Black Map was something not entirely expected over a decade ago. Now three albums into the band’s career, and the band have made huge strides, having the technicality of their previous progressive bands and bringing it into a whole new scene, Black Map captured something new. For Hex (Spinefarm Records), the trio went in a more upfront approach to the creation process. While a complete U-turn from their previous album, how will this fare for the new release?  Continue reading →