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Alan Robert, the creator of The Beauty of Horror coloring book, and bassist/co-founder of Life of Agony, has made two new announcements. His creepy-cute character, Ghouliana is back with a new deluxe action figure set from NECA, as well as a new coloring book. Also, his graphic novel, Crawl to Me, is being turned into a film by the writers of Don’t Move (produced by Sam Rami)! Find more details below.
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Earlier this year, Lucy Dacus performed a selection of songs from her latest album, Forever Is A Feeling in the National Gallery of Ireland. The show, including a duet with Hozier on their track “Bullseye,” was captured by Irish music show, Other Voices, as a short music film, also featuring a never-before-seen conversation about how the song came to life. Watch the film below and find out more.
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Influential alternative rock band, Failure, have just released their new feature length documentary, Every Time You Lose Your Mind. A decade in the making, the film, directed by the band’s Ken Andrews, follows the Failure from inception to present, and is available to stream via Hulu and Hulu on Disney+. It features interviews with David Dastmalchian, Margaret Cho, Hayley Williams, Jason Schwartzman, Steve Albini (RIP), Tommy Lee, Maynard James Keenan, Butch Vig, Rick Beato and more. Find out more below.
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Cyberpunk cult writer and director, Richard Stanley (Hardware, Dust Devil), is to direct the upcoming film, Steel Donkeys. The script was also written by Stanley, for the new company Steel Mill Films, based in Judas Priest guitarist K.K. Downing’s Wolverhampton venue. All exterior scenes will be shot at Bloodstock festival, UK, with other recording taking place at K.K.’s Steel Mill. Find out more below
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Alt rock pioneers, Failure, recently announced that they are releasing their new documentary, Every Time You Lose Your Mind. The feature length film will be available via Huluand Hulu on Disney+ on June 27th. Watch the trailer below, featuring Hayley Williams, Jason Schwartzman, Steve Albini, Butch Vig, Margaret Cho, and more.
Turnstile have announced that their new, 14-song visual album, Turnstile: Never Enough, will make its world premiere at New York’s prestigious Tribeca Festival in 2025. The film is directed by their frontman, Brendan Yates, with Pat McCrory. It serves as a counterpart to the band’s new LP, Never Enough, due out on June 6th. Find out more below.
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Matt Zane has just unleashed the extended cut of his documentary, Everyone Dies (Rock Stars Don’t Count). The film originally debuted at #1 on the Thunderflix streaming service, but is now available to watch for free. Keep reading below to find out more.
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Following a sold-out UK tour, alt-pop artist, Mothica, has announced a fresh headline show for London. She appears at the O2 Academy, on 16th June 2025, just two days after her debut at Download Festival. She also recently released a collection of videos from her latest album, Kissing Death, as the short film, with added narrative, Kissing Death (Visual Album). Check it out below and find out more.
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Kittie, The Pretty Wild, and Diamante have launched a collaborative cover of the 1990s Metallica classic, “The Unforgiven.” The song is to appear on the original soundtrack of the movie, Queen Of The Ring, released through Sumerian Records. The film and album arrive in theatres and on music streaming platforms respectively, on Friday 7th March 2025. The biopic film, written and directed by Ash Avildsen and starring Emily Bett Rickards, chronicles the journey of wrestling icon, Mildred Burke. Hear the new track and find out more below.
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Rock trio, The Black Moods, have just released their brand new documentary, 500 Days of Silence, produced in collaboration with Steelhorse Entertainment. The film – featuring appearances from artists such as Corey Taylor, Jim Adkins, Sammy Hagar, Rick Springfield, Kevin Cronin, and more – chronicles the band’s origin story, and the challenge of the live music shutdown. Find out more in the article below.
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