Guns N’ Roses have returned today with two brand new singles. Marking their first new music release since 2023, “Nothin’” and “Atlas” find the long-running band still at the height of their powers, showcasing two different sides of their personality. “Atlas” is GNR in full surging rock mode, while “Nothin’” grows more introspective over floaty keys and an emotive guitar. Both songs are available today via Interscope Records.Continue reading
After a sprawling 2025 world tour that saw Guns N’ Roses return to Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America, the powerhouse rock icons have announced they will hit the road again in the spring and summer 2026. This 2026 tour will see Guns N’ Roses visit Mexico and Brazil, before headlining additional EU markets, as well as stadiums across the US and Canada. The upcoming run includes a special performance at LA’s Rose Bowl, marking a historic return to the venue for the first time in over 30 years.Continue reading
Chart-topping rock band Bad Omens return with their hypnotic new single “Left For Good”, out today via Sumerian Records following a global premiere and interview on Apple Music’s New Music Daily. The track marks the fourth new release from the band this year, and a striking continuation of their evolution as one of the most forward-thinking forces in modern rock. With frontman Noah Sebastian teasing that the band is deep in the creative process of their next album, anticipation continues to build around what’s shaping up to be their most ambitious and sonically expansive chapter yet. Listen here:
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Megadeth recently shared the second single for “I Don’t Care” – from their new album music from their forthcoming self-titled final album due out in 2026 via Dave Mustaine’s Tradecraft imprint in partnership with Frontiers Label Group’s new BLKIIBLK label. The uncompromising metal titans teamed with director Keith J Leman for the video which mashes scenes of skate culture with dynamic band performance footage. Megadeth will released on January 23rd, 2026 and will close with a cover of Metallica’s “Ride The Lightening.” Watch and stream the new track now!
From the underground to the big time, it’s New Music Friday for Novemeber 11th 2025!Continue reading
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UPDATE: Dave Mustaine has confirmed to Rolling Stone the track listing and rationalle behind covering “Ride The Lighting” by Metallica. See below in the article for a direct quote from Dave.
Megadeth recently shared a firey new single and video for “Tipping Point” as the first music from their forthcoming self-titled final album due out in 2026 via Dave Mustaine’s Tradecraft imprint in partnership with Frontiers Label Group’s new BLKIIBLK label. While teasing out the track list for the new album, the band has revelaed the final track on their final album will be a cover of Dave Mustaine’s previous band Metallica, with “Ride The Lightning.” The decision to cover Metallica was hinted at in comments frontman Dave Mustaine made earlier this year to Norwegian radio station Stjernepose, where he hinted, “One of the songs is a cover song but I actually wrote it, so it’s kind of like a cover, kind of like my song.” Mustaine is officially credited as a co-writer on Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning” and “The Call of Ktulu.” Megedeth also has played “The Mechanix” often live – an early version of “The Four Horseman” from Kill Em All (Megaforce Records), and released a quasi-cover of that album’s classic track “Motorbreath” with “FFF (Fight For Freedom”) on 1997’s Cryptic Writings (Capitol Records). Megadeth will released on January 23rd, 2026.
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Megadeth recently shared a firey new single and video for “Tipping Point” as the first music from their forthcoming self-titled final album due out in 2026 via Dave Mustaine’s Tradecraft imprint in partnership with Frontiers Label Group’s new BLKIIBLK label. While teasing out the track list for the new album, the band has revelaed the final track on their final album will be a cover of Dave Mustaine’s previous band Metallica, with “Ride The Lightning.” The decision to cover Metallica was hinted at in comments frontman Dave Mustaine made earlier this year to Norwegian radio station Stjernepose, where he hinted, “One of the songs is a cover song but I actually wrote it, so it’s kind of like a cover, kind of like my song.” Mustaine is officially credited as a co-writer on Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning” and “The Call of Ktulu.” Megedeth also has played “The Mechanix” often live – an early version of “The Four Horseman” from Kill Em All (Megaforce Records), and released a quasi-cover of that album’s classic track “Motorbreath” with “FFF (Fight For Freedom”) on 1997’s Cryptic Writings (Capitol Records). Megadeth will released on January 23rd, 2026.
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Megadeth have unveiled “Tipping Point” as the first single and video from their forthcoming self-titled final album due out in 2026 via Dave Mustaine’s Tradecraft imprint in partnership with Frontiers Label Group’s new BLKIIBLK label. The sonically explosive and lyrically unflinching song kicks off with a thunderous guitar solo before Dave’s iconic voice hauntingly kicks in. In the desolate but hopeful accompanying video, directed by Leonardo Liberti, Dave is locked up in a prison being tortured in extreme fashion, while the band performs in the same lock-up. In the end Dave perseveres evil and walks away into a new day. Watch the video and listen to the song
Celebrating 20 years of death dealing and devastation, De Profundis have returned with a rejuvenated line-up and a brand new EP of stunning power and intensity. The Gospel Of Rot EP brings together four tracks of furious death metal and masterful musicianship into a manifesto of resistance against the empty vessels that rule us, dragging our civilisation into a mire of degradation. Beginning with “I: Corruption” we are hit by a torrent of classic death metal that makes incursions into the realms of thrash and black metal, thriving in the fluid boundaries between the genres. New vocalist Stefano Bassi immediately makes his mark with deep, guttural tones of depth and substance and second new addition to the ranks, bassist Simon McAuliffe, is immediately noticeable too, punching through the mix, an intrinsic part of this new chapter for De Profundis. Despite the remarkable work this band have produced over the years, by the midpoint of second song, “II: Deception” it’s a struggle not to immediately embrace The Gospel Of Rot as their finest work to date. On one level it’s direct, hard-hitting and straight between the eyes – on another there are so many subtle shifts, touches and nuances that set it apart from the rest of the field. The vocal delivery in “III: Indoctrination” is imperious, the drumming overwhelming, the lead playing simply brilliant. Every progression, every passage, every scuttling spider-legged scale and formidable blast on this EP is just right, crafted to perfection. The Gospel Of Rot concludes with a raging cover of Sepultura’s classic “Subtraction” and De Profundis have made it their own; sublimely executed, it slots into place as an integral part of a magnificently engineered death metal machine. With incredible performances and incredible songs, De Profundis are back at the very top of their game.