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Bullet For My Valentine just released an instantly iconic metal collab, “I Don’t Trust Tomorrow,” with the one and only Will Ramos, frontman of Lorna Shore. The ferocious track is set to appear on their forthcoming album Social Apocalypse, due out March 19, via Spinefarm. Bullet For My Valentine vocalist Matt Tuck shares, ”Lyrically, it’s about the fear of an uncertain future and the frustration of feeling trapped by life’s expectations. I really wanted to capture the struggle with anxiety, disillusionment, and the pressure of time slipping away. Beneath the anger lies a fierce determination to fight back, reject false… Read more »
Mainstay hardcore outfit, We Came As Romans, return today with a brand new song featuring Make Them Suffer, “DEAD SILENT.” The track is one of four brand new songs featured on the band’s newly expanded and reimagined album All Is Beautiful… Because We’re Doomed: Circularity which lands this Friday, November 6 via Sharptone Records. Speaking on the new We Came As Romans track, frontman Dave Stephens shared, “We’ve wanted to collaborate with our friends in Make Them Suffer for a long time, and ‘Dead Silent’ finally gave us the chance to get in the studio and make it happen. We’re huge… Read more »
No one is doing it quite like Private School. In a modern world full of expected ways to pander music to potential fans, Private School found viral success in the sheer chemistry of a live performance. Videos of the group were making rounds to a massive audience, all from the confines of a basement, bar, or living room. All the band needed to grow was someone taking a video of them in their natural state and posting it online. Is there anything more authentic than that? Today, Private School has brought this undeniable allure to their idobi Session live performance.… Read more »
Punk rock quartet Niis (pronounced “Nice”) have officially revealed their new EP, Play Niis, out via Rise Records. The Los Angeles act also unveiled the official music video for “Bad Aim,” preceded by fierce singles, including “Earthquakes” and “No Flowers.” Vocalist Mimi Doe says of the EP, “A lot of the songs on this record are about fitting into societal monotony. We forget to put ourselves first by doing things that bring us joy and make us feel something, or anything. I’ve always wanted to make music and write lyrics to create something that causes connection. Going to a show—that’s… Read more »
Believe it or not…The Wombats are celebrating 20 years of A Guide To Love, Loss & Desperation, and they’re doing it by headlining venues across North America in spring 2027. This iconic indie-rock record boasts beloved singles such as “Moving To New York” and “Let’s Dance To Joy Division,” and “Kill The Director.” The North American tour is set to kick off on April 26 in Toronto and run through May 19, where they’ll close it out in Seattle. The Lathums will serve as support across all dates. Drummer Dan Haggis notes, “When we realised our debut album was turning… Read more »
Destroy Boys are flipping to a new chapter. The band has revealed that their new album, FOIE GRAS, is set to arrive on March 5, via Epitaph Records. Named after the wildly violent “luxury” duck dish, this whole era will be brimming with uncomfortable truths paired with delectable indie-rock guitar melodies. Additionally, the modern rockers have revealed a new single for “Hysteria,” and its music video is perfect for a Halloween watch. Inspired by the likes of Backrooms and The Shining, the visuals tap into the discomfort of analog horror flicks. Guitarist and backing vocalist Violet Mayugba says of the… Read more »
Following an exciting run on the idobi Radio Summer School Tour, Winona Fighter has dropped an instantly iconic new hit, “LEECH.” And this is just the beginning! The new single will appear on their highly anticipated sophomore record Brutal & Extremely Underrated, due out on January 22, 2027 via Rise Records. The trio is eager to kick off the new chapter with the thrilling new release. Guitarist Dan Fuson notes, “On this record I think we as a band gelled more than we ever have and made space for each other while still elevating each song. The goal of serving each tune… Read more »