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156/Silence Unleashes New Single: “Swept From Under (Call Of The Void)” Latest Release from Upcoming Album 156/Silence has just unveiled their latest single, “Swept From Under (Call Of The Void),” a track that promises to be both pulverizing and deeply relatable. This powerful release is part of their forthcoming album, From A Distance, which is set to hit the shelves on September 4, under the banner of Pure Noise Records. The new song follows the previously released single, “No Arms,” and continues to build anticipation for the band’s upcoming album. A Deep Dive into the Meaning According to the band,…

Tyga Unveils $tarface: A New 1980s-Inspired Album Tyga has taken the music world by storm with the introduction of his 1980s-inspired alter-ego, $tarface. Earlier this month, the rapper announced the release of a full-length album under this new persona. Release Date and Tracklist On July 22, Tyga confirmed that the highly anticipated album, titled $tarface, will be released on July 31. The project consists of 10 tracks, showcasing a shift in Tyga’s musical style, as he leans more towards singing than rapping. Fans can look forward to previously released singles such as “Affection” and “GAVE U RACKS,” alongside the new…

Jamie Kobić Unveils His Solo Project: Svjetlost Introduction to Svjetlost Jamie Kobić, widely recognized as the vocalist and one of the guitarists in the Dutch post-metal band Gavran, is set to release his debut album under the moniker Svjetlost this Friday. The name, which translates to “light” in Bosnian, reflects the duality of Kobić’s musical journey—one that embraces both brightness and darkness. Origins of the Project The concept for Svjetlost began to take shape two years ago when Kobić collaborated with his Gavran bandmates on a split EP titled Ocean of Silence. The eponymous track from the EP hinted at…

Triosphere Unveils New Single “Shorelines” Norwegian heavy metal band Triosphere has released their latest single, “Shorelines,” along with an official music video. This launch precedes their highly anticipated studio album, “Oceans Above, Stars Below,” set to hit the shelves on August 28, 2026, through Frontiers Music Srl. About “Shorelines” The band expressed their excitement about “Shorelines,” describing it as the fourth and final single from the upcoming album. Initially working under the title “The Happy Song,” they believe it captures a joyful essence, showcasing a rock style that adds diversity to the album’s overall atmosphere. “With this track, we also…

Insights from Robbie Mangiardi: The Story Behind ‘Crack of Light’ Response to ‘Crack of Light’ Robbie Mangiardi reflects on the mixed reviews of his latest single, ‘Crack of Light’. While one curator on Submithub critiqued the lyrics as lacking direction, Bill Bentley from Americana Highways celebrated it as his “Song of the Month.” Mangiardi shares that Bentley believes no other song encapsulates the mood of the last decade quite like ‘Crack of Light.’ The artist acknowledges that the song’s reflective nature may not resonate with everyone, but he values Bentley’s praise as a significant affirmation. Songwriting Process Mangiardi describes his…

Ozzy Osbourne’s Back to the Beginning Concert: A Legendary Tribute Ozzy Osbourne’s Back to the Beginning concert remains etched in the memories of fans as one of the most remarkable live music events. This star-studded performance took place on July 5, 2025, in Birmingham, England, a significant location for both Osbourne and Black Sabbath as they launched their iconic careers. Held at Villa Park in Aston, the concert provided a platform for various artists to not only pay homage to a musical legend but also to fulfill their dreams in unexpected ways. Halestorm’s Excitement for the Performance Halestorm expressed immense…

Loudwire has dedicated the past year to engaging with rock and metal artists, as well as family members, to gather their reflections on the legendary Ozzy Osbourne following his passing in 2025. This article explores how he has been commemorated in the first year after his death, particularly highlighting his unforgettable final performance at the Back to the Beginning concert in Birmingham, England. Memories and Tributes Zakk Wylde “Every night when we’d play Randy’s (Rhoads) stuff with Ozzy, Randy’s alive and well and his life force is there. And the same thing with Dime (Dimebag Darrell) and Vinnie (Paul). Every…

KISS on the Track Star Podcast: A Deep Dive into Rock and Roll Songwriting In a captivating episode of the Track Star podcast, iconic rock legends Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons of KISS engage with host Jack Coyne to explore the intricacies of rock and roll songwriting, the vibrancy of the New York City music scene, and the essential elements that contribute to the making of a remarkable song or band. The Craft of Songwriting With a rich catalog that encompasses American and English rock, punk, Motown, and beyond, Stanley and Simmons provide their insights on how diverse artists and…

Rock Legends Remember Their First Encounter with Ozzy Osbourne Meeting a musical icon can be a life-changing experience, especially for those who have spent their lives idolizing them. For many rock and metal musicians, meeting Ozzy Osbourne, the Prince of Darkness himself, stands out as one of their most memorable moments. In this article, we delve into the stories shared by 17 rock stars about their first encounters with Ozzy, capturing the awe and excitement that accompanies such an iconic meeting. The Impact of Ozzy Osbourne Ozzy Osbourne’s influence on rock music is undeniable. As a founding member of Black…

Sallow Moth’s New Album: Hydrophilous Brood Introduction to Sallow Moth Garry Brents, a prolific figure in the heavy music scene, has been on a creative streak, releasing numerous projects since the onset of the Covid pandemic. His latest endeavor comes from Sallow Moth, a progressive death metal duo hailing from Dallas. Their new album, Hydrophilous Brood, is set to drop later this week and is a must-listen for fans of progressive, technical, and brutal death metal. Musical Evolution Following closely on the heels of their previous album, Mossbane Lantern, Hydrophilous Brood retains many of the musical and science fiction themes…