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American Grim has released a second music video for their song “Living Terror”. Directed by vocalist Ryan Grim, this is the second music video the band has released from their latest LP, “Ultra Black”.

Hard Rock band Year Of The Locust (YOTL) have released a new lyric video for their single “Sorry” off of the 2019 self titled “Year of the Locust” EP.

The band has also announced tour dates with The Zealots that begin on November 9, 2019, in Rochester, NY, at Pineapple Jacks (see dates below).

Check out the lyric video for “Sorry” below.

Otherwise has announced a co-headline tour with Blacktop Mojo, which begins on October 2th8 in Grand Junction, CO and wraps on November 27th in Charlotte, NC.

On November 8th, Mascot Records will globally release the band’s new studio album titled “Defy”. The record is the band’s fourth studio release of new repertoire, and first for Mascot Label Group.

Otherwise and Mascot Records will release the band’s new studio album, “Defy”, globally on November 8th, 2019. The record is the band’s fourth studio release of new repertoire, and first for Mascot Label Group. 

Just prior to entering the studio to record fresh material, Leicester power-trio Skam release a new single from their acclaimed album, “The Amazing Memoirs of Geoffrey Goddard”.

“Bring the Rain” will be available on all major download and streaming platforms on Fri 22 March, 2019. The new single is accompanied by an illustrated lyric video produced by Drew Hamley at Unit 15 Productions.

Check out the lyric video for “Bring the Rain” below.

Copenhagen based Heavy Psych Rockers Redwolves, who are set to release their hotly anticipated debut album “Future Becomes Past” on March 15th, 2019, via Argonauta Records, have just unleashed a first single for the track “The Pioneer”!

Moving between a modern rock n roll, intelligent vocals, heavy grooves and finest guitar licks, Redwolves manage to combine the classic Scandinavian sound with a fresh approach. Get a first taste from “Future Becomes Past” and stream their first single below.

It’s long been clear that the Canadian hard rock trio Danko Jones lives and breathes – and even sweats and bleeds – rock n’ roll. The group's namesake front man loves to talk about it (check out his long-running “The Official Danko Jones Podcast” for proof); he loves to write about it (as his new book, “I’ve Got Something to Say: 10 Years of Rock and Roll Ramblings”, pointedly captures); and he loves to sing about it, as evidenced by a number of the group’s best-loved songs (“I Gotta Rock”, “Rock Shit Hot”, “Do You Wanna Rock”, etc.).