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We’re always down for a new tune from Charlotte Day Wilson, one of Canada’s foremost purveyors of indie-leaning pop and R&B. Today the track in question is “Selfish,” a crystalline, propulsive new single dotted with a wordless melody that reminds me of “Tom’s Diner.” It follows the Ouri collab “Behave !” from the summer. Here’s what Wilson has to say about it: View the full article

Former Guns N’ Roses manager Alan Niven has taken his dispute with the band to court and, at the same time, asked a judge to bless the publication of his […] The post Former GUNS N' ROSES Manager Is Suing The Band For Allegedly Blocking His Autobiography appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

LA’s own Lukas Frank, aka Storefront Church, is playing a one-off London gig next Monday, Nov. 10 at St. Pancras Church in Kings X. To help get the word out, Frank has released his first new recording since last year’s Ink & Oil, a cover of goth pioneers the Sisters Of Mercy’s “Lucretia, My Reflection.” Per Frank, “When picking a song to cover it helps if you choose an absolute masterpiece. That way you can’t possibly fuck it up.” Avowed Storefront Church fans like Florence Welch won’t want to skip this, so listen below along with the original. View the full article

Legendary Black Sabbath guitarist, Tony Iommi, has stepped onto a different kind of stage: the cancer centre at Birmingham’s Heartlands Hospital. Diagnosed with lymphoma, precisely at that hospital more than […] The post BLACK SABBATH’s TONY IOMMI Will Raffle One Of His Gibson Guitars To Support Cancer Centre Fundraising appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Seven years ago, the great singer-songeriter Aimee Mann told the Los Angeles Review Of Books that she was working on songs for a couple of stage musicals. One of them was an adaptation of Girl, Interrupted, Susanna Kaysen’s 1993 memoir about her time at a psychiatric hospital in the ’60s. Girl, Interrupted was already adapted into a 1999 James Mangold film with Winona Ryder, and Angelina Jolie won an Oscar for her role in it. The stage adaptation took longer than that. View the full article

We weren’t sure if Cindy Lee would keep going. Pat Flegel’s musical project and drag persona had an off-the-grid underground smash with last year’s double album Diamond Jubilee, then abruptly cut short the tour supporting the album. When the Cindy Lee catalog went Bandcamp-exclusive this year, with W.25TH launching pre-orders for vinyl reissues, it did not necessarily confirm the project was still a going concern. Then Flegel announced a brief run of fall shows, which began Tuesday night at Chicago’s Thalia Hall. View the full article

I am currently listening to Heal The World by the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

Death Grips is online and in the studio. Today, the group’s Zach Hill and Stefan “MC Ride” Burnett shared a carousel of in-studio photos on Instagram with the caption: “The writing and recording of our next album is underway. We’re looking forward to the new Death Grips record.” So there you have it. View the full article

Tobias Francis, leader of the Chicago-via-Portland post-punk band Soft Kill, has reportedly been convicted of domestic abuse. Soft Kill’s Instagram page posted Francis’ mugshot today, along with this caption: “Tobias Channing Francis was convicted this morning of domestic battery.” The website for the Cook County Sheriff’s Department confirms that Francis is in custody and that he had a court date set for today. View the full article

"He was the kind of hub that brought people together because of his passion." The post MIKAEL STANNE Remembers AT THE GATES' TOMAS LINDBERG: "He Was A Gentle, Soft-Spoken Guy, But On Stage He Was An Absolute Beast" appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

I agree with you that Spotify has a great user interface that makes playing music fun, easy and exciting. It is a part of using the app that I like a lot.

Paula Kelley is best known as one of the original core members of Drop Nineteens, performing vocals and guitar on their 1992 shoegaze bible Delaware. Not long after that album was released, however, she left the band in order to pursue other projects, eventually releasing the solo albums Nothing/Everything (2001) and The Trouble With Success Or How You Fit Into The World (2003). Twenty years later, Kelley would rejoin Drop Nineteens for their comeback album Hard Light, and now she’s gearing up to release her first solo album in over two decades. Blinking As The Starlight Burns Out arrives in March, and its lead single “Party Line” is out now. View the full article

Brooklyn-based artist Erin Hoagg makes thumping, retro-futuristic music under the name Rare DM, and she became cult-famous with her 2020 track “send nudes.” We’ve posted her recent singles “Skater Hits Me Harder” and “The Ring,” and now she’s back with “325,” an extremely cool ode to an old stick-shift BMW. View the full article

Heavy and unrelenting, taking no prisoners The post WHITECHAPEL Shares Music Video For "Prisoner 666" appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Paramore leader Hayley Williams makes her own music, and sometimes she even plays her own shows. Much more often, though, she loves jumping up onstage at other people’s shows. In the past few months, Williams has released her solo album Ego Death At The Bachelorette Party, and she’s made surprise cameos during during gigs from Finneas, Deftones, Remi Wolf, Turnstile, the Linda Lindas, David Byrne, and H2O. Am I forgetting anyone? I probably am. Anyway, we can now add Rico Nasty to that list. View the full article

Do you ever listen to the film podcast Blank Check With Griffin And David? You really should. It’s consistently one of the best things on the internet. One might even say that it’s consistently one of the only good things on the internet. If you are reading this website, it’s safe to say that you are into deep popular-culture nerdery, and Blank Check does that with movies in a way that I hope we do with music. The current series on the Coen Brothers is a blast. I don’t really like writing about podcasts, and Blank Check doesn’t often has a ton of crossover with our world even though they keep booking my friends as guests, but the Slow Xmas series is a good opportunity to bring it up. View the full article

“We have just really gotten started on the content for that next album. I’m gonna say 2027. We don’t wanna ever be in a rush.” The post KYLE THOMAS Confirms EXHORDER Are Starting Work On A New Album, Potentially Arriving In 2027 appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Is it any song or do you have a song in particular that makes you feel better once you are stressed out?

Are there songs that make you feel this way? Could you share the names of these songs that I could listen to?

Shout out Rupert Giles. That guy really did his best to look out for Buffy and her friends, and he rarely got any credit for it. Instead, he kept getting beat up by vampires and demons and whatnot, and the people he loved kept getting killed. Maybe he died in the end? I can’t remember. I hope not. But now, he’s at least getting some shine, since he’s the namesake for a new song from the young Manchester fuzz-pop band cruush. View the full article

Even most DJs just curate a list of favourite songs from an artist and post it on Spotify, for example. It makes listening to it fun since you are listening to the best songs by the particular artist.

It is definitely a cool song that I can listen to when I am studying. It can be rap, blues or pop but the beats shouldn't be that hard because it would be difficult to concentrate under those circumstances.

It can be frustrating if the music that is being played is your favourite. You would wish that the DJ says nothing and focuses on just playing the music. That is what I like once it is my favourite music that is being played.

The kids are bringing back early-’00s metalcore. I didn’t see this development coming, but it’s been very fun to watch. There’s a whole scene that’s developed around Ephyra, a Connecticut-based label that only came into existence in 2022. Bands like Balmora, Since My Beloved, Azshara, and Blow Up The Outside World are fully steeped in the complicated song-structures and bone-deep guitar-crunches that Poison The Well and Prayer For Cleansing brought into the game many years ago. And then there’s I Promised The World, a Texan band that seems to have beamed in directly from 2003, before any of the band members were actually born. View the full article