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'Justin Hawkins Rides Again... Again!' UK tour announced for 2026

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Justin Hawkins has announced he will embark on a one-man tour for his popular podcast, 'Justin Hawkins Rides Again'.See the Story

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Black Sabbath Practiced Two Extra Songs for Their 'Back To The Beginning' Concert That They Didn't Play

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The original lineup of Black Sabbath took the stage for the final time over the weekend, playing a handful of their iconic songs to a sold-out crowd in their hometown of Birmingham, England. Turns out, however, the band didn’t play every song they’d practiced. Speaking SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation with Eddie Trunk, Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi revealed that Sabbath had also prepared “Black Sabbath” and “Fairies Wear Boots.” Explaining why they …See the Story

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Idlewild Announce First Album in Six Years with Soul-Stirring Single 'Stay Out Of Place'

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Idlewild have announced a new self-titled album, out on October 3, and shared its lead single ‘Stay Out Of Place’ earlier today.See the Story

Ice Nine Kills Enters 'The Great Unknown' with New Song Inspired by 'The Matrix'

Fearless Records Ice Nine Kills takes a sci-fi turn with their latest single, “The Great Unknown.” While the band is primarily known for basing their music on horror films, “The Great Unknown” is inspired by The Matrix with lyrics about blue pills, rabbit holes, prophecies and dodging bullets. You can watch the video for “The Great Unknown” on YouTube. “The Great Unknown” follows INK’s 2024 single “A Work of Art,” which was recorded for the horr…Keanu Reeves See the Story

Sex Week - "Lone Wolf"

The arty Brooklyn pop duo Sex Week recently announced their new EP Upper Mezzanine, set to arrive next month. They announced the project with the dancey lead single “Coach,” and today they’re back with another good one called “Lone Wolf.”New York State · New York See the Story

MOTHER VULTURE announce new album, share new single, 'Treadmill' - Soundsphere magazine

Fresh off the back of their well-received January offering, “Slow Down”, comes the next taste of new-look MOTHER VULTURE. “Treadmill” is a marriage of MOTHER VULTURES’s more classic brand of frantic and chaotic speed-rock with the darker themes and sonic palette of the their newer material. This tune is relentless both in its musicality and its lyrical content with a DIY music video featuring the eponymous gym equipment. “Life ain’t a highway, i…Exeter, England · Exeter Read Article

Why Choose a Baritone Guitar? Pros, Cons, and Who Should Play One - Soundsphere magazine

A baritone electric guitar extends the scale length and drops the tuning, producing a resonant, growling depth that standard six strings can’t. They are usually tuned in B standard or even lower and sit between a guitar and a bass. That deeper register has a wealth of sonic textures that are well-suited for heavier genres, but it also offers a range of fresh tonal options in more experimental or cinematic settings. Designed for Low-End Power The…Read Article

Live Review: Rival Sons at The Globe Theatre Stockton-on-Tees [3rd July 2025] - Soundsphere magazine

Electric, Raw, Unforgettable: Rival Sons in Stockton Words & Photos – John Hayhurst Rival Sons tore through The Globe Theatre in Stockton-on-Tees on July 3rd with the kind of ferocity that announces its presence. The old venue with its curved balconies and art deco cup cake design was shoulder to shoulder with fanatics who knew that they were in for something more than just a rock gig. And when the lights in the house descended and the opening r…Stockton-on-Tees · Stockton-on-Tees Read Article

Mudi Sama On His Indie Inspirations, Motivations, And Debut EP - Soundsphere magazine

Mudi Sama has burst onto the indie scene with his sharp, infectious sound; fresh from opening Outbreak Festival, with Reading & Leeds Festival on the horizon, the rising singer-songwriter sat down with Soundsphere to talk all things music. 2025 is gearing up to be a big year for Mudi, dropping singles ‘Bad Life’ and most recently ‘Pretty Soon’, ahead of the release of his debut EP Will I Make It Out Alive? on 8th August. The Nigerian-born singer…Lagos, Lagos · Lagos Read Article

Nuclear Daisies Announce New Album 'First Taste Of Heaven': Hear "Infinite Joy"

Nuclear Daisies have announced their sophomore album, First Taste Of Heaven. The band is made up of former Temple Of Angels member Rob Glynn, Ringo Deathstarr’s Alex Gehring, and Robby Williams, and they’re sharing the new single “Infinite Joy” today.Austin, Texas · Austin See the Story

I listened to my least favourite band for an entire twelve-hour shift to see if I’d go insane - Soundsphere magazine

As some of the worst pieces of art you’ll find adorning staff room walls or shared by Facebook mums have set out to remind me, life is supposedly all about its challenges. Those moments of facing up against great towering obstacles and saying ‘Come on then, I’ve the best of you.’ A few have conquered Everest, fewer still managed to walk on the moon, but not one, not a soul has dared to take on what I saw as my great challenge. My Everest. As I s…Facebook Read Article

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