It’s the Denver guitarist’s second solo album and his first for Phantom Limb. There are five tracks, and “The Mysterious Alignment” is already out.
The drummer announced it on social media on 4 November. The band say they found out the same way everyone else did, from a post, and wish him well.
The album’s 50th anniversary reissue will be released by Sony Music, with five unreleased studio recordings and a live set taped by a 19-year-old fan in May 1977.
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have announced “Elevate From The Norm”, five nights in Las Vegas between 21 and 30 May, with Anika Nilles, Loren Gold and visuals built for the venue.
Cellist Anja Lechner accepted it on Eicher’s behalf on 30 October, at one of the concerts in the series the hall is devoting to the label this autumn.
Bassist Martin Mendez says the run that started on 1 November in Santiago, Chile, is the last one for “The Last Will And Testament”, and that the band will stop after it.
The New York multi-instrumentalist, whose father was Pharoah Sanders, has an eight-track album coming on Gilles Peterson’s label. The third single came out today.
The New York band, who made three albums with Century Media, have finished tracking their Metal Blade debut with Colin Marston, who is also mixing it. They’re back in Europe with Knoll this month.
The Atlanta quartet, who made three albums with Season of Mist, debut on a new label with the fourth. The fourth has eight tracks, a new lineup and a first single, “Nigredo – Initium”.
The London drummer returns with twelve tracks blending gospel, jazz and soundsystem culture, with Raelle, Shantéh and Amber-Simone on vocals. It’s out on Exodus, the label behind his previous album.
Twenty European shows with Periphery and Vildhjarta as special guests. Madrid is the only Spanish date, and Barcelona isn’t on the list.
Eleven tracks: pieces by Douglas and trombonist Andy Clausen, plus takes on Monk and Bach. Subscribers to the label can download it now.
Gillan had a medical problem in Leipzig and his doctors advise against finishing the tour. All the remaining European and UK shows are postponed.
The French progressive rock band release their third studio album on 13 November, with a manga-inspired universe and “Impregnate Me” as the lead single.
The only Catalan date on a twenty-six-show European tour, with To The Grave and The Gloom In The Corner. Tickets on sale on 6 November.
Barcelona is the first of four Spanish dates and the first show of the whole tour. Tickets go on sale on Friday 6 November.
Six compositions for nine musicians, recorded in Brooklyn straight after presenting them at The Jazz Gallery in January. Out on Intakt Records since 30 October.
The “Eat The Heat” singer will sing a few songs with the band on 21 November in Oberhausen and on 2 December in Milan, during the 50th-anniversary tour.
The band cite a medical emergency involving their 81-year-old singer and are looking for new dates for the two German shows. Tickets remain valid.
The Deerhunter frontman has released the first new song from his solo project since “Parallax” on 4AD. Atlas Sound is on the Primavera Sound 2027 bill.
The Norwegian group re-records the song from “Runaljod – Yggdrasil”, with a film shot in Iceland. The vinyl, available to pre-order until 30 November, is out in February.
The talk took place in London on 30 September, at the launch of the 45th-anniversary reissue of Collins’s solo debut, with new Dolby Atmos and 5.1 mixes by Wilson.
The band found Erik Grönwall’s replacement in their home state, after more than two years off the stage. Nick Raskulinecz produced the Who cover.
Cleopatra reissues the Record Heaven album with Pentagram, The Flower Kings and Nik Turner, which revisits the 1972 debut. The Ministry and Peter Hook versions are on the CD only.
Credo released “We The Disconnected” on 23 October on Gargoyle Records: the British progressive rock band’s first album since “Against Reason” (2011).
Christine Tobin released “Pseudologia Fantastica” on 2 October, eighteen pieces that grew out of a 2025 BAN BAM commission, with Kate Shortt and Phil Robson.
Sylvie Courvoisier releases “Amalthea” on 13 November on Pyroclastic Records, with Patricia Brennan, Thomas Morgan and Dan Weiss. It is the quartet formerly known as Poppy Seeds.
“Points of Light” is the first album by Ursa Major, McBride’s quintet with Nicole Glover, Ely Perlman, Mike King and Savannah Harris. It is out on 30 October on Mack Avenue.
The trio of Wesseltoft, Berglund and Öström has released eight pieces on Jazzland: three written by Öström, three by Wesseltoft and two by Berglund.
Al Jourgensen sets the band’s final show for a year after “Hate To Go”, out tomorrow. Before that, the “Goodbye Europe” tour plays Sala Paral·lel 62 with Die Krupps.
Malcolm Bruce, Kofi Baker and Rob Johnson’s first album comes out on Marshall Records: six Cream songs and six new ones, recorded at the amp factory in Milton Keynes.
The film of the Villa Park farewell arrives on 4K, Blu-ray, CD, vinyl and digital. The deluxe box set, with all thirty-five Osbourne and Black Sabbath songs played that day, won’t follow until April 2027.
Carl Westholm’s electronic and progressive rock project will release its third album in just over two years. “In a Crash” is already out and “The Alien” follows on 6 November.
Biff Byford’s band share the album’s second single, a song about the Gorgon of Greek myth. Their 2027 European tour has 28 dates, none of them in Spain.
Thirty-one European dates between June and December 2027, with Evergrey supporting in the autumn. None in Catalonia: the nearest is Toulouse on 8 December. Tickets go on sale on 30 October.
The Paris nine-piece release their ninth album on Friday 30 October, built around UFO abductees who can’t remember what happened to them. The first track, “Quinta del Sordo”, is already out.
Wilson tells Innerviews it’s “a massive chunk of music”, played almost entirely on acoustic instruments. He also talks about the next Porcupine Tree album, two or three years away.
The third track from the new album, out on 6 November, comes with another Village Hall Sessions video. On 10 November he’ll discuss the record with Al Murray at Bush Hall in London.
It came out with the full moon on 26 October, for now only in its Dark-Side mix. Only two songs from “o\i”, due on 27 November, are still to come.
He was Saxon’s drummer in 1987 and 1988 and played on “Destiny”. The band announced his death on 24 October; no cause has been given.
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