Second and final preview of the sixth album by the Massachusetts band, with a short film by Luke Webster Brown and Elijah Sussman. The European tour starts the day before and skips Spain.
The Mongolian pianist plays with Nils Kugelmann, Simon Comté and Amir Bresler, with Jakob Manz guesting. The first track out is “Do You See the Stars I See?”.
The album came out on 7 October 1986: ten tracks in 28 minutes and 58 seconds. Sound Of Vinyl has the new pressing exclusively, and neither price nor run size has been announced.
“California, Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends” is two nights with The Black Crowes, Run-DMC, Heart, Slash, Sammy Hagar and Tom Morello. The band last played on 9 September 2023.
30 July to 1 August at Magna in Sheffield. The headliner, announced earlier, is Mick Gordon, playing the “Doom” soundtrack in full for the first time.
Zappa Records and Universal put in what was meant to be the 1976 double LP, the old mixes, and two CDs of a Paris show from March that year.
On 10 October, the day Monk would have turned 109, he opens a site with a permanent link. It is 66 songs in a row, no notation and not a word spoken.
Columbia Legacy is putting it out for Record Store Day’s Black Friday, in a limited edition. The quintet is Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette.
The second single is the title track, with a guest vocal. It is the Danish band’s first record since “Call Down the Sun”, from March 2022.
He was diagnosed in February 2026, having just lost a job of twenty years. He is asking for $150,000 for an immunotherapy in Mexico the centre has yet to approve.
Nuclear Blast has put out the second single, “The Myth”. The album was cut at Anselmo’s home studio through 2025, with Keenan and Windstein tracking guitars together.
A twelve-inch reference acetate carrying Russ Hodges’ call. The club receives it seventy-five years to the day after the play.
One night for the Sweet Stuff Foundation and CORE, with The Kills, Chad Smith, Weird Al Yankovic and Jack Black. Tickets go on general sale on 9 October.
“The Cleopatra Sessions” is out on 4 December on purple marble vinyl limited to eighty-five copies, with Marky Ramone, Cheetah Chrome and Mick Box among the guests.
The fourth album is already recorded and due this winter. The track comes out on a limited flexi disc during the European tour with Suffocation, which stops in Barcelona.
“Helios” came out on 2 October through AOP Records: twelve tracks with violin, two guests and a Bathory cover to close.
The band’s first track since 2021 and the first tour of their existence: London on 21 November and fifteen UK and Irish venues in January.
Seven tracks on Church Road Records, with “Pedestal” as the second preview after “Landslide”. It is the Wigan quartet’s first album since 2021.
Stuttgart, Bonn, Rüsselsheim, Nuremberg and Berlin between 27 April and 3 May. They are his first dates since “Tears in Time” came out.
Eleven tracks, two of which have been out since the summer. Karma Chief presents it as Seth Applebaum’s most pared-down and personal work.
Sixteen songs from 21 January 1982, four of them CD-only. “We went on, and the screaming was so loud, we thought we were the Beatles.”
Two from the Fender line and one from the Custom Shop, all with DiMarzio humbuckers and a Floyd Rose. “I don’t know if the Telecaster picked me or I picked it.”
The Swedish bassist comes from Grave, Necrophobic and Dismember. “Pound Of Flesh”, the first track off the band’s second album, lands on 16 October.
Out 20 November through The Leaf Label: the Mercury-shortlisted debut, both EPs and four songs never released, one of them from 2013.
Eight tracks recorded at Hellfest in June 2022, on digital and limited double vinyl. The preview is “Protection”, with video of the performance.
The third European date announced for the Faith No More return, after Mystic in Gdańsk and Rock For People. Tickets go on sale on 9 October at 10.00.
He tells “The Times” the decision is eighteen months old. He had a Sphere show sketched out and has let it go because of AI.
Andrea Rondanini sings on it again and the first advance track is “Drowning Slowly”. Six tracks through Argonauta Records.
The album is out on Friday through Fearless Records and on 25 October they start the “Emergency Broadcast” tour with We Came As Romans, Varials and Cane Hill.
It is called “Glitter” and it comes on a seven-inch sold only with the signed edition of Alex Van Halen’s book: fifteen hundred numbered copies.
The song is from “Real Life Evolution”, which came out in June. The twentieth anniversary tour adds a Barcelona date that still has neither venue nor day.
The EP was born for Art the Clown’s Terror Tram at Universal Studios. The new album will be called “The Silver Scream 3: Every Flick In The Book”.
It is out on 13 November through Beggars Banquet in a UK and European edition. It was the band’s second album and their first for a major.
“Making American Music: The Smithsonian Sessions” is out on 22 January and is the first roots record made only with pieces from the museum. Twenty-one songs.
Donita Sparks found the song in the archive: they cut it with Janis Tanaka, who has returned on bass after Jennifer Finch’s death. Free download for the first week.
The singer who spent twenty years in Foreigner replaces John Corabi, who had two stints in the band. Jimi Crutchley comes in on bass and the album is being recorded.
The expanded edition arrives on 11 November through Topshelf and is the first on vinyl. Joe Stevens shelved the song in 2024 and came back to it.
It is the heaviest track on “XIII: Sárga erdő”, out on 20 November through Season of Mist. Gábor Veres sings on it and Dario Cei plays flute.
Christos Antoniou fell the day before the tour with Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder began. There is no stand-in and no return date.
Bowie80 started on Monday and runs through 2027: exhibitions in Manchester, Brighton and Hamburg, and a symphonic piece with Philip Glass.
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