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vote7.0 Bands: HELL (CZE) Duration: 00:40:50 Available from: 07/17/2026 Label: Debemur Deaths Streaming not yet available. Despite a less than original name, the desire of a group like Inferno to constantly evolve their sound is undeniable. After over thirty years of history that has seen them move from a classic Scandinavian-style black metal to an avant-garde sound that brings to mind the path taken by Blut Aus Nord in the second part of their career, the Czech group seems to have found its ideal dimension within a black metal with surrealist and dissonant tones. Although the fruits of this evolution,…

It was July 15, 1989 and Pink Floyd held one of their most famous and controversial concerts in Italy. Two years after the publication of A Momentary Lapse of Reasonthe group's first album without Roger Waters, the band of David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright returned to Italy.For the occasion, a 24 meter floating stage was built in the lagoon and towed by a 90 by 30 meter barge in front of San Marco, corresponding to the Feast of the Redeemer.The free event ended up attracting 200,000 people and endless controversy over the impact on the city. Pink Floyd…

A new compilation collects recordings David Bowie made in 1965, before he was famous with the already-famous producer Shel Talmy. Talmy had made a name for himself a couple of years earlier producing hits for the Kinks (“You Really Got Me,” “Tired of Waiting for You”), the Who (“I Can’t Explain”), and Chad and Jeremy (“A Summer Song”), so it made sense that Bowie (still using his real name, Davie Jones) would want to record his bands (variously known as the Lower Third and the Mannish Boys) with Talmy. The comp, The Shel Talmy Recordings, due Sept. 18, collects what…

Beck has launched his new album, Ride Lonesome, with a new song and video starring Denis Lavant. Ahead of “In the Night,” Beck introduced the album back in April with the title track and news of a tour. Ride Lonesome is due September 18 via Capitol.The Mikai Karl-directed video starts with Lavant ruefully smoking a cigarette—I would happily have watched this for five minutes—before wandering around an apparently French, tumbledown apartment, gazing across a rustic skyline, and slowly retreating into himself. Watch it below.For the Hyperspace follow-up, Beck reunited with the band that made Mutations, Sea Change, and Morning Phase:…

Few know their way around a cover like Meshell Ndegeocello. Following tribute albums to Sun Ra and R&B hits of the ‘80s and ‘90s, the Grammy-winning jazz singer has returned with Synonym, a collection of “classic songs that…have diverse tones, representing various genres and intentional grooves,” she writes in a statement. The first single features Ndegeocello and Cynthia Erivio taking on the 1987 Aretha Franklin and George Michael duet “I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me).” Check it out below, along with a full tracklist and a very stacked list of collaborators, including Cat Power, Chaka Khan, Brandi Carlile, Bill…

Overpass have spoken to NME about their cover of Harry Styles' 'American Girls' and how it's helping them to tap into a new way of songwriting. Watch the interview in full above. The rising Birmingham indie stars caught up with NME backstage at Mad Cool 2026, shortly before they took to the stage in the Mahou Reserva tent on Saturday night (July 11). Their slot at the Madrid festival came on the heels of them releasing 'Elsewhere, Always' last month – their highly anticipated debut album and the follow-up to the 2025 EP 'Dependent'. Discussing what it has been like…

Chicago has wrapped up just about every show they’ve ever played with this 1970 classic, even as they’ve changed their lineup more often than an NBA team Chicago is not a band with a shortage of hit songs. Their long run of chart success started with their 1969 debut single “Questions 67 and 68,” and continued all the way to 1988 when they reached the top of the Hot 100 with “Look Away.” But if you had to pick a single song that embodies the band, it would be 1970’s “25 or 6 to 4.” It’s been the grand finale…

J last two years ago, DC punk band Ekko Astral felt on top of the world. Their debut album, Pink Balloonsstruck a chord with young Americans watching the 2024 election unfold into a repeat nightmare, and made waves well beyond their local scene; it was sad, hilarious, and invigorating, all at the same time. Ekko's success landed them opening slots for Jeff Rosenstock and PUP, then sent them back into the studio to make a new record they called The Beltway is Burning. They didn't know how to make sense of it all. All they knew was that it felt…

Article by Veronica Drago | Photo by Cesare Veronesi Tuesday 14 July Pordenone Blues & Co. Festival brought the pure, no-frills alt-rock of the San Valentino Park to the stage Dogstarin Italy with theirs “All In Now Tour” dedicated to the fourth album of the same name released last May; another successful bet for the event which, after 35 years of history, remains among the longest-running and qualitatively high in Italy. Opening the evening from Croatia is the very young guitar virtuoso Frano Livingstonewho at 22 years old already has over 400 concerts behind him, and the made-in-Canada explosiveness of…

Billy Corgan has said he has “mad respect for artists” who have played at the Las Vegas Sphere and says The Smashing Pumpkins “could put on a show that nobody else would”. Read More: U2 live in Las Vegas: a dazzling opening night at the $2 billion Sphere It comes after he recently revealed that was keen to bring the band’s ‘A Night of Mellon Collie And Infinite Sadness’ live show to the venue. The concerts, which were first announced in March 2025 and kicked off in North America later that year, see the frontman join up with a 60-piece orchestra to…