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Shining (NO) to play London and York next week + new song revealed


SHINING WILL PLAY BRAND NEW MATERIAL ON EUROPEAN HEADLINE TOUR, SET FOR SEP/OCT 2017

NEWLY WRITTEN AND RECORDED SHINING SONG ‘EVERYTHING DIES’ REVEALED

https://open.spotify.com/track/33Nfy8fvYCsGr07OYt1bn2

Blackjazz trail-blazers Shining are due to embark on a European run of headline shows, including two in the UK, this September…

“I can’t wait to get out on the road again and play our asses off in clubs all around Europe! To make things even more exciting, we’re also going to play a whole host of brand new songs from our new album that will be out next year. This is your chance to hear this new and unique music before anyone else!” says front man Jørgen Munkeby ofShining.

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The Celestial Sun Posts Teaser “Genesis”


According to mysterious press release we have something to look forward what comes to Occult Rock and Metal scene.
“The earth is silent…for the creator rests in his horizon” declares The Celestial Sun on their official sites.
What we know about them? Not much!
Only that “The Celestial Sun” is a new theatrical occult rock act and that the sun worshipping occultists has entered the studio to begin recording the yet untitled full-lenght  debut album and the band has now posted a new mystical video trailer online called “Genesis”, which can be viewed below.

Video refers to bible (genesis 3:19) which gives us some idea what’s coming out there. (maybe? )
The Celestial Sun logo has created by the legend itself! Lord of the logos Christophe Szpajdel!
More info will follow soon. In the meantime, check out the mysterious teaser “Genesis”  and
also check out more information about these occultists at

KAIPA launch lyric video for “What’s Behind the Fields”


Legendary Swedish progressive rockers Kaipa, led by mastermind Hans Lundin, are set to release their new studio album ‘Children of the Sounds’ on 22nd September 2017. Now they are pleased to reveal a lyric video for the album’s closing track ‘What’s Behind the Fields’ and you can see that here:

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Lonely Robot launch video for ‘In Floral Green’


Lonely Robot, the project masterminded by producer, guitarist and singer/songwriter John Mitchell (It Bites, Frost*, Arena), released their much-anticipated second studio album ‘The Big Dream’ earlier this year, reaching number 6 in the UK Rock Album chart.

Now, they are pleased to reveal a video for the track ‘In Floral Green’, featuring a guest appearance from Kim Seviour, which you can see here:

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ANTI-FLAG RELEASE NEW SONG “RACISTS” IN WAKE OF CHARLOTTESVILLE VIOLENCE


Anti-Flag have released the new song “Racists” in wake of the violence that occurred this weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia.

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Shooting Guns album ‘Flavour Country’ streaming in full


 

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Canada’s award-nominated psych 6-piece Shooting Guns stream their new album ‘Flavour Country’ today via Bandcamp and YouTube

Shooting Guns is known (and oft-nominated) for their film soundtrack work, but Flavour Country is more like a collection of anthems for your jettison from this universe into the multiverse.
While they’re known for heavy and saturated sounds befitting crazed horror-comedy flicks like Netflix hit WolfCop, Flavour Country features some of the band’s fastest, heaviest and most visceral material to date. Yet, it also features some of the band’s most atmospheric sounds as well.

At times there are slight hints of Ennio Morricone‘s Spaghetti Western twang amidst the looping Meddle-era Pink Floyd heavy psych and driving drone reminiscent of Bobby Beausoleil‘s belladonna laced soundtrack to Kenneth Anger‘s Lucifer Rising. But for the most part here, Shooting Guns is out for blood, regardless of tempo.

Album opener “Ride Free” kicks off with a blistering wall of guitars blaring and rattling out of the gate like mutant progeny to fellow Canadian biker-rock heroes Steppenwolf having duly fired all of the guns, exploded into space and returned to hunt down every last one of us. It accelerates from there: “French Safe” sounds like an unhinged battalion of musicians driving full throttle like a scene from a George MillerRoad Warrior movie. Biting, lengthier tracks like “Simian Shelf” and the title track occupy the heavy end of the psychedelic spectrum, haunting the foggy moor between early, bluesy Sabbath-styled doom riffery and heavy pulse-riding kraut-rock.