Citizen Announce ‘Everybody Is Going To Heaven’ 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition
23rd June 2025
Fans can hear an expanded version of their 2025 sophomore record this Friday. Also listen to the previously unreleased ‘Nail In Your Hand’.
Fans can hear an expanded version of their 2025 sophomore record this Friday. Also listen to the previously unreleased ‘Nail In Your Hand’.
KoRn close Download 2025 in style as Spiritbox, Malevolence, and President shine on a chaotic, emotional, and standout final day.
From dust storms and soaring vocals to emotional breakdowns and pink confetti, day two of DLXXII delivered standout sets and a bold headliner.
From rising melodic rock to anthemic emo rock classics, to bonafide punk legends, here’s what we saw on day 1 of Download Festival 2025.
Find out where you can see SikTh, Kids In Glass Houses, Superheaven, Orbit Culture, Snayx, and Lastelle in the coming months
Today sees new releases from Malevolence, Yungblud, HAIM, Badflower, En Masse, Last Hounds, Death Pill, Hiroe, and more.
With a new label home of Century Media, the genre-bending metallers serve up a synth-driven journey of self-discovery and rebirth.
Quirky Minnesota pop-punk make a comeback as they announced their first album in a decade. Also, hear its first single – ‘She Is Afraid’.
Watford collective will be taking new album ‘Slow Fade’ out on the road in the Autumn.
This week sees releases from Metallica, Letlive., Queens of the Stone Age, The Cure, Buckcherry, The Young Hearts, Archers, and more.
Prog metallers’ 11th album will be released in September. Take a listen to its first single.
Grace and The Trauma Tropes provide a rebellious punk anthem celebrating LGBTQ+ goths and punks with ‘Wearing Black’.
Ahead of a summer of UK and EU dates, listen to the Scottish rocker’s first new material in four years.
Canadian favourites deliver a healthy dose of rage, and reality with ‘The Lash’s latest preview.
Pop-loving melodic metalcore band Archers pick out 10 songs you HAVE to witness at Download Festival 2025.
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