The Daily Drop (March 21st 2026)
21st March 2026
Hear new tracks from Foo Fighters, Ice Nine Kills, ‘A’ and Every Hell. While Neurosis make a surprise return after a decade away.
Hear new tracks from Foo Fighters, Ice Nine Kills, ‘A’ and Every Hell. While Neurosis make a surprise return after a decade away.
Learn about new music from Muse, Sleeping With Sirens, Cage Fight, The Flatliners, and LoveLost
Iron Maiden, Placebo, Love Rarely, Seahaven, The Meffs, and Sans Froid are featured in today’s news round-up.
New music from Prince Daddy & the Hyena and Kid Bookie, album news from Roman Candle and Civil Villains, plus a Heriot Audiotree Live session
The indie rockers will release their 11th album in June before returning to the UK in September. Hear the album’s first single, ‘Riptides’.
Hear new tracks from Drug Church, As It Is, Sugar Horse, and Blood Command. There is also news involving Marmozets and sace6.
17 years on, metalcore icons deliver a fierce, emotionally charged comeback that consolidates their legacy without retreading old ground.
From the ashes of scrapped demos and burnout, the breakout emo quintet ignite their return with an assured sophomore full-length outing
Raucous, tender, and unexpectedly moving. Ireland’s trad-metal torchbearers deliver their most ambitious and emotionally rich record yet.
Thematically rich and technically accomplished, the Alabama quintet’s latest is an immersive grower that only partially justifies the effort.
After a six-year wait, the Philly shoegazers return with a deeply personal and raw fifth album.
After a 13 year gap, the Aussie prog rockers reintroduce themselves with a layered offering that rewards throughout.
The final #NewMusicFriday of the month is a hectic one with over 40 releases picked out and listed. As you can imagine, several notable albums
Today sees new releases from Poison The Well, Gaerea, Footballhead, The Dear Hunter, Filth Is Eternal, Lost In Hollywood, Exodus, King 810, and more.
Today sees new releases from Lamb of God, The Scratch, Sweet Pill, Shoreline, Yonaka, UNITYTX, Magnolia Park, and more.
Vocalist Hansol Seung selects five acts from Germany’s thriving emo and punk scene that you shouldn’t overlook.
Today sees new releases from ERRA, Black Stone Cherry, snake eyes, Alex Melton, The S.E.T., Charlotte Sands, and more.
Jim Heffy of Brighton “grit-pop” favourites breaks down their thought-provoking, and infectious debut album.
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