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Welcome to The Daily Drop, your roundup of the latest news from the rock, metal, punk, emo, hardcore, and alternative scenes. Today's round-up is led by news of details of the new album from Muse. While Sleeping With Sirens, Cage Fight, The Flatliners, and LoveLost share new tracks. Here's everything you need to know from March 20th 2026. Muse Detail New Album ('The Wow! Signal') Muse have revealed details of their 10th album. 'The Wow! Signal', due 26th June via Warner, was announced in a truly out-of-this-world manner. Teaming up with Sent Into Space, the band sent a specially designed tablet 33km into the atmosphere. It let to the video for their new single, 'Be With You,' being premiered. Opening with a humming church organ and Matt Bellamy's towering voice, it soon introduces pulsating electronica, leading to euphoric stadium rock that we've come to expect from Muse. Lyrically, the track hints at some of 'The Wow! Signal's themes; cosmic mystery, existential hope, and the invigorating possibility of contact with something far greater than ourselves. https://youtu.be/P2h1WDGRVhs https://youtu.be/rQBmqSWv04w Sleeping With Sirens Return with 'An Ending In Itself' Sleeping With Sirens are back. The Los Angeles outfit have shared new single 'An Ending In Itself', produced by Will Yip (Turnstile, Circa Survive, Movements), marking their first release since returning to Rise Records. With frontman Kellin Quinn distinct vocals, it's paired by twisting guitars from Nick Martin, and the new addition, Tony Pizzuti. Along with Justin Hills (bass) and Matty Best (drums), the quintet return with a sharp, energetic track. However, as Kellin explains, it's lyrically rooted in dealing with mental health struggles, and encouraging to have open discussions. "This song is a love letter to anyone in the midst of struggle. I think we live in an age where we're supposed to pretend like we have it 'all together all of the time' so much so that we're afraid to let anyone in," says Quinn. "I think it's important to have open dialogue and to ask for help when we need it. This song is about being brave enough to admit that we're not always okay. No matter what you're going through, there is hope." https://youtu.be/xtrpsoAHmwc Cage Fight Tease New Album with Help from Julien Truchan of Benighted UK metallers Cage Fight are gearing up to release their second album, Exuvia,' on May 1st via Spinefarm. To get fans ready, they've unleashed a new single called 'Pick Your Fighter’. It sees Julien Truchan of Benighted accompany Rachel Aspe's powerful vocals. "We wanted to write a fun, sing-along party song with themes of determination and fighting spirit, and the result is ‘Pick Your Fighter’. I also wanted to pay tribute to a French artist who marked my teenage years, and my dad suggested Nâdiya, an R&B singer who is huge back home," Aspe explains as Cage Fight prepare to kick off a UK tour alongside Employed To Serve. "Musical and lyrical motifs in ‘Pick Your Fighter’ nod to Nâdiya's hit ‘Et C’est Parti’, a motivational party song that was a huge hit. The crowning touch is some very heavy guest vocals from my French friend Julien Truchan of the band Benighted. And there are pig squeals, many pig squeals!" Furthermore, the track's music video takes form in an 8-bit beat 'em up-style. The video was created in collaboration with Enemy of Boredom Academy, an organisation supporting neurodivergent young people in becoming media professionals. Following the tour with Employed To Serve, Cage Fight will play an album release show at Blondie's in London on May 1st. https://youtu.be/4EWC-z6pTmI Hear The Flatliners' New Single – 'Inner Peace' Canadian punk veterans The Flatliners recently announced plans to release their new album, 'Cold World,' on May 8th. Set to be released through Equal Vision Records, Dine Alone Records, and Rude Records, the quartet has shared another track from the record. 'Inner Peace' is a rousing number that aims at the sometimes snake-oily and always exhausting parallels between modern wellness and religious indoctrination. The band will tour the UK in August alongside A Wilhelm Scream. https://youtu.be/MxjX-UfrES4 New LoveLost Single Released Emerging South West alt-rock outfit LoveLost have returned with a track called 'Don't Set Yourself On Fire (Just To Keep Someone Else Warm)'. Having previously left an impression with their 2024 EP, 'Collapse,' they have now reconvened to begin a new chapter. 'Don't Set Yourself On Fire…' maintains the soaring emo melodies and pairs them with explosive instrumentation. Additionally, the track sees an observant Tobias Faulkner explore the topic of people using others for their own benefit. "'Don't Set Yourself On Fire (Just To Keep Someone Else Warm)' is a song written about watching people taking the best of someone to their detriment. Seeing people leech them of their kindness and love, taking all they have to offer with no intention of giving anything back," Faulkner states. "It's something that's happened to everyone, we've all experienced it happening to ourselves or someone we love, and it's a reminder to not let people walk all over you. To allow yourself to have the boundaries and respect for yourself to say no, and to leave some of yourself for you to love and enjoy, because we all deserve that." https://youtu.be/Go38sqirSss Today's New Songs Here's a rundown of the latest additions to our 'Newish Music' playlist. Muse - Be With You Sleeping With Sirens - An Ending In Itself Jamie Bower - Waiting For Your Love Cage Fight - Pick Your Fighter feat. Julien Truchan of Benighted The Flatliners - Inner Peace False Reality - SONDER (feat. ZAND) High Regard - Warning Signs Human Issue - Medicate Ain't - Grazer BED - From Above Keep up to date with all the latest rock, metal, punk, and beyond, by following AlreadyHeard’s ‘NewishMusic’ Playlist. Find the playlist on Spotify and Apple Music. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6uq9yITpdLIUKdNzPvJmxr?si=8cY6UeozSK6TYowE-u-wJQ

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