Metalsucks — Sounds like a massive retrospective is on the docket. The post W.A.S.P. Announce North American Tour with KK’S PRIEST appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metalsucks — Could he be coming back to the fold? The post Korn’s Fieldy Seen with Ray Luzier at NAMM, Sparking Reunion Rumors appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metalsucks — First single "Tossing Coins Into The Fountain Of F*ck" is out now. The post Napalm Death and Melvins Join Forces for ‘Savage Imperial Death March’ Collab Album appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Antimusic Rock — The String Cheese Incident is thrilled to announce their Just Keep Spinning Tour more info

Antimusic Rock — Zara Larsson launches 2026 at full blaze as her highly anticipated Midnight Sun Tour officially sells out ahead of its February 28 kickoff in Portland, OR. more info

Obscure Sound — Building on her second consecutive win at last week’s 68th Annual GRAMMY Awards, Carla Patullo delivers the emotionally resonant album Nomadica. This Best New Age, Ambient, or Chant Album winner serves as a cinematic tribute to Patullo’s late mother, featuring the Scorchio Quartet, choir ensemble Tonality, and a moving vocal collaboration with Martha Wainwright on the standout closer “FLY UNDER.” The record explores an imagined conversation across the veil, blending orchestral grandeur with restorative ambient textures. The album’s breathtaking finale, “FLY UNDER” weaves tranquil piano and delicate strings, as a beautiful vocal convergence from Patullo and Wainwright builds into an The post Carla Patullo – “FLY UNDER” appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Obscure Sound — Motala, Sweden-based producer Medberg continues his ascent with “Mirrorfield,” a vibrant follow-up to his acclaimed debut single, “1992.” Drawing deep inspiration from ’90s IDM legends like Aphex Twin while incorporating the glossy futurism of A.G. Cook and Disclosure, the track is a masterclass in colorful, glitch-touched electronica. The production effectively bridges the gap between nostalgic broken rhythms and contemporary, high-energy pop textures. Thumping, playful rhythms and a vibrantly stutter-y electronic flourishing intertwine as the track gets underway, colorful and melodic from the get-go. A pulsing, warming synth adornment lingers beautifully in the background — complemented further by a trickling, arp-y The post Medberg – “Mirrorfield” appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Obscure Sound — Auburn, Maine-based collective The Nightbirds unleash a raw, climactic rock sound on ART., their newly released album. Recorded in a basement indie studio (Ashpool Studios), the record revels in gritty momentum and gripping structural build-ups. The group bridges post-punk urgency and emotional vulnerability, channeling the confrontational spirit of icons like Fugazi and Drive Like Jehu, in addition to names like Jon Spencer and Smashing Pumpkins. “2000 Miles” opens the album in rousing form, its debonair vocal emergence quickly shifting into a punk-ready vigor as the guitar pulses accelerate amidst hectic percussion. “I can feel your love, 2000 miles away,” the The post The Nightbirds – ‘ART.’ appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info