Saliva released their twelfth studio album, Breaking Through, on August 14, 2026, through Judge & Jury Records. Saliva is one of those bands that appeal to every generation, whether you are an X, Y, or Z. I know 20-year-olds who have Saliva songs on their playlists, and so do 70-year-olds.

It has been eight long years since Ben Poole's last album release and as you slip into it there is an instant feeling of hello my old friend.

Alright rock pickers, we’re back to it, and this past week, I’ve been giving NY Loose a spin on the decks.  You guys remember Brigitte West?  Well, cast your mind back.

Running Wild is the third album from the incredible voice and talent that is Sari Schorr. The New Yoiker is back with a bang and for anyone who caught the last tour these tracks will sound familiar.

Perched at the more accessible end of the Prog Rock spectrum, labelled by some as Art Rock, The Pineapple Thief release their 16th studio album “Far and Wide” on 9th October.

Germany's breakout Electrinicore sweethearts, Electric Callboy, released their new studio album, Tanzneid, on August 7, 2026, via Century Media Records.

Can you believe that it was in 2017 that the last Europe album, "Walk the Earth" came out? Nine years later we have the new album "Come this Madness

Review by Ritchie Birnie for MPM Is there a better feeling in this world in discovering a band you instantly fall in love with? Wood Burnt Red have just added the UK to the Deep South and given Nashville notice that these boys are the real deal.  This is a call to arms for fans of Blackberry Smoke, Whiskey Myers …

Ricky Warwick returns with solo album number 10, hot on the heels of critically acclaimed "Blood Ties" and as usual you never know what to expect.

12 new tracks.  12 new chances to crack beer cans open on your head, ride security guards through the crowd, or hang off the stage rigging. 

Marrow Deep is the ninth Mastodon record and the first in the band's twenty-five-year history to be made without Brent Hinds, whose serpentine, unpredictable lead guitar was as fundamental to their identity as the low-end churn or Brann Dailor's octopus-limbed drumming.

The Mexican sisters of metal are back with a bang on album number five and this release goes to prove exactly why the trio are the band on everyone's lips.

Brent Smith and the fellas released their eighth studio album on May 29th, 2026, produced by the bands bassist Eric Bass, on Atlantic Records.

Death Metal.  Black Metal.  Dark Metal.  What knows what who is?  Actually, probs some of you readers could recite the difference verbatim. 

More than three decades on from their Tampa beginnings, the Florida symphonic-power-metal institution arrive at album number fourteen with something genuinely ambitious in hand

For the better part of two decades Maria Brink has draped her band in ritual and candlelight, in veils and horns and Salem-trial pageantry, so the real surprise with album number nine is not that it is called Witch but that it took her this long to plant the word squarely on the sleeve. T