PhaseOne & Banks Arcade unleash a Metal-Electronic inferno with "Pulse"

PhaseOne has never been one to play by the rules, and with Pulse, he doesn’t just bend genres—he smashes them together into a sonic firestorm. The Australian bass-metal trailblazer has teamed up with Banks Arcade for a ferocious blend of industrial metal and electronic destruction, delivering a track that is both exhilarating and unrelenting. Set to drop on April 4th as part of his highly anticipated Terranova album, Pulse is a high-voltage, adrenaline-fueled anthem that pushes heavy electronic music into new, chaotic heights.

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Rose Paradise’s debut album "Over The Hill" is a West Coast Folk dreamscape

With Over The Hill, her debut album set for release on April 8th, 2025, Rose Paradise stakes her claim as a powerful new voice in folk rock. Recorded live at Panoramic Studio in her seaside hometown, this 12-track journey feels as immersive as the mist rolling in over the Northern California coastline. Paradise, who brought her band West from New York City, creates a lush, organic soundscape where folk storytelling meets the energy of a tight-knit, deeply connected ensemble.

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The biggest Music Acts playing in Atlantic City this Summer

Atlantic City has been a focus of entertainment on the East Coast for decades, with beachy ambiance combined with casino pizzazz and concert-stadium energy. Where it was once well-known primarily for its boardwalk and gaming, the city now thrives as a center of live entertainment, especially during the summer months when Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena, Ovation Hall, and Boardwalk Hall are abuzz with music. 

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JJ’s Music Retaliation brings Power & Passion on “You Are Walking In Darkness”

JJ’s Music Retaliation has always thrived in the realm of experimentation, blending genres and pushing sonic boundaries. With You Are Walking In Darkness, he delivers one of his most structured and hard-hitting rock songs to date, proving that his adventurous spirit and raw energy can coexist with anthemic songwriting. This track is an intense, emotionally-charged ride, packed with searing guitar work, dramatic vocals, and larger-than-life percussion that demands attention from the very first beat.

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Craig Oram opens up on the industry in a brand new Q&A Interview

In this exclusive interview, we catch up with Producer Craig Oram to explore his perspective on the ever-evolving Electronic Music landscape in 2025. As he shares his insights on the state of the scene, how technology and genre-blurring trends are shaping his creative path, and what he hopes the next generation of artists will bring to the table, Craig Oram gives us a glimpse into the mindset of a Producer navigating a rapidly changing industry.

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Angel Dweh previews his latest EP & music film - Interview

Angel Dweh is not just an artist—he’s a force. When we sat down with him to talk about his latest project, Scorpio EP Deluxe, and his upcoming music film, I quickly realized that his passion for storytelling extends far beyond the studio. Dweh, a Liberian-American singer, songwriter, and actor, is an artist on a mission—to create, innovate, and push the boundaries of Afrobeat, R&B, and cinematic storytelling. His new EP and film are both testaments to that vision, brimming with originality, energy, and an undeniable sense of purpose.

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Dozenz’s "Be Someone" is a Stadium-Sized triumph of sound & emotion

With Be Someone, Dozenz doesn’t just release an album—they make a statement. This is a record built for the biggest stages, a soaring, cinematic explosion of alternative rock fused with electronic grandeur. Led by UAE rockers Saleh Hamed (Sol Farah) and Ahmed Jamali, the band pushes their sonic boundaries to new heights, crafting an immersive experience that feels both deeply personal and universally anthemic.

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Hybrid Kid’s "Cry" is an Acoustic anthem of quiet resilience

There’s something magical about music that feels both intimate and expansive—like a whispered conversation that somehow fills an entire room. Hybrid Kid’s latest single, Cry, is exactly that kind of song: a quiet storm of emotion, built on delicate fingerpicked guitar, rolling bass, and a vocal performance that cuts straight to the heart. It’s an anthem of perseverance, wrapped in the kind of stripped-down, immersive production that makes every note feel deliberate and deeply felt.

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Beatbox Jake’s "Dichotomy" shreds expectations & redefines solo artistry

Imagine if Eddie Van Halen and Rahzel had a musical lovechild, and you might get somewhere close to Beatbox Jake’s jaw-dropping solo effort, Dichotomy—a relentless, high-octane fusion of shred guitar wizardry and next-level vocal percussion. Clocking in at 53 minutes across 12 tracks, this album is a one-man sonic demolition derby—a bold, genre-defying statement that cements Jake as a musical innovator.

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Highrise captures youth’s wild ride with single, “Young Man”

With Young Man, Highrise proves once again that rap-rock is alive, well, and more emotionally charged than ever. A genre-blurring anthem that seamlessly blends silky acoustic guitar, tight modern drums, and a dynamic vocal performance, this track hits with both sonic force and heartfelt reflection. It's a song about youth, risk, mistakes, and the wisdom that comes with growing older—a deeply personal narrative wrapped in a powerful, melodic package.

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Back To The Six deliver a Punk Rock gut punch With "Final Answer"

Some songs simmer. Others explode. Final Answer, the latest single from Back To The Six, does both. The Tokyo-based trio has bottled frustration, defiance, and pure rock adrenaline into a track that’s as ferocious as it is undeniably fun. Fusing the breakneck energy of J-Rock and J-Punk with a razor-sharp pop-rock sensibility, Back To The Six refuse to hold back, delivering a brash, hook-laden anthem that demands to be blasted at full volume.

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Taylor DeRousse’s album, "Running Back to Me" is a dreamy, anthemic triumph

There’s something undeniably captivating about Taylor DeRousse’s debut album, Running Back to Me. From start to finish, the Detroit-based indie rock singer-songwriter delivers a lush, immersive experience—a record that feels as much like a cinematic journey through memory and longing as it does a bold declaration of artistic identity. Released via Bird Fight Records on March 28, this collection of songs is a testament to DeRousse’s masterful ability to blend raw emotion with soaring, atmospheric soundscapes.

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Michellar channels suspense on a cinematic Rock gem, "Dreaming"

With Dreaming, Michellar crafts another intoxicating blend of classic rock nostalgia and cinematic grandeur, delivering a track that feels as timeless as it is fresh. From its infectious opening guitar riff, which instantly evokes the mystique of a 1960s James Bond film, to its sweeping instrumentation and evocative vocals, Dreaming is the kind of transportive listening experience that lingers long after the final note fades.

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Chief Hyena’s ‘What a Lot of Rot!’: A beautifully chaotic catharsis

There’s something undeniably raw and urgent about Chief Hyena’s latest album, What a Lot of Rot!—a record that revels in its imperfections, thrives on its unpredictability, and pulses with the unfiltered emotion of an artist who simply had to get these songs out before losing himself entirely. Released on January 14, 2025, this long-awaited project is the sound of frustration turned into liberation, an alternative masterpiece that blends old-school grit with modern experimentation.

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SANSOM ignites a fiery path with new single, "Burn the Bridges"

Few rock singles in recent memory strike with the same raw intensity and emotional weight as SANSOM’s latest offering, "Burn the Bridges." Recorded at Brighton Electric Studios, the track is an electrifying statement of intent—a fusion of explosive energy, atmospheric tension, and cathartic release. Drawing inspiration from heavyweights like Queens of the Stone Age and Foo Fighters, SANSOM crafts a thrilling, high-octane sound that feels both urgent and timeless.

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Wildcat Hawkins rehashes expectations with single & video for "Don’t Mind the Sellout Train"

Wildcat Hawkins isn’t here to follow the rules. With a title as explosive as Don’t Mind the Sellout Train When I Dynamite the Tracks, the 2024 single from the boundary-pushing artist is anything but conventional. Stripped down yet deeply evocative, the piece is pure, unfiltered piano improvisation—lush, expressive, and brimming with emotion. It’s not just a song; it’s an experience that unfolds moment by moment, as unpredictable and mesmerizing as the rainstorm that set the scene for its accompanying music video.

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What is the Purpose of Music in Video Games?

Video games strongly depend on music for their operation. The selected musical elements create the atmosphere, which deepens gameplay intensity along with maintaining player focus. The fast-paced racing game music drives the speed while horror game music creates tense atmospheres through musical tension. Video games without music would present an empty and non-immersive experience to players.

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Kelsie Kimberlin’s "Perfume" is a scented spell of Love & Longing

Kelsie Kimberlin’s latest single, Perfume, is a delicate yet powerful pop gem—an intoxicating blend of emotion, groove, and ethereal allure. Released alongside a beautifully cinematic music video filmed in Kyiv, Ukraine, Perfume captures the intoxicating pull of love, told through the lens of a boy so captivated by Kelsie’s presence—and her scent—that he can’t help but follow her every move. As both a sonic and visual experience, Perfume is an elegant, heartfelt journey that further cements Kimberlin as one of pop’s most intriguing rising stars.

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