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It’s certainly not normal, but then again, normality isn’t something you would expect from exploratory musical mavens such as Puscifer, is it?

The title is definitely misleading – Cheap Trick proves they are not washed up and are still quite groovy and infectious.

For over two decades, ZSK has been pushing political boundaries; with Feuer & Papier, out September 26th, they aim to raise a flag of hope.

Over the past three years, I Prevail has undergone a significant transformation, which is evident in their latest album, Violent Nature.

It has been seven years since BLESSTHEFALL gave their fans a new album, but after much anticipation, Gallows is out on September 5th.

On the 20th anniversary of their 18th studio album, Deep Purple releases a remixed/remastered version of Rapture of the Deep.

On their 14th full-length release, Vicious Rumors soldier on like a killer on the loose. These children of the damned keep delivering the goods.

Reneé Rapp’s second studio album, BITE ME, is a testament for listeners to authentically express themselves in an uninhibited way.

An album in which Kayo Dot gives us a sublime excursion into dark beauty and controlled rage, flawlessly blending heaviness with brightness.

Kesha is now a free woman who is making music on her own terms, under her record label, Kesha Records.