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Alpha Wolf Unveil New Single "creep"   Stream Here: http://shrptn.co/creep a quiet place to die Due Out on September 25th via SharpTone Records Today, Australian metalcore band, Alpha Wolf, unveil their latest single, "creep". Stream here: http://shrptn.co/creep. "'creep' vents on frustrations and betrayals faced growing up attending and playing shows in the heavy music scene," reflects vocalist Lochie Keogh. "It wasn't long after first coming to shows I realised I was still in the same popularity contest that cast me out when I was younger."   "creep" is the second single, following "Akudama", from the band's forthcoming new album, a quiet place to die,...

    Italian gothic metal superstars LACUNA COIL announce "Black Anima: Live From The Apocalypse", an exclusive live stream featuring a full performance of Black Anima for the very first time. The once in a lifetime event will air on Friday, September 11th at 3PM EST on A-Live from the Alcatraz Club in Milan and will include songs never performed live, plus special backstage/off camera moments and more. After the success of their acclaimed 20th anniversary show "The 119 Show", the band plan to go all out to create an outstanding and exclusive spectacle that won't disappoint fans all over the world. The show will be available to view only once, live, via streaming. Early bird...

"Who We Are" is about accepting the individuality of ourselves and others. Understanding that trauma, especially stemming back to childhood plays a vital role in the years to come of ones life. We all have things that shape and make us into who and what we are."" says Arena. Ovtlier has grown into a roaring rock band of stadium ambitions. Led by the enigmatic frontman Joey Arena, Ovlier has already captured the hearts of more than 60K daily followers online, more than 2.1 million views of fan-curated content on YouTube, over half a million streams Spotify, appearing in Revolver Magazine, Alternative Press, Loudwire, ABC News and has been selling...

HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH RE-RELEASE IMPERFECT CIRCLE UNDER ROCK CATEGORY Re-Release to Include Added Track With Their Take on R.E.M.’s “Losing My Religion”     Hootie & the Blowfish announced the re-release of their latest album, Imperfect Circle, under the Rock category as further evidence of the band’s musical home in several genres. Initially released in the Country space in November 2019, the re-release of the album also adds their take on the classic “Losing My Religion” by R.E.M., who the band has credited as a major inspiration since their earliest days at the University of South Carolina.“Hootie now occupies an anomalous cultural space,...