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After 15 years, five albums, and countless miles on the road, Volumes are still pushing forward—evolving their sound while staying rooted in the energy that first defined them. With Mirror Touch, the band leans into both reflection and experimentation, balancing their signature heaviness with new melodic territory. We caught up with vocalist Myke Terry to talk about his origins, unforgettable moments on tour, creative risks, and what keeps him going after all this time.
If you thought rock music had settled into a predictable groove, Gunshine is here to prove otherwise. Blending gritty Southern edge with big, melodic hooks, the band is carving out a lane they proudly call “swamp rock.” We caught up with guitarist Austin Ingerman to talk about their unconventional album rollout, creative process, gear, and the Florida roots that shape their sound.
Gunshine isn’t just releasing music—they’re building an experience. From vinyl-first drops to genre-bending tracks and a distinctly Southern edge, Grand Rising represents a band unafraid to do things their own way. And if Ingerman has anything to say about it, they’re just getting started.
“However you want to release music—that’s the beauty of it now,” he says. “There are no rules.”
Somewhere near Brighton, under a sky that refuses to cooperate, Joe Nally is exactly where you’d expect a modern metal frontman to be: embracing the gloom, laughing at the chaos, and riding high on the release of Setting Fire to the Sky
Whether it’s shredding epic riffs, belting melodic choruses, or blowing up the stage with pure UK metal swagger, URNE is on fire. Setting Fire to the Sky isn’t just an album—it’s a full-throttle experience. Crank it loud, feel the energy, and keep your eyes on Joe Nally and the gang—they’re just getting started.
Over the years, Sumo Cyco have carved out a fiercely independent path in modern rock—blending punk attitude, metal energy, and cinematic storytelling into a style that’s unmistakably their own. Fronted by the charismatic Skye Sweetnam and powered by guitarist Matt Drake, the band has built a global following through relentless touring, hands-on creativity, and a deep connection with fans.
Emerging once again from the shadows of New York City's underground, Vajra returns with “Sub Specie Aeternitatis” — a thunderous, soul-stirring single that fuses gothic drama with progressive metal complexity. Fronted by the hauntingly expressive Annamaria Pinna, the band delivers not just a song, but a fully immersive experience that questions the very nature of existence.
