Metalsucks — He's damn good. The post Gojira’s Mario Duplantier Flies Off The Handle with His Latest Drum Solo “Meteor” appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metalsucks — This could be one hell of a collab. The post Ex-Kyuss Frontman John Garcia Reveals He and Mastodon’s Bill Kelliher Have Started a Band appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Obscure Sound — Somerset, UK-based band MothBreath unveil a fantastic dream-pop, shoegaze, and rock intertwining on their eponymous new album. Shades of Cocteau Twins and Beach House show throughout the compelling production, propelled by Kirsty Dougall’s striking vocal presence. “Wolf Eyes” opens the album with a smoky entrancement, traversing through vocal mystique and debonair guitar twangs. An independent spirit is apparent in the lyrics, conveying a simultaneous self-protector and provider; the powerful vocal presence — declaring “she doesn’t need you,” — resonates with an introspective stirring on this atmospheric rock opener. “Wildfire Haze” follows, crafting an impressive one-two starting punch to the album. The post MothBreath – ‘mothbreath’ appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Obscure Sound — The new album from Nashville-based band The Welters, For Your Consideration is a no-frills rock success, embracing a blaring ardency across its alt-rock and post-punk maneuvering. While the Nashville scene is prevalent in singer/songwriter acts, The Welters pursue something with more vigor. “We just started to hate putting in a shift at work and not having a way to release that energy through loud, fast and punchy music,” they explain. An anthemic rock sound conjures a variety of influences — spanning from The Strokes to Interpol and The Killers — though the band retains an original spirit as well across The post The Welters – ‘For Your Consideration’ appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Stereogum — Last year, Kelly Clarkson covered Olivia Rodrigo’s GUTS single “Vampire,” and last month Clarkson tackled Rodrigo’s Hunger Games song “Can’t Catch Me Now.” On tonight’s episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the pop veteran performed a rendition of Rodrigo’s other GUTS banger, “bad idea right?.” more info

Antimusic Rock — Richie Kotzen has released a music video for the new single 'Cheap Shots' from his forthcoming album more info

Antimusic Rock — Japanese rockers Crossfaith have shared the video for their futuristic and post-apocalyptic new single 'God Speed' (Feat. WARGASM). more info

Antimusic Rock — Kings of Leon have released a brand new visualizer video for their song 'Seen', more info