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3 weeks ago | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
THE DEAD DAISIES have been carving their own path in life since their formation in 2012. The Australian-American band have released seven albums and one cover album, along with sharing stages with the likes of KISS, DEF LEPPARD, and AEROSMITH. Their new album, Lookin’ For Trouble, is a love letter to blues music, being a cover album of some of the most popular and influential songs from a genre that has shaped music into what it is today.
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1 month ago | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
SENNA was only supposed to be a studio side project. But once vocalist Simon Masdjedi, guitarist Marcel Dürr, bassist Fabian Cattarius, and drummer Leon Dorn started experimenting with their sound, the band came into their own. After releasing their debut EP, A Moment Of Quiet, in 2022, it showcased the band’s imagination and ability to not be shoved into one genre.
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2 months ago | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
STORM ORCHESTRA are making 2025 their year. After the release of their 2020 self-titled EP and 2023’s What A Time To Be Alive, the trio had their breakthrough in 2024 after spending a few years playing in the underground Parisian clubs.
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Mar 24, 2025 | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
AFTERLOVE is Mirza Radonjica‘s passion project. The SIAMESE vocalist created a mini-album of songs that were done in almost a single take each, and full of ideas and raw energy. He decided to tear up the rulebook when it comes to song writing, and chose to make the process less stressful. Teaming up with Zac Allen from IF NOT FOR ME, Zack Baker of RAIN CITY DRIVE and Luka Rozaka of TEN56.
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Mar 16, 2025 | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
SPLIT vocalist Benjamin Jeppesen began his musical career as a teenager in New York City. By joining the band THE DEAD ARE LIVING as a guitarist, he honed his guitar skills. He also shared stages with bands such as I SEE STARS and EYES SET TO KILL by the age of 14. His early exposure to the music scene fuelled a lifelong passion for hardcore music. In 2024, SPLIT formed.
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Mar 12, 2025 | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
Just like everything nowadays, music has become commodified. It seems like every other week, there’s a a new musician reigning supreme in every genre of music. In a world where anyone can become a musician thanks to virality and the ease of recording equipment, is there any authenticity left? The answer is ‘yes’, and bands SPLIT DOGS are proof. The Bristolian punks aren’t here for their fifteen seconds of fame or to sell you a lifestyle.
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Feb 23, 2025 | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
AMBER PACIFIC have returned with their first new album in eleven years. The pop-punk band from Washington formed in 2002, and became one of the defining names in the mid-2000s rock scene thanks to their 2005 debut album The Possibility and the Promise. The album saw them mixing with the likes of YELLOWCARD and THE ACADEMY IS…, and their 2007 follow-up Truth In Sincerity reached 64 in the Billboard Top 200, cementing the band’s popularity.
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Feb 6, 2025 | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
DEAD AIR‘s latest EP, Elements follows on from their 2022 debut EP City Sins. After the video for their song Teeth Grinder went viral, racking up over 600 thousand views, all eyes were on DEAD AIR. The trio – vocalist and bassist Reuben Moonasar, drummer Richard Greenbury, and guitarist Lyle Salvatore – are known for their energetic live shows and have played at Isle of White Festival and Decolonise Festival, and have been supported by radio stations such as BBC Radio 1 and Planet Rock.
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Feb 5, 2025 | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
Even before CALL ME AMOUR formed, their individual resumes were impressive to say the least. Individually, the band have played in venues such as Brixton Academy, festivals such as Download Festival, and even performed in the West End musical Wicked, alongside touring with the likes of PAPA ROACH and LIMP BIZKIT.
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
distortedsoundmag.com | Katie Bird
“This EP is all about cults,” FIXATION vocalist Jonas W Hansen explains. “It’s also about the psychological effects cults have on people, and speaking in tongues is this phenomenon that is very strange and interesting. We had a demo for the last album called Speak In Tongues, which is what we ended up calling our EP.”Speak In Tongues was supposed to be a four track EP that was put out in between the Norwegian metalcore band’s debut album, More Subtle Than Death, and their upcoming sophomore album.
