Liz Scarlett

5 days ago | loudersound.com | Liz Scarlett

With their 2024 debut Do Not Go To War With The Demons Of Manzadaran, London's Lowen established themselves as a bright new force in prog metal. Nina Saeidi's towering vocals mixed with crashing riffs, the band drawing on everything from Iranian folklore and extreme metal to create something vibrant and isntantly compelling. Little surprise then, that Nina's personal music tastes would be just as broad.

3 weeks ago | loudersound.com | Liz Scarlett

Ghost have unveiled the new single, Peacefield, lifted from their forthcoming new album, Skeletá, which is due out on April 25, via Loma Vista. Peacefield is the third track to arrive from the album, following Satanized and Lachryma, the latter of which was released earlier this month. Heavily-80s coded and featuring a power stance-inducing chorus, Peacefield lands somewhere between Journey, Alice Cooper and Kiss, with a triumphant melody and a hard-hitting hair metal guitar riff.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Liz Scarlett

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysWhen you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Ghost have unveiled the new single, Peacefield, lifted from their forthcoming new album, Skeletá, which is due out on April 25, via Loma Vista.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Liz Scarlett

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3 weeks ago | loudersound.com | Liz Scarlett

Walking into the light, a robed, long-haired man steps out from his seat, arms-outstretched to the crowd before him, sparking a deafening round of applause. ‘Jesus has returned!’ shouts a corpse-painted nun. On this (un)holiest of Easter weekends, the O2 arena finds itself transformed into a biblical fever dream, as throngs of vestment-clad glitter-covered devotees await the arrival of their true idol of worship, Tobias Forge, the frontman of visionary occult party-rockers Ghost.