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KAMELOT UNVEIL NEW SINGLE "ASHEN WORLD" 

KAMELOT announced their haunting new album Dark Asylum, arriving August 28, 2026. Now, they give fans their first peek into the twisting hallways of RavenHill Asylum with “Ashen World”, a triumphant, cinematic, and epic anthem.

From its very first note, "Ashen World" launches with unmistakable KAMELOT grandeur, propelled by founding guitarist Thomas Youngblood's expressive lead work, soaring orchestration, and the rich symphonic arrangements that have become the band's hallmark. The track embodies everything fans have come to love about KAMELOT;

cinematic darkness, unforgettable melodies, and a towering anthemic chorus, while introducing fresh textures and unexpected twists that expand the band's sonic landscape.

Thomas Youngblood on “Ashen World”:

“‘Ashen World’ captures that moment of standing at the crossroads between darkness and hope, where the journey forward begins. It’s classic KAMELOT at its core, while opening new doors into the world of Dark Asylum.”

With countless dynamic shifts, vocalist Tommy Karevik showcases the full breadth of his remarkable range, effortlessly moving from intimate, haunting passages to his signature soaring power. Adding another layer of atmosphere, Decessus frontwoman and reigning Miss Chile Ignacia Fernández makes an ethereal vocal appearance that intertwines beautifully with the song's haunting mood, as "Ashen World" tells the story of a world descending into darkness while never losing sight of hope, resilience, and redemption.

Tommy Karevik Adds About the Single: “It's a deep dive into the topography of the human mind, exploring its valleys, peaks, and the void in between. It's about breaking free from the limiting beliefs that hold us captive and creating a new reality that allows us to expand and realize our full potential.” 

EDITORS SHARE "THE RUSH" NEW SINGLE

Editors have announced their eighth studio album Surface, Echo & Sound, out October 30th, alongside new single “The Rush”, accompanied by an official video shot in Tokyo and directed by Henry Ehara.

Frontman Tom Smith describes “The Rush” as an imagined bar scene of two people talking about life, drinking and reflecting on its highs and lows. “That idea of finding comfort in people close to me, friends and loved ones and family, is a theme that comes up all the time,” he says. “It’s a theme that is in everything to a degree.” The track features Smith on mandolin, an instrument Lockey describes as “a big character on this record. A lot of the rhythms come from the mandolin and the acoustic as much as they do from the drums.”

Of the sessions, Smith says: “It was a very productive summer. The sun was out for the most part,

we were in greenest Gloucestershire, not far from where I live, on this innocuous little industrial estate,

it was pretty much the opposite of being in Berghain!”

FLOOR JANSEN RETURN TO METAL ROOTS IN NEW SINGLE "RUN"

Nightwish vocalist and solo artist FLOOR JANSEN returns with her new single, ‘Run‘.

Following her solo debut LP “Paragon”.

The single reveals a heavier, darker side of Floor’s solo sound. Produced by Gordon Groothedde, with whom

Floor previously worked on After Forever’s final album before her years with Nightwish, ’Run‘ combines a compact song structure with down-tuned guitars, layered vocals, and Floor’s distinct vocal power. The track moves closer to the metal roots that shaped her early career, while retaining the melodic clarity and direct songwriting of her solo work.

“To me, ‘Run’ is about no longer making yourself smaller to fit into a shape that was never yours,” says Floor.

“It’s about taking off the mask, trusting your own movement, and daring to be seen that way. Musically, it feels like the start of something heavier and more direct, but still honest, still melodic, still completely me.”

ROB ZOMBIE UNLEASHES CHAOS WITH "TARANTULA"

The legendary musician continues expanding the visual universe of The Great Satan

with the release of the official music video for “Tarantula”, one of the songs that has generated

the strongest response from fans since the album's arrival.

Unlike some of the highly cinematic and narrative-driven videos that have defined much of his career, “Tarantula” embraces a more direct approach. The clip is centered around the band's live performance, showcasing Zombie

and his musicians tearing through the song beneath an intense yellow lighting scheme that dominates

the entire visual aesthetic.

Since the album's release, “Tarantula” has become one of the standout tracks from The Great Satan, a record that marked Zombie's return to the studio after a five-year gap between full-length releases.