Weekly Music News 21.09.25
The band "I Prevail" have released a new video for "PRAY", the fourth single from their fifth album, "Violent Nature", which came out last week. The album marked a new chapter in the band's career and is already getting enthusiastic responses from fans (that means us)...
The band "Biffy Clyro" have released the official video for "Goodbye", the fourth single from their tenth album, "Futique", released in September 2025. The video shows Simon Neil as an astronaut cut off from Earth and combines advanced technology such as Unreal Engine, AI-based effects and production at Twickenham Studios, reaching its climax in a dramatic moment when Earth explodes.
The band "SOEN" have released the official video for "Primal", the first single from their seventh album, "Reliance", due out in January 2026. Produced by Freakshot Film, the video uses animation to accompany the song's philosophical message about the struggle between people and the modern world.
The band "Dayseeker" have released the official visualizer for "Bloodlust", the new fourth single from their fifth album, "Creature In The Black Night", due out on October 24, 2025 through Spinefarm Records. The song presents a darker, more chaotic side of the band and deals with toxic people who metaphorically try to "suck your blood".
The band "Oasis" have released an official visualizer for "Morning Glory (Unplugged)", a new acoustic version of the classic song from their second album, "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?", originally released in October 1995. The acoustic version came out in September 2025 as part of the album's 30th anniversary celebrations, ahead of a reissue due out this October.
The singer Robert Plant is releasing a new album today called "Saving Grace". Plant has a new backing band, also called "Saving Grace", including singer Suzi Dian (who also received credit on the album cover), Tony Kelsey on guitar and banjo, string players Matt Worley and Barney Morse-Brown, and drummer Oli Jefferson.
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The band "President" are releasing their new EP, "King of Terrors", out on September 26, 2025. This is the band's first EP and includes the singles "Throne", "Dead Before Dying", "Killing Moon" and "Destroy Me", which have already received official videos. The band continue to build their own identity with a heavy sound and a mysterious atmosphere, wearing masks that hide the members' identities.
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The band "Dying Wish" are releasing their third album, "Flesh Stays Together". The album will include the lead single "Flesh Stays Together", released earlier this year, which revealed the band's direct, powerful approach. It continues the path of a band who combine modern metalcore with honest, sharp lyrics, led by vocalist Emma Boster.
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This week saw the release of the official trailer for "Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere", coming to cinemas on October 24, 2025. Directed by Scott Cooper, the biopic tells the story behind the making of the sixth album by Bruce Springsteen, "Nebraska", released in 1982 and considered one of the most stripped-down and personal albums of his career.
The trailer shows the period when Bruce faced a personal and artistic crisis, and his search for a new path that eventually produced one of his most influential albums.
The band "Green Day" made their Riot Fest performance unforgettable, and not only because of the music.
During the show at Douglass Park in Chicago, a teenager named Argyle took the stage. He had come from Indiana with his mother to celebrate his 16th birthday. The two got separated in the crowd before the show, and his mother searched desperately for him. She finally found him onstage after he was invited up to play with the band.
We have no idea why or how, but the famous YouTube channel ARTE Concert, which releases live concert videos and has nearly two million subscribers, uploaded the famous performance by "Nirvana" at Seattle's Paramount Theatre on October 31, 1991 this week. The show is special because it is the band's only performance recorded in full on 16 mm film, and includes live versions of songs such as "Smells Like Teen Spirit", "Lithium", "Polly" and more.
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