Simple Minds drew Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins and Steve Hillage in with their “combination of rock, trance and a dark futuristic thing” that owed much to prog

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Simple Minds drew Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins and Steve Hillage in with their “combination of rock, trance and a dark futuristic thing” that owed much to prog
A review of The Arsonist by Wailin Storms, available worldwide July 10th, via Season of Mist.
Everything’s falling into place for the Warning. After serving up their scorching “Kerosene” in March and the boom-heavy “Ego” in May, the sisters Villareal have now confirmed that their fifth album arrives in full this summer. Dubbed Everything’s Falling, it sees release August 28th through Lava/Republic Records. Details are still developing behind the release, but the Warning have spent the past week teasing the release through a countdown website, which initially pictured a pair of flame-charred angel wings and an email sign-up. Add to this, the band began promoting their next single, “Ritual,” through a series of teasers on socials, which find guitarist Dany, drummer Pau and bassist Ale donning their own feathers, as well as brandishing some kind of ceremonial dagger. It also seemingly stars a group of masked occultists and a pale white horse. The “Ritual” video is rated “R,” per one of their posts, and features “strong sequences of ritual and transformation, of a symbolic death.” The single officially touches down this Friday (June 12th). Though we’re waiting for rest of the info, colored vinyl and CD copies of Everything’s Falling — the band’s first LP since 2024’s Keep Me Fed — are up for pre-order now in Revolver’s shop. That d be the album cover down below. As previously reported, the Warning are currently undertaking a spring North American tour with Yungblud, which hits New York City’s Radio City Music Hall. The rest of their upcoming tour dates can be found here.
Guitarist of Soundgarden, Kim Thayil, opens up about the difficulty of working on their final record with the late Chris Cornell.
"I could never have anticipated the vacuum, the absence, and how profound it is"
"It's important for the legacy of Soundgarden. It's important for the legacy of Chris Cornell. It is doing right by our collective work. It is doing right by our partner and friend."
It is doing right by our partner and friend.
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