Portuguese gothic metal icons Moonspell have released a haunting new lyric video for “The Great Wolf in the Sky,” the latest single from their highly acclaimed new album Far From God, out July 3 via Napalm Records.

HardDrive Radio with Lou Brutus celebrates 30 years on the air with a 4th of July weekend anniversary special featuring archival interviews with Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Linkin Park, Slipknot, and more, plus the “30 Songs from 30 Years” list.

Springboard to Design (SB2D) has announced additional Tony Award-winning guest artists for its 2026 cohort, including Mimi Lien, Alejo Vietti, and Charles LaPointe, while opening applications for three tuition-free programs supporting high school students and emerging designers from underrepresented communities.

New York City songwriter Coco Smith has signed to Brooklyn’s Vinegar Hill Sound Records and announced her new album, “You Won’t Get My Message but You’ll Hear It,” out July 10, 2026. New single “Multiform” is streaming now.

Parisian singer-songwriter Gabi Hartmann teams with Brooklyn’s Melissa Mary Ahern for “Roll By,” a delicate new single about acceptance and letting go — out now with an acoustic live video.

Los Angeles slime merchants SQUID PISSER — led by Tommy Meehan (Grodius Maximus of GWAR) with Seth Carolina of Starcrawler — return August 28th with “Throat Slave,” a full-length EP featuring remixes from HYPER GAL, PLACK BLAGUE, KK Null of ZENI GEVA, DRUMCORPS, FARTBARF and more. Lead single “Mucus” is out now.

Nashville’s TKO Artist Management has promoted Megan Pavlovic and Jordan Bernal to Artist Manager and Ben Sojka to Manager, Publishing & Internal Operations, deepening the boutique firm’s bench across a roster that includes Jamey Johnson, Toby Keith, Jackson Dean, Mac McAnally, and more.

Tony Award–winning legend Betty Buckley releases “On the 4th of July,” a stirring James Taylor cover and the second single from her upcoming live album Enough, out July 17 via Palmetto Records.

Chicago rapper Woes returns with “CHIANNE,” a gritty new single produced by Hobbes that reimagines the city as a toxic ex-lover you can’t quite quit.

Bad Wolves usher in a bold new era with the arrival of vocalist Killboy (Sara Skinner) and their fiery new single and music video “Paint It Red,” out now via Better Noise Music.

Indie-pop trio The Wldlfe are hitting the road this fall on their “Long Way Home Tour” and celebrating with a brand-new single, “No Sleep,” out today via Riser House Records.

Los Angeles heavy metal outfit Death Dealer Union premiere the cinematic music video for “Cult of the Moonlight” and open pre-orders for their debut album “Dark Sister,” due September 18. Digital single drops July 3, with two special live shows to follow in October.

Grammy-winning producer and rapper Pi’erre Bourne unveils the atmospheric official music video for “Retraite” and announces the Made In Paris Tour, a fall run stretching from San Francisco to a hometown-of-the-album finale in Paris.

GWAR guitarist Tommy Meehan’s avant-grind outfit SQUID PISSER return with “Throat Slave,” a full-length EP arriving August 28th via SKiN GRAFT / SWEATBAND Records. Featuring lead single “Mucus” and remixes from HYPER GAL, PLACK BLAGUE, KK NULL of ZENI GEVA, DRUMCORPS, FARTBARF and more.

Brooklyn’s eccentric one-man studio auteur Dan Fisher unveils his debut EP ‘The Domino Accords,’ a cinematic body of work built entirely at his own Parasol Studios.

Ice Nine Kills unleash “Play Dead,” a bloody new single and music video created with Dead by Daylight for the horror game’s 10th Anniversary, welcoming Tony Hawk, Devon Sawa, and Krsy Fox into the INKverse.

Los Angeles garage rock favorites The Paranoyds break a nearly three-year silence with Late Nighter, a 4-song EP produced in part by The Kills’ Jamie Hince, out now via Third Man Records.

Alt-rock trio Weathers reimagine their 2016 breakout “Happy Pills” as “Happy Pillz (Higher Dose),” out now via their new label home, Big Machine Rock.

Goo Goo Dolls premiere a stripped-down, “Live and Intimate” version of “Stay With You” ahead of the July 24 release of Let Love In (20th Anniversary Edition) via Warner Records — plus a massive summer tour with Neon Trees.