‘U2- Days of Ash’ New EP Out Now
After nine years, U2 returns with a bold new EP of urgent, emotional songs reflecting global unrest, activism, and hope ahead of their 2026 album.
After nine years, U2 returns with a bold new EP of urgent, emotional songs reflecting global unrest, activism, and hope ahead of their 2026 album.
Here are the most exciting Record Store Day 2026 releases, from Alcatrazz and Black Sabbath to The Doors, Alice Cooper, Vince Guaraldi, Rainbow, and more exclusive vinyl gems.
Dizzy Gillespie, Magilla Gorilla, and Yogi Bear led 1964 satirical presidential campaigns, mixing humor, pop culture, and American politics.
Tony Iommi: See the birth of heavy metal from the factories of Birmingham to the global stage, where crushing riffs and dark tone reshaped rock history forever.
Enjoy Vince Guaraldi’s iconic 1964 Linus and Lucy first televised performance, a rare, nostalgic, and groovy jazz moment for Peanuts lovers everywhere.
Man on the Run revisits Paul McCartney and Wings, exploring their 1970s reinvention with a new documentary and companion soundtrack album.
Highway Of Diamonds revisits Bob Dylan songs through soul, gospel, and jazz by iconic African American artists in Ace’s Black America Sings series.
A personal reflection on The Stooges Fun House, the Rhino High Fidelity reissue, and how its raw sound, chaos, and influence still hit hard today.
Seu Jorge’s acoustic Bowie songs in Portuguese give The Life Aquatic its dreamy, calming mood that fans still treasure today.
Beware of “His Shadow Creeps” by TheCyborgTim, a hard rock Groundhog Day anthem that turns winter silly folklore into a horror-fueled metal ritual.
Blake Porter’s I Work in a Warehouse captures the honest grind of forklifts, manual labor, and bills, resonating with warehouse workers and music fans alike.
The No Life ’Til Leather demo reignites Metallica and Megadeth tensions as Dave Mustaine disputes songwriting credits and blocks a long-delayed reissue.