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Flyleaf: unexpected reunion with the first singer Lacey Sturm

Author Silvia Tortiglione - 7.11.2022

American rock band Flyleaf is ready to return on stage with Lacey Sturm, lead singer in the original line-up. After incredible success in the early 2000s and a platinum eponymous debut album, “Flyleaf” in 2005, the band experimented with several changes.

Lacey Sturm left in 2013 and dedicated herself to solo mystical projects. Now, it looks like she is coming back to her roots. This renovated, but old-fashion version of Flyleaf will perform at the Sick New World, a brand new festival in Las Vegas, along with Korn, System of A Down, Evanescence, Lacuna Coil, Ville Valo and many more!

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HammerFall announce a new album for August – check out the first single with official video

Today, HammerFall proudly announce their 13th studio album “Avenge The Fallen”, which will be released on August 9th via Nuclear Blast Records. That’s right, less than a year after taking the final bow of the “United Forces” tour, the quintet of guitarist Oscar Dronjak, singer Joacim Cans, bass player Fredrik Larsson, guitarist Pontus Norgen, and drummer David Wallin are back with ten brand new solid pieces of...

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An average affair – review of Kerry King’s debut album “From Hell I Rise”

I love music so much, and one thing I love almost just as music is quotes. Max Beerbohm once said, “Only mediocrity can be trusted to be always at its best.” That is probably the most fitting description I could find to describe Kerry King‘s debut album “From Hell I Rise”, to be released on...

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Triumph over the North: Myrkur at Academy 2, Manchester, UK

In the realm of heavy metal, Myrkur has forged a path, enchanting audiences with unique blends of black metal and folky ethereal soundscapes. Setting the night on the right path of mesmerising identity, Jonathan Hultén of Tribulation fame gave an elaborate presence that created an enigmatic atmosphere, setting the right tone for an unforgettable evening....

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Gene Simmons plays first show with his solo band in six years: Setlist and videos available

Gene Simmons, the iconic bassist of Kiss, made a triumphant return to the spotlight with his debut solo performance following Kiss‘s farewell show in December. The Gene Simmons Band electrified the audience at the grand opening of the latest Rock & Brews venue in Ridgefield, WA, on April 23, treating fans to an unforgettable 18-song...

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David Gilmour unveils first solo album in nearly a decade: “Luck And Strange”

David Gilmour, the iconic figure from Pink Floyd, has set the stage for his return with the announcement of his upcoming solo album, “Luck And Strange,” slated for release on September 6 via Sony Music. The anticipation builds as fans await the unveiling of the album’s debut track, “The Piper’s Call,” scheduled for release this...

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Zoltan Bathory explains why he isn’t in touch with former members of Five Finger Death Punch

In a recent conversation with Loaded Radio, Zoltan Bathory, the founder and guitarist of Five Finger Death Punch, delved into the topic of his current relationship with former bandmates like guitarist Jason Hook and drummer Jeremy Spencer. Bathory’s reflections shed light on the transient nature of life within the fast-paced world of touring and musical...

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Sonic Universe release a new single with video “It Is What It Is”

Corey Glover and Sonic Universe’s debut album “It Is What It Is” arrives on May 10th. Combining the forces of the Grammy-award winning lead singer of Living Colour and Adrenaline Mob’s guitarist and founding member Mike Orlando, today released title track “It Is What It Is”, sums up all the power of all the stars in perfect alignment here....

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Pallbearer release second single ‘Endless Place’

Pallbearer have released a second song from their highly-anticipated new album, “Mind Burns Alive” (May 17, Nuclear Blast Records), with today’s arrival of the deeply moving ‘Endless Place,’ complemented by a visually striking black-and-white companion video.‘Endless Place,’ which features the band’s first-ever musical collaboration (a saxophone solo from Norman Williamson of Amasa Hines), encapsulates the thematic essence of the...

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