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BOUM PATAT band artwork for new single Je Suis Zat

Electro-Metal Force BOUM PATAT Drop New Video “Je Suis Zat”

Pre-save the album Ma Belgitude A Wild Party Anthem Belgium’s electro-fun-metal disruptors BOUM PATAT return with “Je Suis Zat”, a bilingual, high-energy anthem taken from their upcoming debut Ma Belgitude (out October 31, 2025 via Wormholedeath). The track celebrates both the chaos of partying and the harsh...

Jon Harris performing If You Wouldn’t from the album Parallel Heart

Jon Harris Shares Playthrough Video for “If You Wouldn’t”

Edmonton-based instrumental rock guitarist Jon Harris has released the playthrough video for If You Wouldn’t, a standout cut from his album Parallel Heart (Epictronic). The track pulls you into a spacious, emotive landscape where soulful lead lines, tasteful phrasing, and layered guitars and keys create...

A.Y.M heavy metal band promo for Are You Ready EP

Swedish Heavy Metal Force A.Y.M Unleash New EP Are You Ready

A.Y.M, the Swedish heavy metal act from Växjö, proudly presents their new EP Are You Ready, released in September 2025 via Wormholedeath. The five-piece—Alex Vince (vocals), Oskar Hollingsworth (guitar), Tony Pettersson (guitar), Christoffer Elofsson (bass), and Johan Svensson (drums)—embody the spirit of traditional heavy metal...

Epictronic new digital platform homepage preview

Epictronic Launches New Digital Platform with Gold Leaf Media

Epictronic has launched its refreshed digital platform, created in collaboration with California-based Gold Leaf Media. The new site is designed to give fans, artists, and industry partners an intuitive hub for everything Epictronic—news, releases, music videos, features, and exclusive content—brought together in a single, streamlined...

CROSSON glam rock band promotional image for Heaven’s Bell

Glam Rockers CROSSON Release Heartfelt Ballad “Heaven’s Bell”

A Theatrical Ballad with Emotional WeightAustralian glam rock warriors CROSSON are known for their fist-pumping, high-energy anthems, but with “Heaven’s Bell” they reveal a more vulnerable side. The track is drenched in emotion and symphonic grandeur, serving as both a farewell and a hopeful promise...