Better Than Ezra, King's X, Superchunk, & Violent Soho
Catch up on the week in new releases & Dig Me Out podcasts
Latest Podcasts 💪
King's X - Gretchen Goes to Nebraska | 80s Metal Album Review
Superchunk - Foolish | 90s Rock Album Review
Violent Soho - We Don't Belong Here | 00s Rock Album Review
Latest Releases ✨
Ministry - HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES
Better Than Ezra - Super Magick
Camera Obscura - Look To The East, Look To The West
Camera Obscura, a cherished name in indie pop known for their reverb-soaked tunes reminiscent of 1960s girl groups, has released their first studio album since 2013. Maintaining their twee essence, this Scottish band introduces subtle new twists, including country music influences, a rare element in UK indie pop. The album features pedal steel on tracks like the title song, blending the band's signature sound with fresh elements. With Tracyanne Campbell’s matured voice guiding themes of love and aging, the album resonates with both nostalgia and novelty, perfect for those who appreciate melodic depth and lyrical warmth
P.O.D. - Veritas
It’s been a minute since their last album "Circles," and P.O.D. is going back to their roots here with a straightforward rock vibe. They’ve got some collaborations going on too, with Randy Blythe from Lamb of God and Tatiana Shmayluk from Jinjer adding their unique touches.
Kelly Jones - Inevitable Incredible
Kelly Jones from Stereophonics just dropped a new solo album, "Inevitable Incredible." He's shaking things up this time, going all-in with the piano and some deeply personal vibes. Picture this: he's out on this remote Norwegian island, just him and the music, knocking out these cinematic tracks in six days flat. It’s got that raw, stripped-back feel with live vocals and strings—totally different from the usual rock stuff he does with the band.
Cast Your Vote in the 80s Metal Album Tournament!
Metalheads, lend us your ears! We've lined up nine blistering 80s metal albums for a head-banging tournament, and we need your votes to crown the champion.
Current voting results show a tight race, with Vinnie Vincent Invasion and Danzig leading. Don’t see your top pick leading? Change that by casting your vote now!
