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Here is the Weekly Rockin'Town Newsletter
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Kill The Lights Sophomore Album Drops
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Kill The Lights, featuring ex-Bullet For My Valentine bassist Jason "Jay" James and drummer Michael "Moose" Thomas have issued its sophomore album, "Death Melodies." The band's '20 debut LP "The Sinner" contained "The Faceless" which posted two million-plus Spotify streams followed by "Through The Night" and "Shed My Skin" with each crossing the one million mark. "Death Melodies" Track Listing: 01. Hear You Scream02. Die Alone03. Broken Bones04. Bleeding05. Scapegoat06. From Ashes07. Wasting Away08. Man Without A Face09. Ghost Of Yesterday10. Sleep With …
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Judas Priest's "Invincible Sheild" Is Out
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Judas Priest's nineteenth studio album "Invincible Sheild," has dropped. The album’s lead single was “Panic Attack" followed by “Trial By Fire," "Crown Of Horns" and “The Serpent And The King.” "It sounds like a young bunch of metal heads banging it out," stated frontman Rob Halford. “This (album) has got probably some more progressive elements that we’ve never really delved into before,” …
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March 3rd - 9th 3/3 Black Sabbath joins Spotify’s “Billions Club” with “Paranoid.” The title track from the band’s second studio album is their first song to break the one-billion threshold. 3/4 Sinead O’Connor‘s estate demands the removal of the late singer’s music from Donald Trump‘s political campaign rallies. During recent stops in Maryland and North Carolina, her defining single “Nothing Compares 2 …
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The End Machine's "The Quantum Phase" Has Arrived
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The End Machine, a collaborative project with former Dokken members, guitarist George Lynch and bassist Jeff Pilson, had released its third album, 'The Quantum Phase." The set, with lead track "Silent Winter," features vocalist Girish Pradhan, who replaced Robert Mason in '22. "We loved Robert Mason, and he's an incredible singer, but we felt it was time for a little bit of a change," said …
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Wolfgang Van Halen's Family Joins Adopt A School
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Following in the footsteps of his late father Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen), who generously supported music education in schools, Wolfgang Van Halen has announced his family has committed to kick-starting the Adopt A School campaign with a $1,000 donation toward each of the first 100 participating schools. The Adopt A School campaign, which connects qualifying schools in need of musical …
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