Last weekend was crowned by the release of Amaranthe’s new single and music video, “Chaos Theory.” Staying true to the sound fans have come to expect, the band delivers yet another high-energy track driven by their unmistakable brand of metal.

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Last weekend was crowned by the release of Amaranthe’s new single and music video, “Chaos Theory.” Staying true to the sound fans have come to expect, the band delivers yet another high-energy track driven by their unmistakable brand of metal.
Kyiv-based alternative metal band OnesteP released their new single “Terminated” on January 9, 2026. The song marks the band’s first release since vocalist Brood joined the lineup in 2024. Her arrival introduced female vocals in place of male ones, a decision the band has described as radical. With Brood now handling vocals and lyrics, the band’s sound has expanded, presenting their music from new perspectives.
Rock artist Austen Starr will release her debut album I Am The Enemy on February 13, 2026, via Frontiers Music Srl. The album features multiple music videos, including “Read Your Mind,” “Medusa,” “I Am The Enemy,” and “Remain Unseen,” and includes songs written with Joel Hoekstra.
Benidorm will host the second edition of the Dark City Fest on May 29 and 30, 2026, a festival dedicated to the darker and gothic sounds, taking place at Sala Penélope. The event promises to bring together fans of gothic rock, post‑punk, industrial, and dark wave, featuring a lineup that combines legendary acts with emerging international talent.
The post‑punk duo Edges, made up of Nick Ruvalcaba and Cristina Sardón, is back on the scene with a new single titled “One Bad Move”, officially released on January 16, 2026. The song marks another step in the band’s sonic evolution, combining urgent guitars, enveloping synthesizers, hardcore energy, and the vocal duality that defines the project.
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