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Italian/Swedish hard rock/heavy metal band Hell in the Club return today with their new single and official video “The Devil Won’t Forget Me”, out now via Frontiers Music Srl.

The new documentary, No Escape From Now, which chronicles Ozzy Osbourne’s health struggles leading up to his performance at the recent Back to the Beginning concert, is still scheduled to premiere on Paramount+ this fall despite the singer’s death at 76. “Filming with him, Sharon, Aimee, Kelly and Jack for the last three and a half years will always be a cherished and remarkable experience,” said Phil and Tania Alexander, the creative team behind the rock doc. “We got to regularly witness Ozzy’s indomitable spirit, his mischievous, irresistible grin and his masterful display of unique one-liners. We will always love you dear Oz.”

A distinctive fighting spirit is undoubtedly an integral part of Jet Jaguar's DNA. The four-piece from Mexico is one of the most promising metal newcomers of 2025 yet they have survived a dramatic lineup change just as effortlessly as the difficult lockdown years and — you could say — as a dramatic climax. They endured a serious traffic accident in Autumn 2024 during their tour with Anvil. At the end of the day, these experiences have helped the band to grow tougher and more mature. 

Sweden’s favorite melodic rock band – was formed in 1985 in Sundsvall, Sweden, by members of local acts Overload, Red Skies, and The Kaza. The band quickly gained popularity on the Swedish rock scene, performing at clubs and festivals, and earning hits on local radio.In 1986, they reached the finals of the POP-86 competition in Stockholm, judged by Tommy Nilsson (Easy Action) and Kee Marcello (Europe). A year later, they signed with TAB Records and released their debut single “Hearts Keep On Burning”, featuring backing vocals from Tommy Nilsson, followed by “Fool For Your Love” in 1988. They made frequent TV appearances and shared stages with acts like Status Quo.In 1990, the band briefly rebranded as Cherry Red and signed with CBS, releasing the single “Only The Strong”. However, the record deal dissolved, and it wasn't until 2008 that they released their first CD, Better Late Than Never, a collection of singles and unreleased tracks.Roulette’s modern chapter began in 2015 with the single “Secret Room”, produced by Chris Rehn. This marked the beginning of their full comeback, culminating in the 2019 album Now!, which was named one of the best melodic rock albums of the year by outlets like Rocknytt (Sweden), AORland (Spain), and Burrn! (Japan).The band headlined a successful tour in Spain in 2022 and performed at major festivals including All Star Fest (Belgium) and Sabaton Open Air (Sweden), receiving rave reviews. A string of singles followed, including “Ready For Friday Night”, which was voted one of the best singles of 2022.In 2024, Roulette released the EP From Now Until Today, featuring past singles and the new track “Love’s The Drug”, which charted in Sweden. The EP debuted at No. 8 on the Swedish album and vinyl charts.Their highly anticipated new album GO! is set for release in spring 2025, featuring 10 brand-new tracks that blend their signature melodic hooks with the energy of classic influences like Thin Lizzy, Def Leppard, Bryan Adams, and Van Halen.Known for their dynamic live shows, Roulette will return to Spain for a headline tour in October 2025, along with select festival and club appearances—including a special 40th anniversary hometown show in Sundsvall.

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DRAGONSCLAW is the name one of the first bands Giles Lavery co-formed with Ben Thomas in 2010, while still residing in Sydney, Australia. Their debut album »Prophecy« was quickly recorded in 2011, followed by »Judgement Day« (2013). And now, a record breaking twelve years later, it’s time for the follow-up.Apart from Giles Lavery on vocals, »Moving Target« features Australian citizens Ben Thomas (guitars) and Aaron Thomas (bass) as well Warlord members Mark Zonder (drums) and Jimmy Waldo (keyboards).“For me the direction on »Moving Target« was intended to be if Judas Priest had made an album somewhere in 1985 between »Defenders Of The Faith« and »Turbo«,” describes the vocalist the sound of the new DRAGONSCLAW album, “with some of the second Fifth Angel album in there too.”Keyboards are prominently featured on »Moving Target«, which was actually the original plan of the band: “I think for this album the keyboards are very important, they create the needed atmosphere and drama. I would say that we used them in a similar way that Virgin Steele did on »Age Of Consent«, namely to build atmosphere. I really like that haunting effect keyboards can have when used right. Like Tony Banks from Genesis does, or Tony Carey on his Planet P Project albums ... Jimmy Waldo is one of those guys too.”Probably the fastest and most upbeat number on »Moving Target« is called “Shadowfire”. And it comes with a surprise: “’Shadowfire’ reminded me of a current-day Riot song, so I asked Todd Michael Hall to sing on it with me, and he was kind enough to do so!”“(Tell Me) All Your Lies”, on the other hand, another standout track on »Moving Target«, is quite an accessible composition, possibly the catchiest tune on »Moving Target«. It’s got a bit of that “Wasted Years” Maiden-vibe, following the Adrian Smith school of songwriting. “I am glad you noticed that,” laughs the singer. “As I heard that too ... Co-producer Thomas Mergler was largely responsible for helping to finish that song up as it wasn't quite right and he added some very good ideas to it.”With the band on fire and Giles Lavery, the singer, coming across as a blend of Michael Kiske, Geoff Tate and Ronnie James Dio, »Moving Target« has every chance to become a modern-day heavy metal classic.LINE-UP:Giles Lavery - VocalsBen Thomas - GuitarAaron Thomas - BassJimmy Waldo - KeysMark Zonder - Drums

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Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary singer for Black Sabbath and heavy metal pioneer, died on Tuesday (July 22) at the age of 76. Osbourne’s family released a statement confirming his death: “It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning. He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family privacy at this time.”

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"TIME BOMB by RAZORWIRE HALO came out of a place of reflection more than rage. It's about the slow, quiet damage that builds up over time when you repress everything---your anger, your sadness, your doubts. We wanted to write a song that captured that internal pressure, like you're holding everything in until eventually, something gives.

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Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath's "Back to the Beginning" charity concert on July 5 raised over $200 million for three charities, setting the record for the highest-grossing benefit show of all time. The day-long heavy metal extravaganza took place at Villa Park in Birmingham, England, and the money generated from the show surpassed the amounts raised by FireAid and Farm Aid combined. The concert – billed as Ozzy’s final stage performance and the first reunion of all four original Sabbath members in 20 years – saw approximately 40,000 ticketholders and reached a peak of 5.8 million online viewers. The funds will be distributed equally to Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Acorn Children’s Hospice, and Cure Parkinson’s. Additional donations were raised through raffling tickets, auctioning off art and band photographs, and contributions from fans. The final donation to each charity has yet to be disclosed. (Billboard)

In a series of social media posts on Friday (July 11), Nikki Sixx revealed that health issues prevented Mötley Crüe from participating in Ozzy Osbourne's farewell show earlier this month. When a Twitter user asked him, “Motley Crue wasn't invited to perform at Black Sabbath's farewell? Would you have liked to have been there?,” the bassist responded, “We have been having health issues within the band…” Sixx later elaborated in his own post: “As some of you know I take my health extremely serious. I work HARD and I'm not interested in dying from work and BS STRESS. I have a wonderful wife, 5 golden children and a beautiful granddaughter.  Do you think any part of my past indulgences is worth destroying the beautiful life I built?  Never.” While Sixx didn’t share any specific ailments within the Crüe, they previously postponed their Las Vegas residency due to singer Vince Neil's vocal ailment, which will now kick-off in September. (Rolling Stone)