My World of Music – est. 2013
Boston-based Junius have long been a respected name in the post-metal scene. Formed in 2003, the band released their debut album, The Martyrdom of a Catastrophist, in 2009 and quickly established a reputation for crafting atmospheric and emotionally charged music. Following the release of Eternal Rituals for the Accretion of Light in 2017, fans had to wait almost... Continue Reading →
Today, we're taking a closer look at Milli Pilli, Muffi Puffi, Riffi Raffi, Komppi Momppi, and Mr. Heavysaurus. Together, these larger-than-life dinosaur and dragon characters make up Heavysaurus, a band with a simple but ambitious mission: introducing the next generation to the world of heavy metal. The story of Heavysaurus began in 2009 when Thunderstone... Continue Reading →
Masterplan was originally the brainchild of guitarist Roland Grapow and drummer Uli Kusch. What began as a side project alongside their work with Helloween soon became their main focus after the two musicians parted ways with the legendary German power metal band. The band's debut album arrived in 2003, launching a successful career that produced... Continue Reading →
Today, Metallica launch a remastered version of the Reload album from 1997. This version will come in different formats of which the ReLoad Remastered Limited Edition Deluxe Box Set is the one that will get fans really excited as it includes the remastered album ReLoad on 180-gram double vinyl, the 7-inch single “The Memory Remains,”... Continue Reading →
With "Leave It All Behind", Sinner present the next single from their upcoming and final studio album, Boom Bang Goodbye, set for release on July 31, 2026, via RPM. The track begins with the atmosphere of a classic power ballad and gradually builds in intensity before culminating in a soaring, anthemic refrain. Combining '80s-inspired melodies with... Continue Reading →
Today, Floor Jansen returns with her new single “Run,” along with a lyric video, released via REVAMP Music in collaboration with Warner Music. Following her solo debut album Paragon, a sold-out tour, and nearly 150 million streams across her entire solo catalog, “Run” marks the beginning of a powerful new chapter in her solo career.... Continue Reading →
In the mid- to late 1980s, Whitesnake exploded from a popular British hard rock band into a worldwide phenomenon, becoming one of the decade's most successful rock acts. This fall, Craft Recordings revisits that landmark period with vinyl reissues of Slide It In (1984), Whitesnake (1987)1, and Slip of the Tongue (1989). Powered by hits including “Here I Go Again,” “Is... Continue Reading →
After Phantom Corporation already left a trail of destruction with their latest album, Time And Tide, at the end of 2025, the next wave is already rolling toward us on August 7, 2026! And it comes in the form of a split release with Catbreath. The split consists of one EP from each band: Commando by Phantom Corporation and Die By... Continue Reading →
Some North American readers of MHMB who were already into rock music during the 1990s may remember Germany’s Fury In The Slaughterhouse. The band enjoyed a measure of international success with songs such as “Radio Orchid” and the acclaimed Mono album. Beyond their achievements in the United States and the UK, the Hannover-based outfit has long been... Continue Reading →
Introducing Deep Purple is like carrying coals to Newcastle. Few bands have left such an indelible mark on rock music as the legendary outfit from London, England. With timeless classics such as “Smoke on the Water” firmly embedded in rock history, Deep Purple have earned their place among the genre’s true giants. Nearly six decades... Continue Reading →
It was two years ago that I first heard of Dead Pioneers, almost by accident. Gregg Deal and his bandmates had just released their self-titled debut album, and what came through the speakers was a rebellious fusion of punk rock, spoken word, and raw attitude. At the time, the band was still relatively unknown, but... Continue Reading →
The acclaimed rock band John Diva & The Rockets Of Love released their new single “S.M.I.L.E.” today, along with an official visualizer—a preview of their upcoming album Your Favorite Drug, which will be released on October 16, 2026, via Frontiers Music Srl. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/EdIT6NawzhI?si=ARdBi6hDqEZx5AbJ The band comments: “Summer starts now—and John Diva calls for ‘Good... Continue Reading →
This year, Zebrahead is celebrating its impressive 30th anniversary. Just in time for the occasion, the California punk institution is returning in November and December for a major tour through Germany. Even after three decades, the world is still listening to them just as eagerly as ever. Under the banner “DRUNK AND SH*TTY IN EVERY... Continue Reading →
German death metal horde Endseeker are pleased to unleash a special cover and accompanying video of their rendition of David Hasselhoff's "True Survivor," featuring Lord Of The Lost. The track appears on the band's fiery farewell EP, Coffin Born, released on June 19th via Metal Blade Records. "In the first place, we just love this... Continue Reading →
Deep Purple are releasing their new single, “Guilt Trippin’,” today—just a few days before the worldwide release of their new studio album, SPLAT!, on July 3. What begins with a deceptively gentle piano intro develops into one of the most unpredictable and rousing moments on SPLAT!—and one of Ian Gillan’s most impressive vocal performances on the album. Behind... Continue Reading →
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