Heavy metal has lost a true legend. Ozzy Osbourne, the iconic voice behind Black Sabbath, has passed away at 76. Discover the moving details behind his final farewell concert and the legacy he leaves behind.

Thrice crank the intensity with “Gnash,” a new single that marks a heavy return to form. Dive into our pick for Best New Track and hear the band at their most unrelenting in years.

After a week of cryptic teasers and sold-out shows, Tyler, The Creator has just dropped a surprise new album, DON’T TAP THE GLASS. Discover why this release is making waves and how it connects to his record-setting world tour. Read more here.

Deftones are back with one of their most atmospheric tracks yet. Hear the stunning new single “My Mind Is a Mountain” and get a glimpse of what’s to come on their newly announced album.

Big Thief are back with a new single and a new album on the way. Hear “All Night All Day” and get all the details on Double Infinity and their upcoming tour.

Geese are back with their third album Getting Killed and a ripping new single “Taxes.” Dive into their wildest chapter yet.

All Things Go Festival is making its Toronto debut this October with headliners Kacey Musgraves, Reneé Rapp, Remi Wolf, and more. Don’t miss the two-day event at Budweiser Stage, tickets go on sale this week.

From shoegaze fuzz to metalcore fury, this week’s new releases deliver something for everyone. Dive into standout albums from Hotline TNT, HAIM, Malevolence, and more. Tap your favourite music app and discover something new.

Canadian rock icons Headstones are back with a gritty new single “Daylight Lightning” and an album announcement, BURN ALL THE SHIPS drops this fall. Featuring Dallas Green and Emily Haines, this might be their most dynamic release yet.

Wednesday just announced their next album Bleeds, and dropped a gripping new single that proves they’ve only sharpened their edge. Watch the music video for “Wound Up Here (By Holdin On)” here.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s new EP CURSE is a brooding, riff-heavy plunge into ‘70s Italian horror and existential dread—click to learn more about the cathartic chaos and get the scoop on their just-announced North American tour.

Fresh off the acclaim of their GRAMMY-winning album Why Lawd?, NxWorries are hitting the road for their first-ever North American headline tour. The duo also dropped a new summer-ready single, “Everybody Gets Down” — just in time to set the vibe.

Stereolab shares “Melodie Is A Wound,” the follow-up single to the album’s announcement earlier this month, Instant Holograms On Metal Film releasing on May 23, 2025. Listen to the track here.

Nilüfer Yanya is back with "Cold Heart," a spacious and haunting new single that pushes her sound into bold new territory. Hear the latest from one of indie's most captivating voices.

After a devastating theft nearly derailed their tour, Cancer Bats were met with overwhelming support—and now they’re giving back. Hear their explosive thank-you to the fans: the newly released B-side “Backstab the Rat Race.”

The Dirty Nil strip things down and crank the energy up on The Lash, their raw and urgent fifth album out July 25 via Dine Alone Records. To mark the release, the band hits the road this fall for a 12-city Ontario tour—tickets on sale now.

TEETH are back and heavier than ever with two brutal new singles that demand to be played loud. Guest features, crushing visuals, and a long-awaited return—click through to dive into the chaos.

Redveil returns with new song “square one”. Fresh off of celebrating his 21st birthday, redveil’s new song offers the first glimpse at the next phase of his career. Watch the video and stay tuned for more.

Swedish hardcore legends Refused tore through Toronto one last time on their farewell tour, delivering a ferocious set that was equal parts celebration and goodbye. Read the full review and see the photos here.

Canadian progressive metal powerhouse Spiritbox have unleashed their sophomore album, Tsunami Sea, delivering a tidal wave of crushing riffs. Learn more about the release and tour dates here.