News: Motley Crue And BMG Celebrate 40th Anniversary Of Band’s Genre Defining Album ‘Shout At The Devil’ With ‘Year Of The Devil”
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News: Motley Crue And BMG Celebrate 40th Anniversary Of Band’s Genre Defining Album ‘Shout At The Devil’ With ‘Year Of The Devil”

BMG announces YEAR OF THE DEVIL, a multi-configuration celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Mötley Crüe’s landmark 2nd album, SHOUT THE DEVIL. The centrepiece of YEAR OF THE DEVIL is the Limited Edition Super Deluxe Box Set which features the newly remastered album on LP, CD and Cassette. Also included are reproductions of the original 7” singles of “Too Young To Fall In Love” and “Looks That Kill” alongside a Pentagram Séance Board, Devil Board w/Metal Planchette, Metal 7” Adapter, album art lithographs, tarot cards, devil candle holder and more. In addition, 7 rare demo tracks have been resurrected and are included as SHOUT AT THE DEMOS & RARITIES.
Album Review: Mammoth WVH II
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Album Review: Mammoth WVH II

ARTIST: MAMMOTH WVHALBUM: IIRELEASE DATE: AUGUST 4TH 2023LABEL: BMGREVIEWER: ANDREW TREADWELL Album number 2 for some artists ends up being referred to as the sophomore jinx, where it doesn't match…
News: Everlyne Release Demanding New Song “The Inbetween”
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News: Everlyne Release Demanding New Song “The Inbetween”

Melbourne alternative rock band Everlyne have catapulted in a formidable new direction with their latest single, The Inbetween, featuring a fiery guest-spot from Brisbane-based hip hop artist, Rivilin. Everlyne's mammoth new track fuses a dark, dramatic sound…
News: Mammoth WVH Release New Single “I’m Alright”. Album Out Tomorrow, August 4th
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News: Mammoth WVH Release New Single “I’m Alright”. Album Out Tomorrow, August 4th

With two days to go until his second album Mammoth II is available worldwide via BMG, Mammoth WVH – the brainchild of Wolfgang Van Halen – is releasing a music video for another song from the album. The next single “I’m Alright” is another rocker featuring a driving drumbeat, a hypnotic piano riff and a blistering guitar solo that features his uncle - Patrick Bertinelli - on wah pedal operation. The lines “Sorry - I’m so sorry - It’s kind of you to say – F@#k off and back away and let me breathe” are sentiments that are relatable to anyone and given extra bite with Wolfgang’s pointed delivery.