Category: Jace Media Music

Northern Ireland’s Rising Rock Duo Deliver Their Most Confident and Personal Statement Yet Review By Halina Wegner Over the last few years, Dea Matrona have steadily evolved from Belfast street buskers into one of the most exciting emerging rock acts in the UK and Ireland. Built on infectious melodies, powerful harmonies and [more…]

Ricky Warwick announces new album ‘Fire & Vengeance’ and releases title track UNLEASHES TITLE TRACKWATCH HERE | LISTEN HERE Ricky Warwick returns with ‘Fire & Vengeance’, the explosive new single and title track from his forthcoming album coming out September 4th via Earache. The album will be available across multiple colour vinyl [more…]

Jace Media Music An Offbeat, Heartbreaking, And Brilliantly Human Indie Rock Journey “Equal parts porch-side poetry and late-night existential spiral, Super Rare is the kind of album that sneaks up on you and refuses to leave.” There is something wonderfully elusive about Wes Parker’s debut solo album Super Rare. At first glance, [more…]

Review By Halina Wegner Brighton-based, Aberdeen-formed trio The XCERTS have always turned life’s sharpest edges into memorable, melodic rock music. On their upcoming album i think i want to go home now. — set for release on 10 July via FLG Records — they revisit the emotional intensity that defined their earliest [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes “Turn it up loud enough and Feels practically shakes the walls.” That is the immediate reaction when HARSH unleash their second studio album, a record bursting with swagger, melody, emotion and enough hooks to keep hard rock fans grinning from start to finish. The Paris quartet have already [more…]

Review By Kirsty Middlemist As a long-time fan of Shinedown, there is always a certain level of anticipation that comes with a new release. This is a band that has built its reputation on huge choruses, emotionally direct songwriting, and songs that feel designed to be shouted back at them by thousands [more…]

NEW ALBUM ‘THE USER’S GUIDE TO BEING HUMAN’ WILL BE RELEASED ON14TH AUGUST 2026PRE-ORDER / PRE-SAVE HERE FEATURING THE NEW SINGLE ‘MAN IN THE ARENA’ LISTEN HERE HUGE UK AND EUROPEAN ARENA HEADLINE TOUR ANNOUNCED PLUS FURTHER TOURS ACROSS ASIA AND AUSTRALIA “Most people will never fully understand the relationship I have with words and music. It’s how I process everything. I love music, I [more…]

BOW DOWN. SAY “MOTHER”. Forged in chaos and cemented in rage, MOTHER creates music for those who live loudly on the inside – the overthinkers, the romantics, the rage-filled softies, the neurodivergent, the ones who feel everything all at once and never quite fit the mould. Drawing from metalcore, industrial and electronic, MOTHER‘s sound prioritises [more…]

By Lily O’Delia  After years of theories, false alarms, and obsessive fan speculation, My Chemical Romance have finally stepped into a new album era; and for longtime fans, it feels less like a surprise than the end of a decade-long séance. The band’s recent “PHANTOM” teaser campaign, paired with increasingly cinematic live performances during [more…]

EVANESCENCE RELEASES OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR “WHO WILL YOU FOLLOW” NEW ALBUM SANCTUARY DUE JUNE 5THPRE-ORDER HERE 2026 WORLD TOUR KICKS OFF JUNE 11th TICKETS HERE 15th May 2026 – Evanescence releases the official music video for their powerful new song “Who Will You Follow” — listen here/watch here. Directed by Jensen Noen, the [more…]

A.A. Williams – Solstice Review By Halina Wegner There are albums that entertain, albums that impress, and then there are albums like “Solstice” by A. A. Williams that completely consume you from the very first note. Haunting, cinematic, emotionally raw, and devastatingly beautiful, “Solstice” is not simply another chapter in A.A. Williams’ [more…]

Steve Louw – Traces of the FloodJace Media Music Review by Glen Parkes There’s something beautifully timeless about “Traces of the Flood,” the brand-new album from South African rock veteran Steve Louw. Rooted deeply in Americana, heartland rock, blues, and dusty country soul, this latest release feels less like a collection of [more…]