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EVIL CREEK

Evil Creek Turn a Rough Morning-After Into Raw Acoustic Gold on “Long Time Coming”

Ottawa’s Evil Creek strip things down to bare strings and raw honesty on “Long Time Coming,” the latest single from their new album Devils Country. The song captures the blurry, bittersweet arc of a weekend that runs too long, laughter, whiskey, sunshine, and a rough morning after, delivered with the kind of gritty, unplugged energy that’s become the band’s signature. Blending acoustic rock, alt rock, and grunge influences, Evil Creek trade production for presence, letting the songwriting carry the weight. Known for their intimate, high-energy live shows and a growing catalog built on authenticity, the Ottawa four-piece continues to prove that going acoustic doesn’t mean going soft. “Long Time Coming” is a standout moment on Devils Country, out now.

For fans of Days Of The New, Alice In Chains, Staind

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GET THROUGH

GET THROUGH Wants You to Know: You Don’t Have to Face the Dark Alone

Montreal rock band GET THROUGH shares “Walk Beside You,” a song built around a simple promise: presence over perfection. The verses sit with isolation, old wounds, sleepless nights, the struggle to feel like yourself again, while the chorus offers something steady to hold onto: “I walk beside you, wherever you go / I’ll catch you if you fall again.” It’s not about fixing the pain, just staying through it. “Walk Beside You” is a reminder that morning always comes, even after the longest night. Out now from GET THROUGH.

For fans of Foo Fighters, Linkin Park, Young Blood.

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FICKLE HILL

Fickle Hill’s “Engines” Asks What’s Left of You When Every Struggle Is Automated Away

IRVINE, Calif. Fickle Hill’s new single “Engines” turns an urgent alt rock sound toward one uncomfortable question: what happens when convenience becomes the highest human value? With driving guitars, atmospheric textures, and stark, philosophical lyrics, songwriter James Rossillo explores a world where every challenge is automated away and curiosity quietly fades. It’s not anti-technology; it’s a look at what we lose when every obstacle disappears. Stream “Engines” by Fickle Hill today and listen very closely.

For Fans of Linkin Park, Chevelle, and Deftones.

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