Martin Saint, Greta Van Fleet and Undeath: International Music News for October 7, 2026

The international music scene shines today with notable releases and announcements of future projects. Montreal artist Martin Saint enriches his discography with the single "Endless Bridge", while Greta Van Fleet celebrates ten years of career with the album 'Palace for the People'.

The death metal band Undeath unveils "Arterial Bombardment", an intense track that adds to a day rich in new releases. Additionally, vinyl enthusiasts are preparing for Record Store Day Black Friday 2026, promising enticing limited editions.

Martin Saint unveils his new single "Endless Bridge"

Montreal artist Martin Saint, known for his unique approach to dark-alternative music, released his latest single titled "Endless Bridge" on October 6, 2026. This track enriches the already rich discography of the artist, who continues to surprise with his dark and captivating sounds.

Although details about this new single are still limited, anticipation is palpable among alternative music lovers in Montreal and beyond. Martin Saint, who has made a name for himself on the local and international scene, continues to captivate his audience with compositions that combine emotional depth and musical complexity.

Source: Side-Line

Ghost Painted Sky unveils the maxi-single "Kissing Lions"

The Massachusetts goth and post-punk band, Ghost Painted Sky, launched their new maxi-single titled "Kissing Lions" on October 6, 2026. This track serves as a prelude to their upcoming album "Failure Blooms", which is eagerly awaited by genre enthusiasts. The band, known for its dark and melancholic sounds, continues to explore themes of fragility and human resilience.

Ghost Painted Sky has carved out a place in the goth scene thanks to their unique approach that fuses post-punk elements with a gothic aesthetic. "Kissing Lions" promises to capture this essence with enchanting riffs and introspective lyrics. While details about the album "Failure Blooms" remain scarce, this maxi-single provides a tantalizing taste of what fans can expect from this upcoming release.

Source: Side-Line

Twisted Teens: New single and album on the horizon

The lo-fi garage-punk band Twisted Teens, hailing from New Orleans, continues to make waves in 2023 with the release of their new single "Stalks". This year, they have already unveiled two albums, 'Blame The Clown' and 'Florida Water Blues', and their third opus, 'The Holy Cross Tigers', is expected on November 6 under the Sub Pop Records label. "Stalks", their latest track, stands out with its blend of surf-pop and garage-punk, incorporating wobbly drum machines, catchy guitar riffs, and a captivating baritone voice.

The music video for "Stalks", directed by Mama Hot Dog, transports viewers to a quirky universe reminiscent of a dance show aired on a public channel, all set in a picturesque junkyard. Furthermore, Twisted Teens has recently been covered by Jeff Tweedy, a notable recognition in the music scene. This fall, the band will share the stage with Kurt Vile for a tour that promises to attract the attention of alternative music lovers.

Source: Stereogum

Star Moles joins Dead Oceans and unveils "Born Again"

Emily Moales, better known by her stage name Star Moles, is captivating the indie rock world. Originally from New Hampshire and now based in Philadelphia, Moales has built an impressive discography over the years, with dozens of releases that reflect her unique DIY approach. Her latest album, "Highway To Hell", has particularly caught attention this year, establishing itself as a favorite among critics and fans.

The artist has recently reached a new milestone in her career by signing with the Dead Oceans label, joining a prestigious roster that includes artists like Phoebe Bridgers and Mitski. To celebrate this new collaboration, Star Moles has shared a new track titled "Born Again". This signing could well propel Emily Moales to the forefront, allowing an even wider audience to discover her musical universe.

The talent of Star Moles has already been recognized by major names in music, including Jeff Tweedy, who covered one of her songs. Her work is also appreciated by This Is Lorelei, highlighting Moales' growing impact in the music sphere. With her recent signing to Dead Oceans, it is certain that we will hear much more about this prolific artist.

Source: Stereogum

Virgin Birth unveils their new EP "The Dead End"

The band Virgin Birth, known for its bold approach to industrial music, is set to release their new EP titled "The Dead End" on October 16, 2026. This project is released under the Never Nervous Records label, marking a new step in the band's career. The release of the EP is preceded by the launch of the title track, "The Dead End", which was unveiled on October 2.

With this new EP, Virgin Birth continues to explore dark and experimental sounds, consolidating their place in the current industrial scene. While details about the full content of the EP are still kept under wraps, the excitement surrounding the release of the title track suggests an enthusiastic reception from genre enthusiasts. This new production promises to reinforce Virgin Birth's reputation as pioneers of sonic innovation.

Source: Side-Line

Inauguration of the Gasometer: A New Boost for Stockholm's Cultural Scene

Stockholm is set to welcome a new cultural gem with the opening of the Gasometer, scheduled for March 17. This new venue, with a capacity of 2,300, is a bold conversion of an old gasometer dating back to 1899. Managed by the company Miramis, the Gasometer promises to be a space of convergence between architectural heritage and artistic innovation. Renowned composer Jacob Mühlrad and visual artist Alexander Wessely will be the first to invest this space, with performances scheduled from March 17 to 20.

Jacob Mühlrad, known for his compositions commissioned by BBC Proms and Radio France, as well as for the music of the 2025 Nobel Prize banquet, is teaming up with Alexander Wessely, a renowned visual designer who has collaborated with The Weeknd and Rihanna. This inaugural partnership promises to make a mark by combining music and cutting-edge visual arts. Furthermore, the Gasometer will also host the Royal Swedish Opera as a temporary residence for the next five years, thus reinforcing its status as a must-visit venue for the European cultural scene.

Source: NME

American Football reinvents The Cure acoustically

Midwest emo pioneers American Football recently surprised their fans with a unique acoustic rendition of "Boys Don't Cry" by The Cure during a studio session for SiriusXMU. Since their reunion in 2014, the band has continued to influence many artists, even attracting collaborations with figures like Hayley Williams and Brendan Yates from Turnstile. Currently promoting their fourth album, they chose to pay tribute to one of their musical idols by transforming this 80s classic.

In this reimagined version, American Football slowed down the original tempo, integrating intertwined acoustic guitar lines and funeral-like harmonies while adding a plaintive trumpet solo. This interpretation offers a new perspective on the iconic track while maintaining the essence of adolescent melancholy that has marked generations. Mike Kinsella, a member of the band, expressed how crucial "Boys Don't Cry" has been not only in his development as a composer but also in his personal life. The band shared a preview of this cover on Instagram, where Kinsella blends this track with their own "Never Meant".

This performance once again demonstrates American Football's ability to reinvent classics while exploring new emotional dimensions. It remains to be seen if this version will be released as a single, but for now, it continues to enchant listeners on SiriusXMU.

Source: Stereogum

Greta Van Fleet unveils their new album 'Palace for the People'

Greta Van Fleet, the American rock band that has made a mark over the last decade with their retro sound and energetic performances, returns to the forefront with a new album titled 'Palace for the People'. In an exclusive interview with Loudwire, founding members Jake Kiszka and Danny Wagner share details about this project that celebrates their ten years of career.

Although specific details of the album are still under wraps, the interview reveals that 'Palace for the People' represents a new stage in the band's musical evolution. Greta Van Fleet, known for its classic rock influences, continues to explore new sounds while staying true to its roots. The album may well reflect a maturity gained over the years, while maintaining the raw energy that has captivated their fans from the beginning.

Source: Loudwire

Undeath Unveils "Arterial Bombardment": An Intense Sonic Explosion

The American death metal band Undeath has just released a new track titled "Arterial Bombardment". Staying true to their characteristic style, the musicians explore dark and visceral themes, and this track is no exception. The song's name evokes a striking and intense image, reminiscent of the theatrical performances of bands like Gwar, known for their bloody shows.

Although details about the album or project to which this track belongs are not yet available, "Arterial Bombardment" fits into the continuity of Undeath's discography, marked by powerful riffs and an oppressive atmosphere. Death metal fans will surely appreciate this new sonic offering, which promises to add a new dimension to their already impressive repertoire.

Source: Stereogum

Record Store Day Black Friday 2026: Limited Editions for Music Lovers

The Record Store Day Black Friday 2026 is shaping up to be a must-attend event for vinyl enthusiasts and collectors. Scheduled for November 27, this event will take place exclusively in independent record stores across the UK and Ireland. Among the most anticipated releases, Florence + The Machine offers a reimagined version of their latest album 'Everybody Scream', with alternative versions of four tracks. Shawn Mendes fans will finally be able to get their hands on the first commercial edition of his 'MTV Unplugged' session.

Other notable artists on the release list include Sombr, with the first vinyl edition of his EP 'In Another Life' on silver vinyl, and Holly Humberstone, whose 'Live from Cruel World' includes performances from her 2026 BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge session. Hip-hop fans will also be pleased with the reissue of Tupac Shakur's classic 'Pac’s Life' for its 20th anniversary. Finally, festive releases such as Cher's Christmas EP, 'Queen’s Thank God It’s Christmas', and the 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' by the Vince Guaraldi Trio, presented in a unique Advent calendar format, add a seasonal touch to this already rich event of exclusives.

Source: NME

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