Three Days Grace reveal new track 'I Am Machine'

Three Days Grace presents new single 'I Am Machine' from their upcoming, yet to be titled album, which is announced to be released on March 31 in 2015. New album will be the first one with new singer Matt Walst, after Adam Gontier left the band last year.

The video was filmed, while the band was recording the song and later the lyrics were added. Watch it below:

Black Sabbath will record their final album next year

While speaking with Metal Hammer Ozzy Osbourne confirmed that Black Sabbath will enter the studio once again next year.

They don't have any material so far but Ozzy is waiting for sessions to begin in early 2015.

There it was in September

I couldn't wait until September comes, because after small amount of releases I'd been waiting for earlier this year, there were many announced for this month. And it was worth waiting, because a lot of great albums saw its daylight and I belive everyone found something new for himself/herself in September.

As it's comming to an end I would like to share with you some songs that cought my attention this month. Some of them were released recently, some I discovered some time ago (why noone told me about Damien Rice before?), while the others are just something I kept on listening to for a while or were on my list to listen and I just had a time to do so. Below there is the result of what musically happened to me in September. Hope you'll enjoy.

'World On Fire' by Slash, Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators

Did rock ‘n’ roll die? Slash’s coming with his third album World On Fire to prove that it’s alive and doing pretty well. As on previous album, he’s accompanied by Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators (featuring Todd Kerns on bass and Brent Fitz as a drummer).

Slash himself claimed that this album shouldn’t be seen as his solo project but as the effect of collaboration between all members of the band, what was my first thought, while listening to World On Fire. There is noticeable improvement of their understanding of each other, what results in how they sound like, what is surely outcome of playing together during past tours.

Halestorm presents behind the scenes of 'Halestorm 3'

As the band keep on teasing fans on their Facebook page by posting photos or short footages from the studio, now they allowed us to see how their work on new album looks like in over 13 minutes behind the scenes video.

They're recording in Saint Charles in Nashville.

The third album is set for release at the end of the year. Video, which you can watch below, features fragments of some new songs, among which band named 'Mayhem'.

'Somewhere Under Wonderland' by Counting Crows

On ‘Mr. Jones’ Adam Duritz sings ‘We all want to be big stars’ and that very song allowed Counting Crows to become ones. They were even nominated for The Academy Award after their song ‘Accidently in Love’ was featured in ‘Shrek 2’ movie. And now the band presents their seventh album Somewhere Under Wonderland, the first one containing fresh material since 2008’s Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings.

As first single, Counting Crows chose ‘Palisade Park’, which can’t be called radio – friendly song, as it lasts for over 8 minutes. It starts with trumpet playing and when the band joins we are introduced into the story of grown – ups, tired of their everyday life, trying to go back in time, as they travel to place from the past.

Queen officially revealed Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson collaboration song

To tease before their upcoming Queen Forever, band unveiled previously unreleased Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson collaboration song 'There Must Be More to Life Than This'.

Queen Forever will be released on November 10 and will feature previously unfinished tracks: 'Let Me in Your Heart Again' and 'Love Kills'.

Listen to 'There Must Be More to Life Than This' below:

Stevie Nicks presents title track from her upcoming album

Fleetwood Mac's singer Stevie Nicks will release her solo album 24 Karat Gold: Songs From the Vault on October 7 and now she revealed title track.

Album will contain songs written mostly between 1969-87 and recorded recently in Nashville and Los Angeles.

Listen to '24 Karat Gold' below:

Watch new Interpol's video for 'Twice As Hard'

New York City's trio present new video for their El Pintor song 'Twice As Hard'.  It was directed by Interpol's vocalist Paul Banks. It shows a bunch of boxers training and sparring in the gym.

If you're not familiar with Interpol's latest album, check out my review here.

You can watch 'Twice As Hard' video below:

Leonard Cohen stream new album 'Popular Problems'

Popular Problems will be Leonard Cohen second album since his return on stage in 2008 after 15 years. It will be officially released on September 22, day after singer's 80th birthday.

Cohen's 13th album was co-written and produced by Patrick Leonard, who also worked on Old Ideas.There are no shows planned around the release.