After a lot of thought (and a lot of listening), we’re making a big but important move for MusicKraze Radio. Starting now, we are officially a 24/7 EDM & Dance station. This is the sound we know best. This is the energy we mix best. And this is where MusicKraze truly shines. Over time, we’ve experimented with multiple genres—Country, Pop, and more—but what we’ve learned is simple: switching styles too often makes it hard to build something consistent and strong for our listeners. We want MusicKraze Radio to be: Predictable in the best way High-energy from the moment you hit play A place where you always know the vibe And that vibe is EDM & Dance. 💬 To Our Listeners of Other Genres We appreciate every single one of you who tuned in for different styles. This wasn’t an easy decision. But to grow, improve, and build a stable station that people can rely on daily, we need to focus on what we do best. So while we’re stepping away from rotating multiple genres, we’re doubling down on delivering the best EDM & Dance experience we possibly can. 🔥 What This Means Going Forward Non-stop EDM & Dance, 24/7 More consistent mixes and better flow A stronger identity for MusicKraze Radio The foundation to grow a real, loyal listener base This is about building something solid. This is about creating a station people come back to every day. MusicKraze Radio is now your home for EDM & Dance—24/7.

VANA: How LINKIN PARK-backed New Zealand artist channels “painful beauty” All Vana had been thinking about in early March was the moment she’d hear, “Vana, five minutes to stage time.” When Revolver reaches her, she has two weeks to go. The New Zealand-based artist — whose genre-blurring sound crosshatches industrial-metal crunch with R&B melodies, trap rhythms and maxi­malist K-pop toplines — can see it with startling clar­ity: waiting in the wings of Spark Arena in Auckland, peering out at the stage where she’ll support Linkin Park, by far the biggest show of...

Hear chaotic first song from BLOOD BROTHERS offshoot EVIL ISLAND After spending the past several months working with Ross Robinson (Korn, Slipknot), Evil Island — the new art-hardcore group from members of the Blood Brothers, OFF! and more — have unveiled the A-side from their forthcoming sold out 7-inch debut, “Tiger Baby.” The song arrives following multiple teases on socials that Evil Island were starting a “death cult,” and the music video, directed by Patrick Lascu, follows a reality TV-type presentation where the members of Evil Island are hazing pro...

ELECTRIC CALLBOY announce new album with ‘Brawl Stars’ gaming anthem “Hypercharged” Electric Callboy have entered a “Hypercharged” new era, and they’re ready to drop the beat. Following months of teasing, the energetic German electronicore entity have announced the proper details behind their long-in-the-works TANZNEID LP. The album drops in full this August, though they’ve just unleashed new single “Hypercharged,” which arrives in a cross-promotional video for online battle arena/shooter game Brawl Stars. The song calls back to the EDM-ish footsteps of previous Call...

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Sonic Temple announces set times for 2026 festival We’re officially one month out from the start of this year’s Sonic Temple, and the promoters at Danny Wimmer Presents have unveiled the full set times for the four-day festival event, which features headliners My Chemical Romance, Bring Me the Horizon, TOOL and Shinedown. As previously reported, Sonic Temple will once again be taking place at Columbus, Ohio’s Historic Crew Stadium, and the gargantuan lineup boasts 140 acts playing across multiple stages between May 14th-17th. ...

THE PRETTY RECKLESS’ TAYLOR MOMSEN stars on cover of REVOLVER’s Spring 2026 issue From child star to modern-rock mainstay, Taylor Momsen is finally reconciling the past she once tried to outrun. The latest cover star to be revealed for Revolver’s new Spring 2026 Issue, Momsen weighs in on her earliest entertainment industry memories as The Grinch’s Cindy Lou Who, while also detailing how she put herself on the path from actor to arena-conquering rocker, leading up to the release of the Pretty Reckless’ upcoming Dear God album. There are two versions of Momsen’s Revolver...

Hear SAOSIN’s first song in 10 years “Starting Over Again” Saosin are back with their first new music since 2016. The rock-geared post-hardcore vets have just unveiled a tellingly-titled single called “Starting Over Again,” and it arrives as their first release through new label home Sumerian Records. The band’s new single is the first track to arrive since Saosin delivered their Along the Shadow LP a decade ago. It’s the first major release to feature former As I Lay Dying guitarist Phil Sgrosso, who began touring with Saosin in 2016 and joined as a...

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ZAKK WYLDE stars on cover of REVOLVER’s Spring 2026 issue It’s been a long, wild ride for Zakk Wylde, and the metal lifer continues to rev his Engines of Demolition loud this year through the latest album from beloved doom crew, Black Label Society. As the latest cover star to Revolver’s new Spring 2026 issue, Wylde reflects on the journey that forged him: from his gnarly beginnings with Ozzy to the road traveled with Black Label Society. For our in-depth “Then and Now” feature, he tackles new tunes, trying out for Ozzy’s band in the Eighties, heavy...

MusicKraze Community PSA You are the content. If nobody is posting, commenting, or reacting… there’s nothing for people to do when they log in. That’s how platforms die — and that’s exactly what we’re not going to let happen here. I’m putting in serious time building this out for you across iOS, web, and Android — adding features, improving performance, and making this a place that stands out. But a platform only comes alive when the community shows up. So here’s what I need from you: Post your music Drop comments React to content Share pictures & memes Start conversations Invite your friends Activity = energy. Energy = a platform people actually want to be on. Let’s get this moving. I want to see this place active, loud, and full of music.