Sound Fury Magazine Unleashes Vol. 3 – Winter 2025 Featuring Des Rocs on the Cover

Winter 2025

SOUND FURY MAGAZINE returns louder, bolder, and more defiant than ever with the release of Volume 3: Winter 2025, featuring rock firebrand Des Rocs on the cover. Packed with raw storytelling, fearless artists, and the pulse of today’s rock and metal underground, this issue cements Sound Fury Magazines mission to champion authenticity in a genre that thrives

on rebellion.

Des Rocs stands at the center of this explosive new issue—a symbol of rock and roll’s rebirth. In an in-depth, no-holds-barred cover interview, Des Rocs opens up about the evolution of his sound, the pressure of redefining modern rock, and the unrelenting drive that fuels his rise. It’s an unfiltered look at an artist who refuses to play it safe and continues to push the genre forward on his own terms.

Vol. 3 – Winter 2025 delivers more than just a cover story. The issue is loaded with exclusive interviews, artist features, scene spotlights, and editorial deep dives spanning rock, metal, alternative, and underground music. From rising independent voices to established acts carving new paths, Sound Fury Magazine once again proves it’s not chasing trends—it’s

documenting movements.

“We created Sound Fury Magazine to be a voice for artists who live and breathe their craft,” says founder Evan J. Thomas. “Putting

Des Rocs on the cover felt inevitable. He represents everything this magazine stands for—fearless creativity, grit, and the future

of rock music.”

This winter issue also reflects Sound Fury Magazines expanding influence as more than a magazine. Backed by TAG Publicity, Sound Fury Magazine continues to blur the lines between media, advocacy, and artist development—building a platform that supports musicians beyond the page.

Sound Fury Magazine – Vol. 3 Winter 2025 is available now in both physical and digital formats, with subscription options for fans who want year-round access to the underground

and beyond.

For those craving substance over hype, passion over polish, and music that still hits with purpose—this issue is required reading.

Also in this issue...

Mudvayne, Paul McCartney, Sevendust, Billy Corgan, From Ashes To New, Reddstar, Crobot along with music reviews, Top 5 Lists and more!

ABOUT SOUND FURY MAGAZINE

Sound Fury Magazine is a quarterly rock and metal publication dedicated to amplifying authentic voices, spotlighting fearless artists, and celebrating the culture that fuels heavy music. With a DIY spirit and industry insight, Sound Fury Magazine connects fans and artists through powerful storytelling, bold visuals, and uncompromising editorial vision.

CLAWFINGER Return With "Scum"

CLAWFINGER are back. Not to save the world, but to shout unapologetically while it burns. Their new single ‘Scum’ is a blistering punch of punk-rap fury - loud, raw, and seething with intent. It marks the return of the pioneering crossover band at their most direct, furious, and unfiltered in years.
 

“‘Scum’ is a raw, loud, and brutally honest punk rap anthem that goes straight for the throat,” says singer Zak Tell. “It’s aimed at the kind of guy who’s selfish, sexist, full of himself and somehow still talking. With sharp lyrics and a beat that hits like a punch, ‘Scum’ says what we’re all thinking about that one guy we all wish would just vanish from the face of the earth. It’s angry and it’s dark. If you’ve ever wanted to spit in someone’s face but lacked the upper-body strength or social permission, this song’s for you.”

"Scum" is out now via PERCEPTION - A Division of Reigning Phoenix Music. Stream it on all platforms: https://clawfinger.rpm.link/newsongPR

Watch it Below.

The end is near. Let’s make it loud.

About CLAWFINGER

CLAWFINGER are considered pioneers of European rap-metal. Formed in Stockholm in the early 1990s, the Swedish-Norwegian band made an explosive debut with Deaf Dumb Blind (1993), blending aggressive guitar riffs with politically charged lyrics and rap vocals. The album sold over 600,000 copies worldwide – more than 250,000 in Germany alone – and won a Swedish Grammis award in the Hardrock/Metal category.

CLAWFINGER’s follow-up Use Your Brain (1995) continued their success with chart placements across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Sweden. Over the years, they released seven studio albums including A Whole Lot of Nothing, Zeros & Heroes, Hate Yourself with Style, and Life Will Kill You, selling over 1.5 million records worldwide.

Known for their direct, riff-driven sound and strong political stance, CLAWFINGER address topics such as racism, political delusion, drug policy, environmental destruction, and social inequality. In the 1990s, they toured intensively with acts like ALICE IN CHAINS, MEGADETH and FAITH NO MORE and appeared at major festivals including Rock am Ring, Roskilde, and Monsters of Rock in South America.

After a brief hiatus, the band returned in 2014 and has since released new singles like “Save Our Souls” (2017) and “Environmental Patients” (2022). In 2025, Clawfinger signed a new label deal with Perception, with more music on the way – still as loud, sharp, and uncompromising as ever.

CLAWFINGER are:

Zak Tell | vocals

Jocke Skog | guitar, keyboards

Bård Torstensen | guitars

André Skaug | bass

Micke Dahlén | drums

More on CLAWFINGER:

clawfinger.net | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify | Apple Music

Lowlives Release Deluxe Version of Latest Album "Freaking Out" Feat. 6 Unreleased Tracks

Raucous rockers LOWLIVES have released a digital deluxe version of their current studio album, Freaking Out, featuring six unreleased songs, including new single "Better Off Alone."

Lowlives drummer Luke Johnson offers: "'Better off Alone' is about relationships where you feel like you're not good enough for the other person. Sometimes, we enter into relationships believing that the key to our own happiness lies in someone else, which is never true. Misery will always find you if haven't done the necessary work on yourself beforehand. And it will take a toll on the relationship — often leading to a lack of trust in the other person. At that point, you're just better off alone."

Watch the lyric video for "Better Off Alone" Below.

ABOUT LOWLIVES:
LOWLIVES isn’t so much about carefully stoking the embers as pouring on gasoline with merry impetuosity. With vocalist Lee Downer and drummer Luke Johnson joined by guitarist Jaxon Moore and bassist Steve Lucarelli, the nascent band was founded on a shared love of '90s alternative and grunge, and a shared desire to make music once more for little more than the love of doing so.  
 
"During my time away from music, someone bought a pair of child’s ear defenders for my wife and I as a present when we announced we were pregnant," Johnson recalls. "I’d put them away in the cupboard, thinking we’d never need them, that I wouldn’t be playing any shows again. But they became this thing that nagged at me, the feeling that my daughter would never know the original me, for whom music was everything. Over time, those feelings came flooding back, as did the hunger, and the innocence. A massive part of me had been missing, and I wanted to get back to doing something pure and for the sheer love of it. That’s what Lowlives is. Whatever happens, happens. Let’s just Thelma And Louise this off a cliff."
 

LOWLIVES ARE:
Lee Downer — Vocals/Guitar
Jaxon Moore — Guitar
Steve Lucarelli — Bass
Luke Johnson — Drums