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Between Foals dropping a new single, Tool finally adding their discography to streaming services, and Slipknot releasing their brand new album, last week was a big one for rock and metal. As always, I'm here with a round-up of how rock's biggest names have fared across the UK charts this week and there's plenty to talk about, so let's get stuck in! 'Rewind, Replay, Rebound', the new album from American metallers Volbeat has received something of a mixed response since its release last week, but that didn't stop it from nabbing the top spot on the Rock & Metal Albums Chart . The album also managed to make an impressive impact on the main UK Albums Chart, coming in at a very respectable number 7 in a testament to the band's growing popularity. As mentioned, Tool finally moving with the times and making their entire back-catalogue available for streaming was a huge moment in the world of metal. Unsurprisingly, the decision is already paying off for

It's no secret that Liverpool has been a hotbed of amazing music for decades, and right now the scene is hotter than ever, producing so many great and diverse artists that it can sometimes be hard to keep up. With that in mind, welcome to the first instalment of Liverpool Sounds , a new article series here on Sound Mouth where you can find out which Liverpool bands you need to hear right now! This week's spotlight is on the recently-formed indie quartet Idle Lies , who have just dropped their debut single 'In the Shadows'. Recorded at Liverpool's iconic Parr St. Studios, this is a straightforward yet instantly catchy indie/soft rock track with an effective vocal hook and laid-back vibe, making it a great addition to any indie summer playlist. I dle Lies cite Arctic Monkeys and The Beatles as two of their biggest influences, while the strong vocals and smooth lead guitar in this new track also have a certain Dire Straits quality about them. Anyo