You sink into a worn subway seat, barely holding together—graffiti on the walls, flickering ads for bionic upgrades. A mechanical voice crackles through the speaker:
“The next stop is… your tiny, stupid little worthless life.”

That’s the setting of 'METRO', the latest album from Canadian rock duo The Blue Stones. Blending rock, blues, hip-hop and pop, they’ve grown from college bar gigs to international stages like The Troubadour (LA) and The Danforth Music Hall (Toronto).

'METRO' is their boldest release yet: a dark, groove-driven journey through rebellion, self-discovery and inner conflict. Gritty riffs, swinging drums, and sharp lyrics paint a picture of life under modern pressure.

With 300M+ streams and multiple radio hits to their name, 'METRO' cements The Blue Stones as a band that refuses to be boxed in.