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Chomping bubblegum at breakneck speeds, Sydney’s Ride for Rain deliver their uber-accessible brand of skate-punk with polished pop sensibilities…
Having just released their massive new album, ‘The Sinner’, we spoke to Jordan from Kill The Lights about the record and more.
Knuckle-dragging and dime-bagging down the highway towards 29 Palms, with a doobie stuffed of hemlock and a cold Pabst…
You know how the saying goes… Keep “Calm” and carry on… That’s what we’re preaching today with a generous…
We’re unleashing the Big Hits today and we’re not talking about some greatest hits album of rehashed songs from…
I must confess right from the outset, I have never really been a fan of the progressive rock genre.…
In what has been a challenging year for pretty much everyone, one positive aspect to take from 2020 is…
“Oh My Heart…” How it yearns for something rich, soulful, pure, and honest. Here to fulfill these desires is…
As expected, the further we went down the rabbit hole that is the Bulb Archives series, showcasing the historic…
Singer-songwriter John Lensing released his new single “Talk To Me” on September 21, 2020. Hailed as “an artist to…
Vancouver-based The Noodle Boys dish up some dazzling indie rock with surfy tinges and mellow dynamics, all topped up with…
They were young, rail-thin long-hairs donning tie-dyes and denim — modern-day ministers on a common mission to spread their…
During the pre-show interview, Randy Blythe told SiriusXM metal ambassador Jose Mangin that Lamb Of God has never done…
Proving unequivocally that punk sure does have a global appeal like no other brand of rock is Kynnet and…
Belgian brutes Nasty return with ‘Menace’, another brutal, horrible and utterly compelling slice of musical violence. Read our review here.
Channelling impressive alt-rock vibes, the Virginian quartet Pale Blue Dot craft some delicate tunes with positive, eco-friendly thematics and…