The Beautiful Distortion offers an interesting point of view on the past’s relationship with the future with their brand new single “Lost.”
Nathan Katsiaficas captured progressive rock band Coheed and Cambria (with openers Alkaline Trio and Mothica) when they recently boomed at Boston’s Agganis Arena.
Seether drummer Johnny Humphrey looks over the Pretoria band's two-decade career, touches on the deluxe edition of ‘Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum,’ and shares thoughts on...
This was a prime example of a truly magical live music experience. Sleigh Bells, accompanied by N3ptune and Ada Rook of Black Dresses, slayed Toronto’s Velvet...
The Edmonton Convention Centre played host to a highly-anticipated rock show, as Shinedown ignited the city with charisma and bombast, accompanied by Pop Evil and Ayron...
Inner city festival Tramlines had Sheffield rocking as it returned with a line-up including Sam Fender, Kelis, Madness and many more.
Jeff DeVito knows full well about the different thematic dimensions of rock n’ roll, and with his latest single, “Peaches and Pie,” he’s chosen to go...
While at Download 2022, Damian Fitzgerald connected with Monster Truck's Brandon Bliss to discuss their return to the UK, learning production and mixing, the forthcoming album,...
Lathe's ‘Tongue of Silver’ (Grimoire Records) is a welcome soundtrack to the increasingly sweltering summer and will keep the afterglow of its scorching sonic burn in...
Nathan Katsiaficas caught indie rock act The National at Portland, Maine’s seaside venue Thompson’s Point with opener NYC-based singer/songwriter Cassandra Jenkins.
We spoke with Derek Day And Franco Gravante of L.A. hard rock quintet Classless Act about their debut album, ‘Welcome To The Show.’
In a very special guest blog, Mrs. Henry’s Dan Cervantes joins us to detail his band’s partnership with Jack Tempchin (of The Eagles fame) and the...
Simply, ‘Freedom’ (BMG) isn’t old Journey, and it’s not new Journey, and you can’t compare the two. It’s a new band with an old attitude that...
Rage Against The Machine hit Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, and the sold-out show’s energy was something you’d have seen at a Lollapalooza gig in the early ’90s.
Ginger Wildheart & The Sinners tease their forthcoming self-titled album (Wicked Cool Records) with the brand new single and music video, “Lately, Always.”