Nashville outfit The Frst premiere their new music video for “Geronimo,” the uplifting single featuring both the talents of Just a Ride and English up-and-comers Solcura.
Patrick Doval delivers another healthy serving of premiere indie rock; this time, a music video for his “Soulless Machine” single featuring ex-The Offspring drummer Pete Parada.
We chat with Don’t Panic guitarist Jeffrey Robens about the band, their new single “Time Machine,” and what they have in the works.
Belgian group Under The Reefs Orchestra premiere a performance video for genre-bending new single “ANTS.” Check out the stunning video here.
Grey Daze will always be associated with Chester Bennington but new album ‘The Phoenix’ is the perfect way to keep his memory alive.
With ‘Some Days’ (Young Poet Records), KHARTOUM parades their gift for modern-laced alt-rock spiced with retro tangs from the ’70s.
To close out the week, Queens & Kings are debuting their brand new single release, “Testify,” a full throttle, grooving jam delivered with style and confidence.
For our latest Geared Up interview, we speak with Radio Free Universe’s George Panagopoulos about the Rupert Neve 5088 console and preamps.
Thrice and Bayside recently rolled through Albany, NY’s Empire Live and made for one heck of a special night. Coverage by Brooke Champine.
Champagne Sunday gear up to release their new record ‘Balance’ but today continue to promote their ‘Scour’ EP with the “Pocket” music video premiere.
For our newest Pumping Metal interview, Montreal artist Polychuck discusses his affinity for MMA and Muay Thai, being vegan, and health in general.
Nothing More made their way to Chicago’s historic Riviera Theatre on June 3rd with superb support from Atreyu and Eva Under Fire. Photography by Ann Storlie.
It’s Karma It’s Cool has confirmed that, over the following months, the Lincoln-based four-piece alternative rock/pop band will unveil a series of six new digital-only singles.
Marking the landmark 50th anniversary of David Bowie’s fifth studio album, ‘Ziggy Stardust,’ Sergeant Thunderhoof debuts their cover of “The Jean Genie.”