Today active rockers We’re Wolves level up with the release of their new single “Titanium.” The track, built for…
One of the most important lessons the internet has taught us is that those that have something unique to offer are a lot more successful.
Are you a fan of modern, grungy rock a la Royal Blood? Then, this is 100% for you! Ratty Old Mo’ is the second offering from South African folksy, blues-rock duo, The Amblers.
Los Angeles all-female rock band No Small Children discuss their day jobs as school teachers and night jobs as rock performers, plus their remake of the classic Ghostbusters movie theme song.
604 Records http://www.marianastrench.net by Nicole Ireland For those who aren’t existing fans of Marianas Trench, Astoria is…
By Samantha Wu http://www.ascendia.rocks http://www.facebook.com/ascendiamusic Toronto’s Ascendia is a beautiful blend of dichotomies – described on their bio as…
By Kat Harlton Photos by Aaron Tamachi www.thelazysmusic.com My review of The Lazys Canadian Music Week show at The Phoenix…
By Samantha Wu http://www.apocalyptica.com Since their formation in 1993, Finnish cello metal band Apocalyptica has seen their sound and…
The guys from the New Jersey alternative rock band Reach have just completed work on their latest EP, Patterns In Static, and took a moment out of their busy schedules to chat with me about the favorite pieces of gear. Here’s what they had to say.
Christchurch, New Zealand four-piece pop/rock band Ashei share a passion for honest songwriting and a thumping live show all of which caters to rock fans looking for something fresh. With influences ranging from pop to jazz, Liam Muir, Emma Cameron, and Dan Perry each bring a unique musical approach to the group and their sound.
Sitting down with Durham based Absence of Fear was the most refreshing conversation I’d had with a band in a while. Expecting a typical metal consensus from their interview, they surprised me by displaying a widely diverse viewpoint on music. There’s a great dynamic within their songs, the range and transition between the breakdowns and shreds are seemingly effortless, yet hold strength. Talking to these guys (and girl!) was entertaining to say the least.
For a popular major label rock and roll band, Crossfade has certainly seen the highs and lows that the music industry has to offer. The industry can be great to some and terrible to others. It’s both rewarding and cruel at the very same time, depending on who you are or what the latest trend is. Crossfade has seen both sides over the last few years, beginning with the huge success of its debut self-titled record in 2004.
In the Audience is an Indie Pop collective based out of both Portland, Maine, and Toronto, Ontario. The band’s debut album What Lives was released in the U.S. and Canada via Nice Friends in October 2010. The album will be released in Japan via Moor Works in early 2011.
Drive A is an up and coming punk rock/hardcore band from Los Angeles, California. They released their debut record, Loss of Desire, in 2009 and are re ready to follow it up with their sophomore record, The World in Shambles, this April. The band has been busy on the road since the start of the New Year, touring throughout February and March. Recently we spoke to Drive A’s lead guitarist Jason Nott about the band and what we can expect from them in the future.