Castle Black flat-out brings it each and every day. Now, the group is back with their music video for “Sorry,” a roaring new single from their forthcoming new EP ‘Get Up, Dancer,’ set for release on October 1st.
Celebrating their new EP, ‘Eventually,’ Toronto band The Effens joins us for a Stereo Six feature wherein they hand-pick six records that have been instrumental in developing their sound.
Authenticity… It’s a term that leads a tenuous existence. We strive towards it and hope for it, but most…
From Ancient Egypt to Day on The Green, progressive metallers Akkadian take us on a time-travelling trip through history.
Dark melodic sounds, synthesizers, verses about the undead… All in a day’s work for the potent duo that is…
Casey Kasem referred to him once as the “glam guru.” While the legendary American Top 40 radio host’s observation…
For those who weren’t fortunate to be around, the late ‘60s and early ‘70s were a wonderful time to…
When the Fab Four first skipped that power pop pebble across the pond, the ripples were felt immediately —…
Way back in 1857, when Baudelaire published his poetic denigration of Parisian excess and opulence, Les Fleurs du Mal,…
Prior to the release of their new Unplugged EP on Sumerian Records, we shed a little light on Bones UK, their encounter with rock legend Jeff Beck, and what makes them one of 2020’s hottest names in music.
25 years following its November 1, 1994 release via DGC Records, Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged in New York remains an important, timeless record that points to the band’s still untapped future potential.
Days before his January 2016 death, David Bowie released his final album, Blackstar. While the record represented an endpoint…
Iggy Pop’s newest record, Free (September 6, 2019, Caroline International/Loma Vista), has the aging rocker finding new corners of the musical universe to inhabit without losing his classic flare, signature grit, or explosive personality.