Overall, ‘It Came from Aquarius Records’ (by Kenneth Thomas) successfully weaves its tale with enough charm to spill over into other documentaries one might wish would be made about its charming cast of personalities.
Grey Daze have announced details of their ’Grey Daze: Creation of The Phoenix’ Documentary Series. Find out more here.
All That Remains just debuted a fifteen-minute-long documentary highlighting their iconic album, ‘The Fall of Ideals,’ and the impact it had on the metal scene.
Sacramento hardcore favourites Will Haven have released their “Foreign Films II“ documentary and given fans an update on their future plans.
AFI have shared their new single “Caught” along with details of an extensive 2022 U.S. headline run. Check out the single here.
Roadrunner, by Oscar-winning director Morgan Neville, creates a portrait of a soulful spirit (Anthony Bourdain) in an endless search of feeling genuine and authentic moments the world over.
Sample Social: When Mike Edwards (vocals), Ray Solomon (bass), Dwayne Laframboise (drums), and Al Yeti Bones (guitars/backing vocals) came together to let the power of the riff compel them once again to see where metal can take them, they did one thing to help inspire musicians of all kinds and metal fans around the world: they caught it on camera.
Guided by artistic desire and limitless curiosity, Robert Lundberg has become a highly regarded photographer and filmmaker lauded for…
Rockfield: The Studio on the Farm is a penetrating examination of how a place in the middle of nowhere…
For ages, one thing both music fans and musicians have been reminded of is that no one’s favourite band…
Long Live Rock… Celebrate the Chaos is a bold and bruising documentary that celebrates what has truly kept the…
The rise of the American metal machine in the 1980s has been chronicled in numerous documentary films, but the…
The campaign to save famous London rock haunt the Crobar picks up pace with the release of the “Music When The Lights Go Out” documentary. Read all about it here.
South African songwriter Ann Jangle revisits her gruelling ‘African Dream Parade’ 5000km bike trek across Africa.