Its no mystery as to I Prevail’s success in the music industry. These Michigan boys have nailed down their reputation due their innate talent gifted from the music gods, and new album Violent Nature has our minds blown. The first track “Synthetic Soul” is a somber look at self-reflection on our lives and cleansing the […]
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Bad Wolves have dropped the deluxe edition of Die About It, featuring nine new tracks. I think I speak for all hard rock fans when I say, we’ve been waiting for this! From the start, the somber intro calmly pulls us into their realm. But then comes “Bad Friend” the torrential down pour of sheer
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Twenty One Pilots bring a decade-long saga to a close with Breach, their eighth studio album and the final chapter in the sprawling narrative that began with 2015’s Blurryface. The story of Clancy, the Banditos, and the oppressive city of Dema has always served as a metaphor for frontman Tyler Joseph’s struggles with insecurity and
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Picture by Brent Broza Sublime invaded Las Vegas over the weekend for a special series of events, headlined by two concerts at Park MGM’s Dolby Live theater. The shows kicked off Friday with Long Beach Dub Allstars, who lit up the stage with reggae-ska favorites and boundless energy. The Vandals followed with their signature punk
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By Suzanne Sanchez Chevelle has carved out a distinct identity that few bands manage to hold onto for three decades. Their ability to evolve without losing that signature, melodic sound is what keeps us hanging in the balance. The combination of Pete Loeffler’s introspective, often cryptic lyrics and their crushing riffs leads the way. Soul
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Sometimes a band just comes out and swiftly kicks you in the balls with loud, hard, fast rock ‘n’ roll; that band is the Los Angeles-based Stoner Rock outfit DOOMBOYZ. Their new album, Evil Riffs from Los Angeles, is a wild ride of thunderous riffs that pay homage to the likes of Black Sabbath, Kyuss, Danzig,
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, and nowhere was that more apparent than Kittie‘s headlining show at History in Toronto. The London, Ontario-based band emerged during the Nu-Metal era with a whirlwind of success, which included Juno Awards and Kerrang endorsements. Despite their commercial success, Kittie pivoted into a more metal direction that was sonically
Music videos have long been a playground for creativity, a canvas where artists can bring their songs to life through visuals and storytelling. But what can give these videos an extra dose of spice are the unexpected appearances of celebrities from various walks of fame and mediums. From rock legends to Hollywood A-listers, the world
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Fans of KORN, get ready! The exciting news was revealed by Brian “Head” Welch. The 53-year-old guitarist recently spoke with “The Joe Kingdom Perspective” podcast and gave us a sneak glimpse at what’s coming up with the group. “Yeah, [there will be] new music coming out next year. I don’t know. We’re just kind of
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THE BLACK CROWES are bringing us a deluxe reissue of their awesome second album, “The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion,” hitting the scene on December 1. This reissue is like a treasure chest filled with musical goodies. You’ll find some never-before-heard studio recordings, rare B-sides, and even a killer live performance from way back in
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