California rap rock pioneers (hed)p.e. are celebrating one of the most important albums of the late 1990s nü metal era with a major anniversary tour. The band has announced the “Still Broke In America Tour,” marking 25 years of their 1999 album Broke with a run of headlining shows across the United States and Canada. […]
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For a brief moment in the late 90s and early 2000s, New Metal dominated the airwaves with releases such as Korn’s “s Follow the Leader,” Limp Bizkit’s “Significant Other” and Linkin Park’s “Hybrid Theory.” Thanks to Gen Z, the genre is back and making moves all over again. Nu Metal fused together many different musical
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We’ve updated our Spotify playlists and must share the results… Whether you’re a fan of the heavy guitar riffs and raw energy of nu metal, crave the electrifying remixes of your favorite rock hits, air guitar to classic dad rock anthems, or immerse yourself in the sonic landscapes of post-punk, we’ve got you covered. First
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Legendary SoCal artist, (Hed) P.E., have announced exciting details about their highly anticipated upcoming album titled “DETOX,” which will be available across various digital platforms. The complete album is slated to make its debut early next year under Suburban Noize Records. The animated video that accompanies the release is the first installment in a series
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The Legendary California label Suburban Noize Records is celebrating their 25th anniversary with the fans by opening up their vault of rare and unreleased music, which starts off this week with the release of “Let’s Ride” featuring Madchild. The label dug deep to uncover never heard before tracks from the vault and will continue to
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The next single from I Prevail’s forthcoming album “True Power” has arrived. Now, I’m a sucker for a hard hitting track, with a little lyrical dysfunction and a whole lot of melody. Bad Things gives me that and a whole lot more. This track is most def on my “Songs to make me
