by Jillian Drachman | May 2, 2024 | Reviews
Finally, the legendary Seigmen have returned with the long-awaited Resonans, their first album since Enola (2015). A group that even royals can’t help but adore, Seigmen performed at Crown Prince Haakon’s 40th birthday party, where the future king himself joined them...
by Ian Weber | May 1, 2024 | Reviews
For the last weekend in April, famed Scorpions guitarist Uli Jon Roth, made his way to New York for a two-night takeover at the Iridium during his Interstellar Sky Guitar tour. A hundred and eighty packed the house that Les Paul built for an evening of rock and...
by Zenae Zukowski | Apr 30, 2024 | Reviews
KittiePig, the non-alcoholic beverage, may seem like another band producing a product to sell. But for this, it goes deeper, is more thoughtful, and carries a greater meaning. Kittie has always been inspiring, pushing boundaries and opting for alternative paths....
by Zenae Zukowski | Apr 29, 2024 | Reviews
Formed in 2015 by vocalist and guitarist Raven (formerly Ryanne) van Dorst, hailing from the Netherlands, DOOL have come a long way. With the latest and possibly strongest release yet, The Shape of Fluidity, the band cuts you to the core, opening their wounds and...
by Zenae Zukowski | Apr 29, 2024 | Reviews
Introducing Kill Dyll, the trap metal artist who transcends genre boundaries with his unique blend of hip-hop, rock, and various subgenres. Hailing from Denver, CO, Kill Dyll’s early introduction to diverse music genres sparked his passion for experimentation...
by Jillian Drachman | Apr 29, 2024 | Reviews
Formed in 2012, Lethe have finally returned with their third full-length offering, Alienation. A supergroup duo consisting of Anna Murphy of Switzerland and Tor-Helge Skei of Norway, Lethe represent the meeting of two top-notch talents. While the incredibly...