by Sara Elizabeth | Aug 29, 2025 | Photos, Reviews
Back on March 25th, Hard Rock outfit Chevelle gave fans two reasons in one to get excited as they took to social media asking fans if they were ready for new music and if they wanted to hear it live. With that, fans knew the countdown was on for the release of the...
by Chris Loomis | Aug 24, 2025 | Photos, Reviews
Scream for me, Anaheim! Bruce Dickinson’s long-awaited return to North America, the first show of his first major solo tour in nearly three decades, kicked off in electrifying fashion at House of Blues in Anaheim, CA on Friday night, August 22. The iconic...
by Jordeana Bell | Aug 22, 2025 | Reviews
Blackbriar is the sort of band teenage goths in 2004 prayed would eventually exist. They’re like Evanescence if Amy Lee grew up identifying with Grimm’s Fairytales and Crimson Peak, then decided that reality was too beige to be worth acknowledging anymore....
by Chris Loomis | Aug 21, 2025 | Photos, Reviews
Jerry Cantrell, the mastermind behind Alice in Chains, but his solo material ranks right up there with anything he has created with the Seattle grunge masters. His fourth solo album, I Want Blood, released in October 2024, is another Cantrell masterpiece chock full of...
by Alexis Coleman | Aug 15, 2025 | Reviews
Carla Harvey has been waiting patiently for her debut EP to arrive, and it has finally made its way into fans’ hands. The Violent Hour is Harvey’s (ex-Butcher Babies) and Charlie Benante’s (Anthrax / Pantera) creation. Both co-wrote the songs while Benante...
by Emily Schneider | Aug 14, 2025 | Releases, Reviews
“We are the stuff of lovely oddities.” -Oh Lovely Oddities. When it comes to music that finds beauty in the mundane and romanticizes life itself, no band does it better than folk/world multigenre band Auri. Their third album, III: Candles and Beginnings, is no...