Posted by Zach Shaw on June 8, 2012
This week saw it’s fair share of bands playing metal musical chairs with their lineups. First up is Darkest Hour. The DC metalcore group have been playing without bassist Paul Burnette for over a year now. However, Darkest Hour officially confirmed that Burnette is out for good and permanently replaced by Salome’s Aaron Deal, issuing […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on March 23, 2011
Kat Katz, vocalist of Salome, has decided to leave the band. “I’m no longer in Salome because of personal conflicts within the band,” she said in a statement on Facebook. “I wish them well if hey decide to continue on, and I hope they’re successful with all their projects. I’m continiung with Agoraphobic Nosebleed and […]
Posted by Zach Shaw on January 13, 2011
In a recent article, The Hollywood Reporter pointed out how during a time when the music industry is struggling to sell music, National Public Radio (NPR) has become its secret tool in boosting sales. With an audience of 34 million (according to Arbiton) and a devoted online following, NPR has helped a majority of indie […]
Posted by Chris Colgan on November 9, 2010
We are halfway through autumn, mere weeks away from the holiday season, and the Christmas music is already starting to play in some stores. Personally, I’m rather irritated by this – not because of the music itself, but because of the choice in Christmas songs. Why is nobody playing anything from the We Wish You […]
Posted by Dan Rodriguez on August 4, 2009
The already-awesome Planet Caravan Festival in Asheville, NC (Clutch, Pentagram, Kylesa, Burst) has epanded even further, adding eight bands and a second venue. Additions include Tombs, Zoroaster, Bison B.C., The Gates of Slumber, Sourvein, Hull, Salome and Batillus, all of whom will be playing on the second stage at Mo Daddy’s, next door to main […]
