by Rudy Palma Burgeoning Michigan rockers, GRETA VAN FLEET recently released their eight-song double EP From The Fires, on Lava/Republic. The disc features four brand new tunes from GVF in addition to four critically acclaimed tracks from the band’s breakout Read more
by Rudy Palma Evolve, is the next installment from super group Imagine Dragons. Frontman Dan Reynolds, who founded Imagine Dragons with guitarist Wayne Sermon, bassist Ben McKee, and drummer Daniel Platzman, has not taken their success lightly. All the musicians Read more
by J. Kyr Hailing from the rich rock vibes of Hollywood, Aerial School, is setting out to make a CD that is just what all rockers want to hear. Founded by Thorn St. Germain and Chaim Rochester, Love is Calling Read more
by J. Kyr 15 tracks of southern, infused rock with a dapple of bluegrass tendencies glued together by soulful, greasy swamp-twang. This Nashville now quartet (formerly a duo), even laces the bootstraps with some varied styles throughout, making it a Read more
by AJ My introduction to Flyleaf was actually unintentional. I was checking out at a local music store and the guy behind the counter kept insisting that I pick up the Flyleaf EP that was out at the time. I Read more
by T.C. One of the reasons the Chili Peppers have cemented their status as one of the biggest bands on the planet has been their ability to consistently deliver high quality albums which feature undeniably catchy, yet endearing songs that Read more
by J. Kyr I think its safe to say that no -Real- fan of Queensryche has any doubts left about who was responsible for the downhill the band took up until 4/2012.Now that they are free from the dictatership they Read more
by Craig P I’ve been a fan of Seether and have been following their work since their first single “Fine Again”. Their debut album Disclaimer remains a classic and in my eyes their best work. However, for those who follow Read more
by Andrew Z After a rather long wait for their next LP, Godsmack finally unleash 1000hp, 4 years after 2010’s, The Oracle. As a band that were going through some rough waters not too long ago and were close to Read more
by Derek P By 1994, grunge had hit its peak and began to decline in popularity. Bands like Pearl Jam had released material that divided its fanbase, refused to make any music videos, and were battling Ticketmaster over high prices. Read more
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