Interview

They say there are two things that should never be discussed with friends and family: Politics and Religion. That advice goes right out the window on the latest album release from husband and wife duo, Sugarcane Jane. “Ruffled Feathers: Songs In The Key of Me” is the 10th album from Anthony …

Molly Moore is an emerging musician with an extensive track record as a songwriter and recording artist. Originally from Riverdale, New York, Moore’s ambitions would lead her to Los Angeles, California, following a realization that the producers of some of her favorite bands were based there. After much trial and …

Since the 1990s, Sweden’s Hammerfall has cemented a reputation for its masterful, anthemic songcraft, a standard that is matched (and at the same time, wholly complemented) by their magnificent large-scale concerts in subsequent decades. Starting in 2019, the Gothenburg metal quintet embarked on a lengthy tour in support of their …

The past two years for The Blue Stones has seen the duo from Windsor, Ontario travel the world bringing their punchy rock n’ roll sound to festivals and clubs in Canada, Europe and the U.S. While rock has always prided itself on the live concert experience, the band has also …

For the first time in 3 years, LA’s Sir Sly is releasing music and anticipating a new record. We sat down with frontman Landon Jacobs to discuss some of their latest releases and the current social climate. Check out what he had to say below! You talked a bit about …

Tom Tikka is living two lives these days.  Three, if you count his personal life.  The husband and father of six also fronts the chart-topping band, The Impersonators.  When he’s not doing that, he’s also got his own solo project, Tom Tikka & The Missing Hubcaps…another chart-topper.  With a couple …

While you might be familiar with Armon Jay’s contributions to indie rock favourites Dashboard Confessional, his impressive solo work continues today with the release of The Dark Side Of Happiness. Jay’s third studio album was written entirely on his own and takes a deep dive into his emotional subconscious. Music Existence …

Last week we got the opportunity to catch up with Berlin-based band, Pabst, and discuss their latest record Deuce Ex Machine and their latest breakdowns of their songs. Check out Erik and Tore’s replies below! ⁃ In the past you’ve talked about how you recorded this record live as opposed …

How would you classify your music?  Over your career so far you’ve done Pop, some Dance flavored music, and some more R&B/Soul sounds. My sound has definitely evolved over the years. I finally feel like I am making music that is so true to who I am. To me, it …

As frontman and chief songwriter/lyricist for 80s/90s seminal Pittsburgh rock band, Little Wretches, Robert Wagner rode a wave of local notoriety that led the band to the forefront of the underground music scene.  Robert Wagner continues to perform at coffeehouses and small clubs. A Master’s Degree holder, Wagner also counsels …

How would you classify Moon Fever’s music? I would call it 2020 ‘Moon Rock’ with a taste of MTV from 2007. Modern Rock N’ Roll with a nod to the past. We’re a blend of The Hives and The Strokes; with a liberal dose of The Rolling Stones thrown in …

Chris Bender has been on quite a roll lately.  His single, “The Blood Song” reached the Billboard Top 25 Gospel Singles chart, while the follow up, “Glad In It” hit #3! So how does a humble young guy from Boston deal with the instant successes?  Find out what he had …