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“Demons” is the latest single from Nashville based singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Dom Colizzi. The track, “Demons”, is one that is close to the artist’s heart, and it’s one that Dom hopes will leave a lasting impact on others. “Demons” is a personal story from the artist’s childhood experience …

Nashville-based artist/producer Dom Colizzi drops his “Demons” single Friday, May 14th. Colizzi was the subject of a 2015 short film, “Somebody’s Hero.” “Where did all these demons come from?” asks Dom Colizzi on his latest single, “Demons.” But if you know the talented singer, songwriter and producer’s backstory, that question is painfully …

Virginia’s Demons, which started as an outlet for the heavier musical experimentations of longtime Mae guitarist Zach Gehring, is debuting a music video for the new track “Slow Burn.” The song is now available on all digital streamers. Stream the “Slow Burn” video: https://youtu.be/uJznnyBd42k. An alternate version of “Slow Burn” …

When dealing with anxiety and depression, it can be easy to get stuck in an endless loop of antidepressants, alcohol abuse and reliving past trauma. If you’re not careful, the cycle can consume you and make it hard to decipher between false memories and reality. It’s in these dire times …

For over a decade, Bobaflex have had their fair share of hardships in the music industry. When they put fate in their own hands, they created their own label BFX Records and have been pursuing their passion nonstop. Following their 2015 release Anything That Moves, Bobaflex released their eighth studio album …

Six years onward, New Zealand’s Devilskin has proven a substantial asset in the mainstream rock realm. Their debut album, We Rise, climbed to platinum status last year, having steadily maintained the #1 position on both the Album and Kiwi Artist Album charts. But behind such surefire success lies something unbreakable—familial …

Vaudeville Etiquette puts a refreshingly Northwestern spin on rock and roll, offering something beyond its contemporary strum-by-numbers permutation. The self-described psych-folk/americana quintet’s home atmosphere of Seattle, Washington has indeed worked in their favor. While the city has long garnered an unusual reputation for its lack of proximity, its rain tendencies …