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Music Existence: Since the release of your 2008 debut, Any Port in a Storm, you guys have achieved amazing success, “Lay Me Down spent eleven weeks at #1 Billboard Alternative Chart and was RIAA certified gold, your latest album: Sound of Change debuted at #8 in the Billboard Top 200 …

Dark Pop/Mixed Media Solo Artist A Darker Color Bright (ADCB) has floated into the new electronic music scene with a bleak, minimalistic EP very simply entitled Adcbep1, along with enigmatic music videos for the singles “Fluorescent” in 2015 and “Missing You” in March of this year.  Both videos, though individually unique, emphasize the ascetic …

Elijah Witt of Cane Hill takes some time at Warped Tour to talk about how rock and metal are becoming weak, parties in Florida, and why kids shouldn’t sneak behind merch tables. You see photos of Cane Hill at Welcome To Rockville by clicking here = Cane Hill at Welcome …

Campfires from Aberdeen were up first on the bill and for the sheer size of the venue the bands lead singer made full use of the space. Not even standing on the small stage, he was right down on the floor up and personal with the crowd. The band gave …

Interview with Tobi Duncan of Trash Boat before the headline show in the Attic, Glasgow on Saturday 25th June 2016. Full show review here Galleries: Campfires Weatherstate WSTR Trash Boat

It’s not often that a new band is able to mix elements of alternative, punk, and metal into a sound that is not only cohesive, but also has potential. Play it too soft, and you’re removing yourself from the rock genre entirely (while still somehow being too “hard” to fit …

Trash Boat headlining The Attic, Glasgow on Saturday 25th June 2016

WSTR supporting Trash Boat at The Attic, Glasgow on Saturday 25th June 2016

Weatherstate supporting Trash Boat at The Attic, Glasgow on Saturday 25th June 2016

Campfires supporting Trash Boat at The Attic, Glasgow on Saturday 25th June 2016

Music Existence: How you guys meet individually and form ROMES? Nick: Jake and I are brothers, born and raised in Toronto. When we were young, we moved to Ireland with our family. There is where we met the two Irish guys (Andrew and James) in school. We have been playing …

  1.How does Utah shape your music? (If it does at all) The scene here in Provo is strong. Even if bands don’t exactly shape our sound, there are great bands that inspire us to be better and work harder. There’s also a real sense of professionalism with the local …