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Banshee supporting Boy Jumps Ship in Stereo, Glasgow on Tuesday 3rd May 2016. Show review here.

Johannes and John of Avatar stop to talk about their new album Feathers & Flesh, the smell of methane in Texas, and let me know that it’s 2016! Click here to see my live photos of Avatar at Welcome To Rockville 2016!

Richard Patrick and Rotten Bobby of Filter stop to talk about Donald Trump’s baby hands, Pledge Music and how it’s helping musicians, and the future of Filter.  All while trying not to be blown away in a wind storm! Click here to see my live photos of Filter at Welcome …

Chris Batten of Enter Shikari was nice enough to give us his time. We discuss their current US tour, the re-release of their latest album, their rise to fame, influences in so much more in this interview. ME: Let’s start this interview off by asking, how you doing, I know …

An interview with Johnny 3 Tears of Hollywood Undead before the final night of the European tour in Glasgow. Show review here Full gallery here

Magic Man is a synth-pop band hailing from Boston, MA. They found great success with their 2014 album Before the Waves, including hit songs “Paris,” “Texas,” and “Waves.” Fronted by co-founder Alex Caplow, Magic Man is currently playing around the U.S. on the Hotline Spring Tour. Music Existence had the …

Hollywood Undead headlining Glasgow’s O2 Academy on Saturday 23rd April 2016 Show review here

Attila supporting Hollywood Undead in Glasgow’s O2 Academy on Saturday 23rd April 2016 Show review here

It’s not often that one gets to speak with the man whose band’s ballads used to rock her to sleep as they played late at night on the local ‘80s radio station. And yet, here I found myself wondering what Tom Keifer (Cinderella’s vocalist and now solo artist) would be …

With their latest offering to the nu-metal gods, OTEP transcends Generation Doom’s Mad Max: Fury Road-themed album art to throw lyrical punches at topics as politically-charged as police brutality, LGBTQ+ equality, climate change, and the Syrian refugee crisis. This is only enhanced by the private struggles of vocalist, Otep Shamaya—which …

It’s surprising how easily a perfectly executed guitar riff can transport listeners back through time. Wicked Maraya does just that with their track, “Sound of Evil”—evoking not only the imagery of a rugged heavy metal band, but also the feel of a dimly lit, slightly hazy club. The tiniest wisp …