Clutch are back with a new album and their second tour in the U.S. this year. The 13th studio album, Sunrise on Slaughter Beach, was released on September 16th and is another masterpiece by the four gents from Maryland. On this particular day Clutch came to The Regent in Los …
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NEW TRACK EXPLORES UNIQUE CREATIVE BOND BETWEEN TWO LOVERS IN TOTAL UNITY On October 7, LA-based singer-songwriter Shihori releases her brand new track ‘Harmonizer’. The single, available across all digital platforms, is a nostalgia-tinged R&B pop ballad, featuring Shihori’s dreamy vocals and words showing lovers as artists “trying to find the shape of …
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The album will be released on September 29, 2022. Music gave me something to be incessantly obsessive with and I had never experienced that with anything else. That’s when I knew I was doing something special. Something with passion.” — HiddenLif, Storyteller Kalif Shear, more popularly known as HiddenLif, is a …
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Anthrax are celebrating 40 years of being a band and gifting all their fans with a tour that’s one for the books. These thrash metal legends sold out the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, CA and brought two heavy metal giants with them, Black Label Society and Hatebreed. All three of …
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After a 6 year touring hiatus Puscifer is back warning everyone “prepare to be probed”! The Existential Reckoning Tour stopped at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, the only California stop on the tour, and put on a performance that was out of this world. On this particular night …
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Philadelphia’s psychedelic folk-rockers Mt. Joy have released new details of their forthcoming third studio album Orange Blood. Set to be released June 17th via Island Records, the new album will be the band’s major label debut after making the jump from Dualtone Records to the Universal Music Group entity earlier …
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The mighty Deftones stopped at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA on April 20th for their highly anticipated tour with metal giants Gojira and death-pop opener Vowws. This tour has been postponed a couple times for obvious reasons but now it’s in full effect and selling out at nearly every …
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In the competitive cluster of New Music Friday tracks that litter our feeds and streaming service playlists, it is often hard to stand out amongst such an array of new music. This past Friday in particular presented an overload of options, and not enough hours in the day to listen …
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System of a Down played the second of two shows at the Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles on February 5th for 22,000+ fans waiting for their chance to see the nu-metal giants. These specific shows in Los Angeles have been rescheduled 3 times before because of Covid protocols …
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If you’re familiar with Eddie Vedder’s solo albums then a dynamic rock record isn’t something you’d expect from the famed Pearl Jam frontman. While he might have been a trailblazer for Seattle’s grunge scene in the 90s, most of Vedder’s solo work has geared towards the softer side of rock …
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It’s been 16 years since the Red Hot Chili Peppers released new music with legendary guitarist John Frusciante and yet it seems like no time has passed at all. While the announcement of Frusciante’s return (and Josh Klinghoffer’s departure) shocked fans in late 2019, the official band reunion was inevitably pushed to 2022 …
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Larry Jay has issued “What Do I Have” on January 6th. It is the follow-up to his November 2021 release, “Night School.” With 2021 barely in the rearview, prolific country music singer-songwriter/performer Larry Jay is already kicking off the New Year with a brand new single release. “What Do I Have” hits …
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