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Static-X new album, Project Regeneration Vol 1. , is nothing short of amazing. To hear Wayne Static‘s voice is amazing. I will be perfectly transparent here, when I heard of his passing in 2014, it me hard. Static-X was one of the first bands I got into when I started …

L.A. based rock revivalists Dirty Honey are back with the latest installment of their Suitcase Sessions video series. Transforming their classic live staple “Down The Road” into an enchanting acoustic version, the band took to the hills earlier this month to record the track in front of the iconic Los Angeles …

Before Linkin Park, Chester Bennington gave us his mid-90s, post-grunge rock band Grey Daze. Formed in Phoenix, Arizona the band was active from 1993 to 1998 before Bennington left to front a new band in California called Xero. As fans know, Xero would later change their name to Linkin Park …

Canadian prog-rock duo Crown Lands has released a new acoustic EP titled Wayward Flyers Vol. I  The typically loud and vibrant pair opted for a stripped back approach this time around, which saw the band experiment with new instruments and recording techniques. Included on the EP is an acoustic version …

Last Friday folk singer J.S. Ondara (now going by Ondara) released Folk N’ Roll Vol 1: Tales of Isolation. The new album was written, recorded and produced by Ondara in one week at home after an onset of creativity while in quarantine. Ondara used this record as a form of …

Introducing MALACHI: the 22-year-old singer from Toronto who captured everyone’s attention in 2019 with his debut mixtape Bread Winner. Less than a year later MALACHI is back with a brand new EP and a whole new perspective on releasing music in the age of physical distancing. Music Existence spoke to MALACHI …

Welcome to “Quarantine Questions.” The newest segment from Music Existence will explore what your favorite bands have been up to while self-isolating at home during the global coronavirus pandemic. To celebrate the release of their newest single “Howlin’ Back,” this week’s Quarantine Questions will be highlighting Crown Lands. The Canadian duo …

The 90s were good to Big Sugar, as their reggae/rock approach to music helped the band dominate radio stations with hits like “Turn The Lights On,” and “Diggin’ A Hole”. Throughout the years, the band has maintained a loyal fan base and will be giving them a brand new studio album with the release …

Welcome to “Quarantine Questions.” The newest segment from Music Existence will explore what your favorite bands have been up to while self-isolating at home during the global coronavirus pandemic. If you hit the festival circuit last summer chances are you’re already familiar with this week’s guest, BAD CHILD. The Canadian singer-songwriter launched into …

If you’ve enjoyed the blues based rock n’ roll revival the music industry has seen over the past two years, then Hannah Wicklund is for you. Her impressive vocal range gives her music variety, which showcases her ability to switch from soft and soulful sounds to her heavy hitting rock …

Embrace played to a sold out O2 Victoria Warehouse in Manchester as part of their, The Good Will Out 21st Anniversary tour. The night started eventfully with a power cut part way through the opener, All you Good Good People, but the silence didn’t last long as the crowd stepped …

Black Label Society are on tour spreading the joy that is heavy metal. Their North American Crusade tour, consisting of 24 dates, will go around North America throughout March, so get out there and catch a show (remaining dates below). Opening the tour for BLS is death metal thrashers Obituary and progressive …