Ghost and Volbeat concluded their 26 date co-headlining tour in Anaheim, CA at The Honda Center on March 3rd, which happened to be Tobias Forge’s birthday, and it was spectacular. Twin Temple was the support throughout the tour and it made for one hell of a show. Twin Temple, who is from Los …
Read More »PONTUS Releases Official Music Video for “Sukhothai – Dawn of Happiness”!
New York based Progressive Instrumental Space rock musician PONTUS has revealed an ensemble music video for “Sukhothai – Dawn of Happiness,” off of his recent LP, Black Hole BBQ. “Sukhothai – Dawn of Happiness” was filmed between April 2020 and November 2020, at different stages during the lockdown period in New …
Read More »PONTUS Releases Official Music Video for Title Single off of ‘Black Hole BBQ’
New York based Progressive Instrumental Space rock band PONTUS has released the official music video for the title single off of their album, Black Hole BBQ. The video for “Black Hole BBQ” was pieced together by different videos taken from the recording process and edited in with some live footage taken throughout the …
Read More »COYOTE MAN Releases New Instrumental Single, “Perilous”
Chicago based, Progressive Rock duo COYOTE MAN has released their new instrumental track, “Perilous,” the first single off of their upcoming, sophomore album, Precognition. “From the beginning structure of the song it really gave us a dark presence and meaning if you will. A sort of dark truth with our economy at the …
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Album Review: Visitors – Crest (Out July 13)
Visitors are a rising quintet composed of vocalist Ian Cooperstein, guitarists Ty Brigman and Ian Hilton, bassist Cameron Jorgenson, and drummer Bryan Lee. Forming in Utah, the Salt Lake City band built a live rep along the west coast utilizing charisma, progressive arrangements and hook factor — topped with arsenal …
Read More »Album Review: Five of the Eyes – The Venus Transit
With their debut LP The Venus Transit, progressive rock/post-hardcore quintet Five of the Eyes have put forth an ambitious, hard-hitting starting point. With a wide array of technical skills possessed by each musician and an unrelenting energy behind each track, Five of the Eyes have put together one of the …
Read More »Misery Signals ‘Yesterday Was Everything’ Documentary Out Now – Interview with Ryan Morgan
Misery Signals have long proven an upstanding force in the North American metalcore underground. Formed in 2002, the American-Canadian quintet continually amasses dedicated fans through a successful approach – a heavily melodic foundation featuring unorthodox rhythm changes and breakdowns, bolstered by a four-album-strong referential output and consistent touring presence. Today …
Read More »Album Review: Inertia – The Process
Inertia are a Southern California metal band who recently made a noteworthy statement with their debut LP The Process. For a debut album, The Process features a diverse combination of influences ranging from prog rock to metalcore and Inertia make it clear that they hold big intentions as a rising group. While …
Read More »Album Review: Super Snake – Leap of Love
For their debut album Leap of Love, New Jersey hard rockers Super Snake have assembled a rhythmic ride that draws inspiration from many different genres. Super Snake are a talented group of musicians looking to incorporate several different facets of rock into one cohesive project. In Leap of Love, the band is certainly …
Read More »Interview with Jimmy Reeves of Sunndrug
Yesterday, Virginia Beach quintet Sunndrug released their debut album, Exit Wounds. Fans may recognize three of the band’s personnel—Jimmy Reeves, Chris Raines and Matt Beck—all of whom originated in Spitfire, a metalcore outfit popular at the start of the millennium. Sunndrug, by contrast, is a less stringent rock variant, bolstering …
Read More »Album Review: Sunndrug – Exit Wounds (Out October 31)
Sunndrug was conceptualized by the partnership of metalcore veterans Jimmy Reeves and Chris Raines. Backed by an additional 3-man personnel (Junior Favela, Clint Kesler, Matt Beck), their material rings interestingly and is wholly unexpected. For reference, I wasn’t much a fan of its members’ previous outings, Spitfire and Norma Jean, …
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