Month: July 2016
My Chemical Romance releases details for “The Black Parade/Living with Ghosts”
Unfortunately My Chemical Romance isn’t reuniting, as speculated when they released their teaser last week. They specified this earlier this week. But they released the track list and more details for the September 23 release.
Bear Hands talk tours, latest album, getting older and more
Indie rock band Bear Hands’ bassist Val Looper speaks with us on amusing tour stories, their latest album and more.
Getting to know Kanayo King
Nigerian-American rapper, songwriter and producer Kanayo King speaks on the state of rap today, his debut release, and more.
Who is Shikobi?
Hard rock band Shikobi’s guitarist and vocalist Luke Hession talks about what the band’s name means, their sound and more.
Crobot puts out their “dad mosh” video “Not for Sale”
Hard rock band Crobot put out their latest video for single “Not for Sale” featuring dads moshing around the band while their playing the song off their upcoming record “Welcome to Fat City”.
Mariana’s Trench talks playing in humidity, Canada Day, and more
Bassist Mike Ayley of Mariana’s Trench talks on playing in humid rooms during their “SPF 80s” tour, what they did for Canada Day, and more.
Faulkner talks their debut album, playing a rooftop helipad, and more
Bassistbassist Dimitri Farougias of bi-coastal band Faulkner speaks on their debut release, performing on a rooftop helipad in Los Angeles, and more.
Citizen Zero releases new single from debut album
Newcomers to most in the rock scene, Citizen Zero, have released their latest single, “What a Feeling” off their debut release, State of Mind.
Forty Winters on new release and how they’ve matured
Metalcore band Forty Winters’ vocalist Xavier Vicuna speaks with us on the band’s newest release and why it trumps their first album.
Korn debuts new song, video and announces new album
Korn just debuted their new song and video for “Rotting in Vain”. The video features Sons of Anarchy alumnus Tommy Flanagan.
Aeges “Weightless” is not to be taken lightly
Aeges’ new album “Weightless” is out Friday. They do everything well with this album from front to back.
My Chemical Romance (MCRX): what you need to know about the possible reunion
My Chemical Romance and Warner Music Group collectively “broke the internet” today, for lack of better words, with a vague YouTube teaser.
Omar Rodriguez-Lopez “Sworn Virgins” album review
The Mars Volta and At the Drive in singer Omar Rodriguez-Lopez (ORL) just released his solo album Sworn Virgins Friday.
The Devil Wears Prada premiere new song, announce new album
The Devil Wears Prada announced today that their new album will be entitled Transit Blues (out Oct. 10), and premiered their newest sing and video in support, called “Daughter”.
Fire it Up Fest set for 9/23 in Los Angeles
We are teaming up with Awfully Good Records for Fire it Up Fest 2016. It’s all going down at the Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles, California.
Secondborn talks New Orleans, upcoming release, and Pokemon Go
Guitarist Patrick Trumps of New Orleans band Secondborn speaks on music differences in the band, their new release, and more.
Who is Them vs Her?
We talk to duo Them vs Her about their band history, their latest release, and hobbies outside of music.
LAYNE takes listeners to “The Black Hills”
Los Angeles indie-pop rock transplant LAYNE is ready to take the world on with their new EP entitled “The Black Hills”.
Chain Fest to invade Orange County
Chain Fest is commemorating the 20th anniversary of Orange County’s Chain Reaction.
3 Pill Morning talks next tour, crowdfunded new album, and more
3 Pill Morning singer Jeff Stebbins speaks on the band’s new album “Never Look Back”, their next tour lineup, pre show rituals, and more.
A War Within on their ups and downs, hashtags, and more
A War Within’s vocalist Spencer Maybe talks on the band’s best and worst of the year, the band’s hashtag, touring, and more
Getting to know Surviving the Era
Sacramento alternative rock band Surviving the Era speaks to us about the bands debut EP “Parallax”, playing live, and more.
Who is Forebear?
Molly Rogers of Los Angeles band Forebear talks about band history, creating their first album, and more
9Electric talks band history, album, and hard rock
Mikey Lopez, guitarist from electronic hard rock band 9Electric, spoke with us recently. Listen to how the band came about, their growth in Los Angeles, their sound, new album “The Damaged Ones” and more.
Blackout Balter’s “Twist and Bend” gets the blood flowing
Blackout Balter’s debut release, Twist and Bend is out tomorrow. Even though this is an EP, it does do damage to your musical soul with a catchy and smooth six tracks that will definitely make an impact.
Invent, Animate “Stillworld” sends you on a prog rock journey
Invent, Animate’s new album Stillworld keeps the progressive metal at a high level from start to finish.
Invent, Animate talks “Stillworld”, touring, and spirit animals
Progressive metal band Invent, Animate’s vocalist Ben English talks their new album “Stillworld”, touring this summer, and his spirit animal.
Stitched Up Heart talks touring, Los Angeles, fan gifts and more
Hard rock band Stitched Up Heart’s lead singer Mixi spoke with us recently on their upcoming tours, growing in Los Angeles, fan gifts and much more.
Interview with New York indie rock band The New Tarot
New York, sister fronted rock band The New Tarot speaks about rituals, current projects, their first performance experience, and more.
Afropunk legends Fishbone in Carson, California
Gallery of Fishbone in Carson, California.
Of Mice & Manson
Earlier his week, Of Mice & Men released their brand new song and video for “Pain”. As many of you already know the band has been touring with Slipknot and Marilyn Manson. That fact is apparent in this song.
The New Low speaks on “Continuance”, Warped Tour, paint and more
We spoke with The New Low’s vocalist and guitarist Fletcher Howell. Hear who the band is, what their original band name was and why they changed it, who they’re excited to see and played with at Warped Tour, and more.
