Alexis Coleman, Author at Cryptic Rock

Sevendust Rattle Sold Out Playstation Theater, NYC 5-3-16 w/ Trivium, Like A Storm, & Westfield Massacre

Alexis ColemanAlexis ColemanMay 13, 2016

There is a saying, “A little rest never hurt anyone,” and for the members of Georgia-based Hard Rock band Sevendust, taking some time off created musical magic. For over two decades now, Sevendust has not slowed down from creating music and touring. Then, the band ... Read More

Tremonti – Dust (Album Review)

Alexis ColemanAlexis ColemanMay 2, 2016

For over two decades, the Grammy Award winning, multi-platinum selling Mark Tremonti has not stopped for a second to come up for air. Growing up in the Midwest portion of the USA, Tremonti became a fan of Heavy Metal and Hard Rock, thus by the ... Read More

SiXX:A.M. – Prayers for the Damned Vol. 1 (Album Review)

Alexis ColemanAlexis ColemanApril 29, 2016

When Nikki Sixx (bass), DJ Ashba (guitars), and James Michael (vocals) came together back in 2007 as Sixx:A.M. to record the soundtrack The Heroin Diaries, it was considered a side project. Little did they know it would soon become a full-time band that would change their lives forever. Topping charts ... Read More

Candlebox – Disappearing in Airports (Album Review)

Alexis ColemanAlexis ColemanApril 25, 2016

With a brand new excitement from a new lineup, Alternative Rock band Candlebox are bringing forth a new direction and diversity to their music in 2016. From a band that has witnessed multi-platinum success with a career that has spanned over twenty five years and ... Read More

Otep – Generation Doom (Album Review)

Alexis ColemanAlexis ColemanApril 19, 2016

Formed back in 2000, Los Angeles, California based band Otep has traveled quite a journey over the past sixteen years. Led by Vocalist/Lyricist/Activist Otep Shamaya, the band would quickly gain attention, inking a record deal before even recording a demo. Furthermore, they were even invited ... Read More

Lita Ford – Time Capsule (Album Review)

Alexis ColemanAlexis ColemanApril 15, 2016

For the past four decades, Lita Ford has been one of the most celebrated figures in Rock-n-Roll. Inspired by Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple, she picked up the guitar at age eleven, and five years later, her life would change forever when she was recruited ... Read More

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Sevendust Rattle Sold Out Playstation Theater, NYC 5-3-16 w/ Trivium, Like A Storm, & Westfield Massacre

Tremonti – Dust (Album Review)

SiXX:A.M. – Prayers for the Damned Vol. 1 (Album Review)

Candlebox – Disappearing in Airports (Album Review)

Otep – Generation Doom (Album Review)

Lita Ford – Time Capsule (Album Review)

Sevendust Rattle Sold Out Playstation Theater, NYC 5-3-16 w/ Trivium, Like A Storm, & Westfield Massacre

Tremonti – Dust (Album Review)

SiXX:A.M. – Prayers for the Damned Vol. 1 (Album Review)

Candlebox – Disappearing in Airports (Album Review)

Otep – Generation Doom (Album Review)

Lita Ford – Time Capsule (Album Review)

This Week In Horror – Happy Birthday to Me (1981)

This Week in Horror Movie History – The Horror Show (1989)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Gothic (1987)

Developing Artist Showcase – Black Hibiscus

Developing Artist Showcase – Return to Dust

Developing Artist Showcase – Niina Soleil

Interview – Madeleine McGraw & Violet McGraw

Interview – Maria Canals-Barrera

Interview – Aaron Stainthorpe of High Parasite & My Dying Bride

Poppy – Negative Spaces (Album Review)

Doro – Rock ‘n’ Roll Christmas Party (EP Review)

Empire of the Ants (Blu-ray Review)