An honest artist is an artist who is always in flux. Germany's veteran sonic adventurers Secrets of the Moon may have begun amid the dark and occult world of Black Metal, but the journey they have undertaken has led them down corridors even they themselves...
In the spirit of #MakeChesterProud, Chester Bennington’s life-long friend Sean Dowdell has revived the pair’s 1990s Alt Rock band, Grey Daze, and, in doing so, brought the words and soul of the phenomenally inspiring vocalist back to life. There’s so much to be said, but...
The hands of Mark Lanegan are never idle...
For many artists, stagnation is death. For every five or six reliable bands out there who stay in their lane, there is bound to be a Secrets of the Moon running around somewhere. The Osnabruck, Germany collective has been lurking in the shadows since forming...
Back in the early 1990s Brooklyn's own Life of Agony brought something different to the heavy music scene. Unique to other Hard Rock/Metal bands at the time, they offered a distinctive sound that unified various styles while tapping into extremely real, personal lyrical content. Impossible...
Formed nearly 20 years ago up in British Columbia, Canada, Theory of a Deadman (THEORY) have always been a Rock-n-Roll band that wrote quality songs. From the early days of tracks such as 2002's "The Last Song" to 2008's "Not Meant to Be," and everything...
At the dawn of 2000s, a list of young, new Rock bands looked to make their mark on the new millennium. Bands like Three Doors Down, Nickelback, and Godsmack all made an impact, but the crop of talent did not stop there, because Theory of...
Inscrutable Vocalist Mark Lanegan is back with Somebody's Knocking, his latest solo work under the Mark Lanegan Band moniker. Due on Friday, October 18th, the album will see release through Heavenly Recordings, his recent home for 2017's Gargoyle as well as two collaborations with Duke...
Back in 1993, Brooklyn, New York based band Life of Agony made a massive first impression with their debut album River Runs Red. A concept album, you were thrust into the world of a character facing suicide, while also exploring themes of abuse, alcoholism, and...
Nearly forgotten, Puddle of Mudd has rise from the ashes to release their long overdue sixth studio album, Welcome to Galvania. Out on Friday the 13th of September through Pavement Entertainment, it marks the band's first collection of songs since their 2011 covers LP Re:(disc)overed...
