Whether you love or hate Godsmack, It’s hard not to be impressed with the career they have carved out for themselves. Coming into prominence during the nu metal boom, they somehow managed to rise above a lot of their peers and become a mainstay in a scene where a lot bands died out long ago….
Fans of Bowling For Soup rejoice, their main man is once again heading our way. Jaret Reddick is following up his very successful first UK solo tour – Heartache and Hilarity – with a short second run of solo shows, titled Heartache and Hilarity Too. Jaret’s latest solo tour follows on from Bowling For Soup’s…
Recently, Lower Than Atlantis descended upon The Engine Rooms in Southampton as part of their extensive UK tour. Supported by The Faim and Milk Teeth, they put on a cracking show. Our photographer Alice Burton was there to capture the action from across the night. Check out a selection of her photos of all three…
This weeks’ installment of the Rock Sins Spotify playlist is once again jam packed with great new singles, tracks from upcoming and recently released albums, and a few old favourites thrown in for good measure. Kicking things off with the mighty Architects “Nihilist”, we feature songs from a number of albums recently released by bands…
What a titanic battle video of the week has been this time. With strong showings for four of the six bands involved, in the end it was a mere handful of votes that decided things. Liverpool alt-rockers Vulture Cult, the runaway leaders at one point, were reeled in by Mark Tremonti’s Tremonti solo project, and…
In the 90s, an era where metal was defined by Headbangers Ball, Leather jackets and Beavis & Butthead, White Zombie was one of the driving forces behind the scenes’ success. They hit at just the right time and have enough unique elements to push them into the stratosphere, and even when they disbanded, they left…
Losing a singer would end most bands, and in a lot of cases, it has. It is a testament then to Stone Temple Pilots that they have lost not one, but two of their frontmen in relatively quick succession, that not only have they managed to overcome these hardships, but also return with a brand…
Underoath is one of those that all but passed me when they first hit the scene. Their importance was acknowledged but sadly lost on me. Now 8 years on from the release of their last album ‘Ø (Disambiguation)’ we have a somewhat fiercer more purposeful Underoath with the of their 8th album Erase Me. an…
Its been 15 years since we have had a full length album of original material from A Perfect Circle, and I think we can agree that those 15 years have felt agonizing, wondering if we would ever get that elusive third studio album. But fear not, our prayers have been answered, A Perfect Circle are…
Over the years Black Stone Cherry have become the proverbial Ronseal band, because they do exactly what they say on the tin. Heavy groove laden Southern Rock, you can sing along to while drinking and dancing the night away. Family Tree brings us 13 tracks full of good old rock and roll that is high…
