ROCKTOPIA ROCKS THE CLASSICS
When first speaking with Classical Music Extraordinaire Maestro Randall Craig Fleischer, you wouldn’t guess that he is a huge fan of the late Jimi Hendrix.
Category: Features
IT’S A YEAR FOR CONFLICT, COURTESY OF JOSH TODD
Right off the bat, Josh Todd wants to make it clear: Buckcherry hasn’t broken up. His latest musical venture, Josh Todd & The Conflict, is NOT a side-project, a solo effort on his part, nor Buckcherry Part Two.
HEARING VOICES INSIDE OUR HEADS, COURTESY OF PROJECTED
Imagine hearing voices. Voices that can be your best friend at one minute and your worst enemy the next. They are persistent, there all the time.
THE HERALDED RISE OF GRETA VAN FLEET
Bursting with raw talent, passion and youthful exuberance, Frankenmuth, Michigan’s Greta Van Fleet are having too much fun to worry about coloring within or outside any genre-specific lines.
Catching up in the studio with Devilstrip!
The countdown has begun as Devilstrip (comprised of Lead Vocalist/Guitarist Marc Wasmund, Bassist Graig Lindgren and Drummer Jimmy Gray) is making final tweaks on its sophomore effort, “Testify.”
Teetering on the brink for Edge of Paradise
You couldn’t put together a more perfect band.
Weapons of Anew – This is your warning shot
VINNY CECOLINI EXCLUSIVE: I was shocked out of my journalistic stupor when I first heard Weapons of Anew.
Myles Kennedy – No end in sight
“Insecure” is definitely not a word one would use to describe Myles Kennedy, but the vocalist/guitarist stated that he has admitted that the end – of his music career, that is – has crossed his mind.
Chris Cornell dies
Chris Cornell, vocalist of Soundgarden, Audioslave, and a solo artist in his own right, died Wednesday, May 17, 2017 in Detroit, Michigan. He was 52.
Get ready to BUMBLE with Art of Anarchy
Ask Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal to describe his band Art of Anarchy and, depending on what time of the day it is, you might get a dissertation in food.
