Brace yourselves, the highest-anticipated pirate metal record of all-time is finally here with Alestorm’s Seventh Rum of a Seventh Rum and you’ll find yourself wishing you were on a giant pirate ship, sailing the seven seas. This is the band’s first album since 2020- Curse of the...
Live: Rehab return t...
By: Reggie Edwards
Rehab are back together in full swing, currently finishing the reunion tour dates that got postponed during COVID in 2020 and they recently hit Indy’s Vogue Theatre with support from Redburn. Redburn kicked things off a little later than planned but quickly tore into a set infused with rock...
Live: Buckcherry Hel...
By: Reggie Edwards
Buckcherry is one of the bands that just kept going during the pandemic. They kept writing and even played shows where they were able to. Now that they’re coming up on the 1-year anniversary of the release of their Hellbound record, they’ve hit the road with Blacktop Mojo and Sumo Cyco and...
Live: New Kids on th...
By: Reggie Edwards
Gainbridge Fieldhouse was packed to the rafters with screaming fans, ready to go back in time and relive one of the most fun eras of all time- the 80’s when New Kids on the Block brought their Mixtape Tour 2022 to Indianapolis with Rick Astley, Salt n Peppa and En Vogue. Everything...
Live: Stryper return...
By: Reggie Edwards
It’s been over two years since Stryper was able to do a traditional U.S. Tour, so when their Calling On You tour hit Indy’s Vogue Theatre recently, the room was packed with fans decked out in yellow & black, ready to rock out with Stryper. The Protest opened the show, bringing the...
Review: Simple Plan-...
By: Reggie Edwards
It’s been 20 years since Simple Plan burst onto the scene with No Pads, No Helmets…Just Balls. Yep, 20 years, sorry, everyone. But after 20 years, they’re back with their sixth record in Harder Than It Looks and let’s just get this out of the way now- they still fucking got it. From...
Review: Three Days G...
By: Reggie Edwards
Coming out of the most mentally-draining two years we’ve seen in a long time, Three Days Grace have written a record that deals with a lot of the issues fans have been battling with for years in Explosions. Explosions is a different kind of Three Days Grace album. While it still features the...
Review: Halestorm- B...
By: Reggie Edwards
Halestorm waited until the COVID pandemic was slowing down to release their fifth record, aptly named Back From the Dead and that’s exactly what this record is all about. You can tell just by listening to the album that the title is more than just a title- it’s an all-encapsulating theme...
Review: Fozzy- Boomb...
By: Reggie Edwards
Five years after Fozzy solidified themselves as one of rock’s heavy-hitters with Judas, they’re finally back with Boombox and they continue their streak of strong records. With a record as massive as Judas was, it was gonna be hard for the band to recapture that lightning in a bottle but...
Review: Psychostick-...
By: Reggie Edwards
After almost four years, Psychostick are BACK with …And Stuff, a record of B-sides and rarities, which sits at 30- yes, 30 mighty Psychostick tracks. What can go wrong, right? RIGHT? The album is narrated by a Patrick Stewart impersonator who kills it as Stewart and reminds us it’s...