One thing so great about rock and roll is that it knows no boundaries- whether North America, the UK or even Israel- as we see firsthand with The Dodies. Their debut record- It’s One Hell Of A Ride- is exactly that, one hell of a ride and it starts early with “Boiling Point,” bringing...

Saint Asonia were one of the best emerging bands a few years back and their debut self-titled record catapulted them onto some of the biggest tours and festivals in rock. Fast forward to 2019 and they returned with a new record and a few lineup changes.  Flawed Design shows a band that’s...

It’s been three years since Red released Gone and that’s exactly what their relationship was with Essential Records- gone. They’ve since gone independent and it couldn’t have been a better move. In fact, it’s completely resurrected their career in a lot of ways. For one, their latest...

What better time than 2020 for a band like Framing Hanley to come out of retirement and make a comeback? They’ve done exactly that with Envy, their fourth record overall and first since 2014’s farewell album- The Sum of Who We Are. Kenneth Nixon and company have always paid equal attention...

It seems like Bad Wolves started touring before their debut- Obey released and just kept going and going. Now their sophomore record- N.A.T.I.O.N. is out and they’re still going strong. The fact that this album is as strong as it is with how busy Bad Wolves have been is impressive....

Just a few years removed from Wake Up Call, Theory of a Deadman are finally back with  their highly anticipated seventh album in Say Nothing. The album’s predecessor saw Theory change style direction and take a slower, more alternative sound and fans have flocked to the new approach just...

Just in time for the Xmas holiday season, September Mourning came to the rescue with Volume III– their latest dose of unholy, ravenous, diabolical metal and everything you need to combat that pesky Jesus on his birthday. After “Unholy” kicks things off strongly, “Hiding From...

Just three short years after releasing V, Hollywood Undead are back with New Empire Vol. 1 which shows the band expanding their sound and style but yet staying true to their roots at the same time. In a few ways, this is a new sound for Hollywood Undead but not in a dramatic way. The hip...

When a band member passes during the recording of an album, the original plans often go out the window and it becomes a memorial and tribute to that member. When that member is legendary drummer Vinnie Paul, and the band is Hellyeah, that’s exactly what happens and the record- now released-...

Resilience is a word that has become synonymous with Of Mice & Men and their last record- Defy– showed exactly that. Fast forward to 2019 and their second record with bassist Aaron Pauley on vocals- EARTHANDSKY is ready to unleash upon the world and it’s the perfect successor to...