23 years since the release of their debut self-titled record, Skillet are still running stronger than ever with the unveiling of their 10th studio album- Victorious– a record that meshes almost every sound of Skillet’s career into one cohesive sonic attack that appeals to every corner...

While a band’s debut record is important for many reasons, their sophomore release is even more important on so many levels. If their debut is strong, it puts them on the map and raises expectations for the follow-up, which can raise their stock or completely break their career and make fans...

Bands who had their biggest hits in the 80’s can be hit and miss when it comes to new albums and new music in 2019. Often times, either fans don’t care or the record feels like the band is just grasping at straws to regain the sound that once made them great. This isn’t the case with...

The Hÿss’ latest record- Sound- is one that’s guaranteed to appeal to stoner metal fans around the world.  With distorted guitars in the vein of Sleep and Clutch, the songs on Sound flow together well and no two songs sound the same. The tracks have the same style but each has their own...

An album or EP doesn’t have to be long to be powerful and that’s the case with Burial Party’s Please, Electric Move Slow. The EP- four tracks-long- is loaded with aggression, emotion, honesty and energy, all pulled into one, as well as punk and hardcore combined and it’s a pure...

From Ashes to New recently hit Indianapolis on their Summer tour and brought Palisades, Awake At Last and The Funeral Portrait with them for a night that lived up to every fan’s expectations.  The night started early with The Funeral Portrait, who got the crowd warmed up with their dark,...

With album anniversary tours blowing up like crazy the last few years, Blink 182 are the last band to join the party, hitting the road for the 20th anniversary of their breakout album- Enema of the State, and they’ve brought Lil Wayne and Neck Deep out with them. When the tour hit...

Back in the Spring, Breaking Benjamin announced a Summer mega-tour with Chevelle, Three Days Grace, Dorothy and Diamante- a tour that recently Noblesville’s Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center for a 6 hour show that brought the present and future of rock in line with bands that have already...

Mono No Aware is your fourth full-length record. Coming off of Revel in the Chaos, what did you want this record to look like- lyrically and musically? I wanted to challenge myself musically. I wanted to write cool riffs that would translate well live as well as making them memorable....

Punk is alive and well in the form of Plastic, who’s latest EP- Drink Sensibly– personifies everything the genre lives and breathes to be.  Clocking in at just under 12 minutes, this punk throwback shows singer Matthew Awbery stating, “Drink Sensibly takes on the subjects of...