When a successful artist or singer branches away from their band and does a solo project, it’s usually because they have music in them that just doesn’t fit the mold of their full-time band and that’s exactly what Thousand Foot Krutch frontman Trevor McNevan’s new project- I AM The...

Picturesque is one of those bands who may not be household names yet but it’s only a matter of time and, when they hit the road, their fans turn out in droves so it came as no surprise when they hit Indy’s Emerson Theater with Slaves, Escape the Fate and Famous Last Words, the place was...

When Steve ‘n’ Seagulls went viral a few years ago with bluegrass covers of popular classic rock songs, they took full advantage and capitalized on this by releasing Farm Machine and fans fell even more in love. Enter 2018 and they’re back with their third record- Grainsville, which sees...

Metal and horror have always gone hand-in-hand and meshed well. So when Ice Nine Kills sat down to write The Silver Scream– a record where each song is inspired by a cult horror classic, it made perfect sense, especially since their previous record was the same but with classic novels....

2018 has been a roller coaster of a year for Stryper. Their latest record- God Damn Evil released in the Spring and they brought in new bassist, Perry Richardson. Then, before their Fall Tour was set to kick off, guitarist Oz Fox was hospitalized with some very serious, career and...

20 years and 10 albums into a band’s career warrants something special and big and that’s exactly what Nonpoint have done with X. They purposefully took a full year off from touring, writing and recording to properly give the record what it deserved and it shows with the final...

There may be no band riding the rocket to the top faster than Fozzy. Decades into their career, they released Judas last year and it seemed like an immediate catapult to the upper ranks for them and they’ve been enjoying it ever since. They recently hit Indianapolis for the first time since...

The best things take time and when Shim left Sick Puppies in 2014, he stayed out of the spotlight for the most part, working on what would come. That day is now here and his solo debut- Shim is out and shows Shim standing stronger than ever while venturing into a few areas that are new for him...

When it comes to identity and style changes, sometimes it works and sometimes it falls flat and in the case of Wilson, it works beautifully with their third record- Tasty Nasty. With opener “Dumptruck,” it’s clear from the start that this isn’t going to be your normal Wilson record....

13 years after they set the metal world ablaze with their debut – The Poison, Bullet For My Valentine are still going strong and and harder than ever with Gravity, their sixth studio record and far departure from what fans may be used to. In 2013, the band tried to change gears with...