Music

Born in Joshua Tree, California, Mojave Grey is a dynamic duo crafting a unique brand of electronica known as “desert dance music,” intertwining Western roots, rock elements, and dance beats. Their work, from the beat of the sunrise to the pulse of the sundown, intoxicates and captivates. Comprised of singer Zander Bleck, known for his collaborations

Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke is never one to mince words or hide his feelings, no matter how combative and contentious they may be. Over the weekend, for example, he’s taken to X (formerly Twitter) to share some strong thoughts regarding pronouns, “trigger words” and American freedoms and rights. From what we can tell,

Arky Waters is an Australian newcomer who is crafting a unique blend of breakbeat electronica with swelling techno influences, which has a sound that can be likened to a mix between Bicep, Overmono and Godford. Just a few months ago Arky Waters treated us to a very impressive debut ep titled “Arky Sucks”, and now he’s

Long before Korn’s self-titled debut album went gold, the band was already living the high life, with an emphasis on high. The only time Korn were mostly sober was when they were performing. Other than that they were drinking heavily, popping pills and snorting up jumbo-sized lines of blow all night long. By the time

Alison Wonderland’s Whyte Fang project has been garnering attention from fans all around the world the minute since she announced it, followed by her massively successful debut album GENESIS. Now, she’s back with a booming new single “24 HRS“, one that is guaranteed to light up any DJ set. Its pulsating energy is elevated by a

Hair is a trademark for many people, especially in the rock and metal community where musicians tend to grow it long. With the exception of a few people, such as Slash and Coheed and Cambria‘s Claudio Sanchez, most rockers have sported different hair styles and lengths throughout their days. Whether it was a drastic cut for a

Masterfully bridging the worlds of happy hardcore and hardstyle, acclaimed talents Gammer and Dougal have returned, landing on tastemaker label Dancing Dead with “Take It Down.” An explosive single, “Take It Down” nicely explores both artists’ impressive range with its intoxicating melodies and dancefloor-ready production, while it marks their first collaboration in 6 years. The

As Beartooth celebrated the release of their fifth studio album, The Surface, on Friday, Oct. 13, frontman Caleb Shomo admitted he’s still kind of shocked the band has lasted this long. “It’s a surreal feeling,” he told Chuck Armstrong on Loudwire Nights the night the album came out. As he reflected on the earlier days

ADE is right around the corner and here to help bolster your soundtrack for this iconic gathering is Chicago’s prolific DJ, producer, A&R, and podcaster Sherm. He’s unleashed a simmering tech house single “Light Show” that is out now via the highly anticipated Hood Politics x Bring The Kingdom ADE Sampler. Sherm has a knack

There’s nothing like a call-back, especially when it’s one as notorious as this! Ghost are res-erect-ing, er, bringing back their “Phallos Mortuus” box set for its tenth anniversary, and what made this item so iconic for fans was the inclusion of two sexual aids amidst the heavenly packaging. Initially released in 2013 during the Infestissumam

Two of NYC’s finest artists – multi-platinum DJ and production duo Disco Fries and 2x Billboard-charting DJ and producer HARBER – have reunited for their anthemic single “Falling For You ft. Syndtherockerkid” out now via Lowly. Disco Fries & HARBER compliment each other in wonderful ways, with an amazing ability to craft catchy, uplifting arrangements

In a new interview, Don Dokken appeared willing to blame Metallica for Dokken‘s temporary 1989 breakup that resulted from tensions between the namesake lead singer and Dokken guitarist George Lynch. But other reasons have been cited for these early Dokken lineup issues before. Still, on Battleline Podcast this week, Don suggested Metallica was “kind of maybe

There’s an interesting spoken word phenomenon in the UK that many stateside punters may not be aware of; a combination of the classic, stream of consciousness-style poetry and traditional hip hop-style rap that’s been quite popular in Blighty but never had much of a toehold in North America. Aside from the TikTok famous Louis Theroux