Music

Creed, the polarizing post-grunge rockers, are stoking reunion rumors once again. That’s because, as of Thursday (July 6), the band’s Facebook profile picture and has been revamped, and the official Creed website is evidently only accessible via password. Is Creed time coming? See the new Creed profile pic below. READ MORE: Is Creed’s ‘What If’ the

Tony H continues to amaze us not only with his live performances, including riveting sets at Coachella, Miami Music Week, and even Golf Claps official Movement afterparty earlier this year, but also with his unique sound that fits somewhere between acid house and tech house. He’s already landed previous releases via Gene Farris’ Farris Wheel

Metal has evolved in many ways over the years, and during a recent chat with SiriusXM Octane host Jesea Lee, Asking Alexandria guitarist Ben Bruce professed his love for the nu metal era of music, proclaiming, “I think it was one of the best eras of metal ever because it was so huge.” Bruce is

GAWM is a trailblazing heavy bass artist, known for his meticulous attention to detail and boundary-pushing compositions. Having amassed millions of streams across various platforms, he has established a devoted fan base eagerly anticipating each new release. Now, he’s back with a thunderous single, titled “Hallucinate,” which showcases GAWM’s unique artistic vision and amazing talent.

Not everything always goes according to plan. But it’s some of those potentially disastrous moments during a show that somehow humanize our favorite rock stars more than ever and make us love them all the more. Such was the case Thursday (July 6) when Paramore‘s Hayley Williams recovered quite nicely after an onstage gaffe left

Petit Biscuit continues to be an artist who is not afraid to push sonic boundaries and challenge himself artistically in all that he does. All of this, along with over 4 billion streams and 4.2 million monthly listeners on Spotify; global radio support from powerhouses SiriusXM Chill (US), NRJ and triple j; and major global

2023 is shaping up to be the year of Jelly Roll. His latest album, Whitsitt Chapel, came out on June 2 and debuted at No. 1 on Billboard‘s Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart, No. 2 on their Country Album chart and No. 3 on the all-encompassing Billboard 200. Just a few days prior, he released his

Elgin, the breathtaking talent from LA, has achieved a milestone that many aspiring and major artists dream of: charting on the top 100 of the Pop Charts. With his latest release, “Imagine That,” Elgin showcases his exceptional vocal talent and production skills, landing him on thecharts in between The Weeknd and Dua Lipa. “Imagine That”

As we know, there are more subgenres of rock and metal than we can actually count, but is that a good thing? Spiritbox vocalist Courtney LaPlante thinks metalheads are too focused on genre, which sometimes makes them resistant to a band’s evolution. Spiritbox’s Eternal Blue came out in late 2021, and we loved it so much that we

Anyone who’s a fan of Bauhaus, their follow-up project Love & Rockets, David Bowie, Iggy Pop or, more recently, Edwyn Collins should know the reclusive yet well-respected post punk artist known as Les Techno. Lauded for years in the New York music scene for his witty, satirical lyrics and smooth guitar work that rivals the

One of the key members of Journey‘s early days, rhythm guitarist George Tickner, has died at the age of 76. The news was delivered by Journey’s lone remaining original member, guitarist Neal Schon, who commented, “RIP George, you now fly with the angels,” while also sharing a Journey News video on the passing of Tickner,

Since his arrival on the scene in 2020, Vandelor has meticulously carved a niche in the global music industry with celebrated releases on renowned labels such as All Day I Dream, Ruvenzori, and Souksonic. Now, he’s back with a beautiful two track EP titled ‘Rechka & Siren’ signed to none other than David Hohme’s Where

Longtime Wovenhand drummer Ordy Garrison has died, according to a statement on the band’s social media. The band confirmed that Garrison died from a heart attack on the morning of July 4. Read the statement below. With hearts as heavy as the earthWe regret to inform that Ordy Garrisonpassed away of a heart attack this

It’s been 18 years since System of a Down last gave us a full length studio album, but their legacy remains one of the strongest in heavy music. After taking a hiatus, they’ve returned as a touring band over the last decade and even given us a pair of new songs. But for now we’re

Paul Supreme is a somewhat avant garde house, pop and hip hop artist who began releasing in 2020 with his first album, Golden Hour. His first releases in 2020 and 2021 were more conventional pop/EDM crossover, but recently it’s been his more indie-infused tracks that have been well-received on Spotify. Possibly surprising to some fans

Imagine being in the biggest band in the world and then having it all end in an instant. Add in the fact that you’ve just lost one of your closest friends and someone who was an immense talent, and that’s the position that drummer Dave Grohl found himself in after the death of Kurt Cobain in

Grunge often gets the credit/blame for the downfall of hair metal and, while that’s mostly true, it wasn’t the only contributing factor, at least not according to Ratt singer Stephen Pearcy. Speaking with Goldmine magazine about Ratt’s upcoming limited edition The Atlantic Years box set, Pearcy was asked if grunge was what led to Ratt’s dissolution in