Showtek are back with a sensational new dance floor anthem, “Feeling.” An incredible fusion of old school piano house with modern synths and drop. “Feeling” is an instant classic in Showtek’s discography. The drop is just as memorable as “We Like to Party” or “Booyah” and it also has a more modern aesthetic. “Feeling” also
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Fall Out Boy have just released their cover of Billy Joel‘s hit song “We Didn’t Start the Fire” but with one major catch — they’ve updated all of the lyrics to cover newsworthy items from 1989 through the present day in 2023. The move is, frankly, genius. It’s the type of thing a hundred other
MAKJ has just made his debut on Tchami’s Confession label with his latest single “Burning Rave”, and it’s an absolute banger. “Burning Rave” sees MAKJ takes his production into a much more vibey house territory, and we’re all for it. The California producer has come a long way since the days of “Party Till We
One of the most unique parts of Korn‘s sound has always been Jonathan Davis‘ signature scatting. It’s so unique that some dude named Damian once had audio singing Korn’s ‘Twist’ on his online dating profile, listing it as his “greatest strength.” If you’re a Korn fan, then you probably already know what the song “Twist”
French duo il:lo are the epitome of thoughtful collaboration. It’s not a question of whether Dejado and Schütz are able to produce on their own, but it’s the magic that sparks between them when they come together. Their creative partnership bears witness to the fruitfulness of collaboration and creative community, and their latest EP ‘Myriad’
Ahead of the release of her second solo studio album, The Call of the Void, on July 7, Nita Strauss joined Loudwire Nights to dive into the record’s many collaborations on Tuesday night (June 28). “Everybody was amazing, knocked it out of the park,” Strauss told host Chuck Armstrong about the special guests who joined her on
Vulture Theory, is an underground house artist who has made a distinct mark within the scene, logging performances at Catch One, Madame Siam, and Canary and signing tracks to G Mafia, Story Time and speed house movement. Graduating from Icon Collective, he has mastered the art of blending tech house and experimental elements, creating a
After employees found themselves out of a job once Birmingham, Alabama’s Revelator Coffee shop closed for business without any advance notice, one disgruntled worker retaliated by having their hardcore band Apprehend play inside the cafe. Nothing will ever be as infamous as Live Without’s unorthodox show in which they famously performed inside a Denny’s restaurant
Ghost have emerged over the last decade as one of rock and metal’s rising stars, graduating to filling arenas and setting themselves in line as one of this generation’s top live acts. And you can’t do that without having the music to back it up. But which of their albums is the best? That’s what
System of a Down have been a band for just under three decades now, so they’ve played a lot of shows over the years. Surprisingly, though, there are only six songs in their catalog that they’ve never played live. The band formed in 1994 and released five albums between ’98 and 2005, with two of
Dave Mustaine has never been shy about sharing his thoughts on all things Megadeth, especially when it comes to past and present players. In fact, he recently spoke about the only former bandmate whom he feels has had a consequential post-Megadeth career. During their new interview for Bloodstock TV (posted on June 23), host Oran
Capri Everitt, the talented artist known for her millions of streams on YouTube and Spotify, over a million social media followers, and her remarkable feat of singing 80 national anthems in 80 countries to raise funds for SOS Children’s Villages, has achieved a significant milestone in hercareer. Her latest single, “Wonder,” has broken into the
The ongoing feud between Mick Mars and Mötley Crüe continues to heat up, as the ex-guitarist recently claimed that his former bandmates are attempting to erase his “legacy.” He also revealed that he was barely involved with the group’s last three studio collections: 1997’s Generation Swine, 2000’s New Tattoo and 2008’s Saints of Los Angeles.
Martron grew up a classically trained musician, it wasn’t until early in his senior year of high school that he discovered his fondness for electronic music. Martron creates an eclectic yet balanced blend in his music that combines his charming classical roots with his energetic electronic sound. The industry and artists alike are taking notice,
In the early 2000s, Shinedown emerged as one of rock’s bright young stars, delivering the platinum-selling debut Leave a Whisper and the gold-selling follow-up Us and Them. While it looked like a solid career with radio success lied ahead, things seemed less than guaranteed for the band considering what was happening behind the scenes heading
Making waves in the electronic music space, GunFight establishing himself as a trailblazer in the world of bass music and a name to watch. The talented, Los Angeles-based producer and DJ has amassed massive acclaim and support from renowned artists like Don Diablo, Cedric Gervais, and Jauz. Together with DJ duo Footwurk, GunFight has just
On Friday, June 23, Ayron Jones released his fourth studio album, Chronicles of the Kid, and he joined Chuck Armstrong on Loudwire Nights to not only celebrate, but dive deep into his new songs. “All of these stories were kind of me taking snapshots in time,” Jones told Chuck on Friday night’s show. “It’s like contemplating
If you’ve ever watched Twitch, you have almost certainly heard of Bishu, one of the top 0.1% most-watched and highest-earning musicians on the multi-billion-dollar livestreaming platform. Having started down the path of a more traditional music career as a touring musician releasing on labels such as Mad Decent, Monstercat, and Dim Mak, Drew quickly realized his