A massively versatile act, Hong-Kong’s Yaman has a long history in music before deciding to take over the dance scene, performing and battling around Asia as a successful beatbox artist. After deciding to move his focus behind the decks, Yaman established himself as a powerful DJ and producer, performing next to the likes of Headhunterz,
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We Came as Romans have signed on to head up a two-day livestream event titled “The Barricade” in early December. Hosted by SiriusXM Octane personality Caity Babs, the event will feature The Plot in You and Dayseeker playing Thursday, Dec. 3, while We Came as Romans are paired up with Bad Omens for the Friday,
Based in Los Angeles, Australian producer and DJ Rod Dawson, known within the bass community as Volt, has been making his name in the American bass scene with no signs of slowing down. We last heard from him from his epic remix to Lil Baby’s “Trap” and anticipation has been building for his next release.
What would Metallica‘s “Master of Puppets” sound like if it were written (or covered) by Type O Negative? If this is a question that’s weighed heavily on your mind, sweet relief is finally here as one YouTuber embraced the challenge and cut a video of the iconic Metallica song played in the style of Type
Six months ago, Phonon revealed “Polyriddim” to the world. It’s a weird f*ckin’ song, no two ways about it, but little did Phonon know that he was at the precipice of the future riddim movement. And now, following his world debut set on the Halcyon x Space Yacht stream this past weekend, it’s clear as
Watching a loved one afflicted with dementia is a hardship many of us go through and it was one AC/DC‘s Angus Young experienced first hand in recent years. Co-founder Malcolm Young sadly died from the effects of the impairment in 2017, but his brother Angus Young recalled one particularly bright anecdote from those final years, noting that hearing a guitar
SoundCloud is rolling out artist verification for the first time ever! The community has grown accustomed to the orange checkmarks, which for a long time were as official as anyone could get. Moving forward, the orange star now signals a SoundCloud Pro account and blue checkmarks verify established acts. The rollout has already begun with
Van Halen‘s history with their frontmen has been well documented, but despite past disputes there had been an idea to construct what Wolfgang Van Halen described as “a kitchen sink tour” with longtime frontmen David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar. During an appearance on SiriusXM’s Howard Stern Show, Wolfgang revealed to the host that his
Tower Records is making a comeback with its brand new online store The renowned music chain, founded by the late Russ Solomon, first opened in 1960. Tower Records thrived in the 70s through 90s with its “everything-under-the-musical-sun style” and became the industry’s go-to source for all things music. The chain shut down its 89 stores in 2006,
System of a Down surprise-released two new songs a little over a week ago. Between political differences within the band and stalled sessions a few years back on a new album, no one saw it coming. However, guitarist Daron Malakian doesn’t expect the band to do anymore new music anytime soon. Speaking with Guitar World, Malakian
Road to Ultra: Taiwan took place over the weekend and some of the live sets from Alesso, Slander, Kayzo and Vini Vici have made their way online. The energy each act brings to the stage is incredible, but the festival’s headliner Alesso steals the show in premiering three brand new IDs. Enjoy his set from
2020 once had such promise with a Black Crowes reunion expected for this year and Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton issuing his Ether EP way back in January. Part of that set for Morton was a cover of the Black Crowes classic “She Talks to Angels” with guest vocalist Lzzy Hale and thanks to
Pauline Herr, known in the EDM community for her many features and collaborations with artists like Moore Kismet and Tails, is also an accomplished solo artist in her own right. This past Friday, she dropped her newest solo single, “Disappear.” In her own words, this song is a reminder that what everyone is feeling right
Deftones guitarist Stephen Carpenter raised a few eyebrows last week while guesting on the Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli podcast and sharing his thoughts on a variety of conspiracy theories. Among the topics broached were Carpenter’s belief in the “flat Earth” theory as well as his disputing the effectiveness of vaccines. While appearing on
Your EDM has been keeping a close eye on Rival since early 2019 and you can bet he’s been an artist to watch (wink wink). Over the past nearly 24 months, not just the quality but the insane quantity of tracks he’s released while at that quality has been an absolute pleasure to behold. But his
The acting bug has bit Corey Taylor again with the Slipknot frontman taking a role in the new horror film Rucker. You may remember Taylor previously appearing in the film Fear Clinic a few years back and a relationship from that experience led to his casting in Rucker. The film is being directed by Amy
Clubs around the world have been hit hard by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic — but a new court ruling could save German nightlife. It might sound strange, and rather obvious, but the country has officially declared techno to be music. That means nightclubs and dance music venues are allowed the same tax break as concert
Nightwish singer Floor Jansen has just debuted a metal cover version of “Let It Go,” the hit song from Disney’s 2013 animated film, Frozen. Seven years after the movie’s release, the track remains insanely popular, having earned nearly three billion plays between two Disney-uploaded videos on YouTube alone. So what inspired Jansen to cover the song, originally