Music

Renowned producers Dirty Audio and Bobby Blakdout have joined forces to deliver a powerful Trap/Bass remix of their hit track “Bands,” featuring the Gucci Mane. With the added creativity of Hekler and Dabow, the chart-topping original has been transformed into an electrifying and ground-shaking rendition that is set to take the music world by storm.

The documentary Mr. Jimmy, which chronicles Japanese guitarist Akio “Mr. Jimmy” Sakurai’s lifelong dedication to honoring Jimmy Page by emulating the Led Zeppelin icon’s guitar playing, is scheduled for release in theaters Sept. 1. You can now watch a trailer for the movie that first premiered at the film festival SXSW 2019. See it down near the bottom of

A couple of weeks after releasing their second studio album, This Is It…The End of Everything, Saul are already excited about what the future holds for even newer music. “Now that everything’s moving and shaking, we’re going to be releasing music a lot faster coming up,” frontman Blake Bedsaul told Chuck Armstrong on Loudwire Nights

CHASSI and IMAN have been making waves individually in the electronic music scene, and their collaboration on “DASH” represents a significant milestone in their careers. The track is a testament to their shared passion for pushing boundaries and creating groundbreaking music that transcends genres. You can expect a sonic rollercoaster ride with “DASH” as it

Greta Van Fleet‘s Josh Kiszka publicly came out in June, and in a new interview with Rolling Stone, the singer said a “huge weight was lifted” off him afterward, though he was admittedly nervous about what the response would be. The 27-year-old vocalist shared a post on his Instagram in June about Tennessee’s anti-LGBTQ laws, revealing

It doesn’t get much bigger than Bon Jovi when it comes to hard rock. The band has been releasing albums since 1984 and at nearly 40 years into their career, they’ve amassed 15 big studio albums. But which of them is the best? That’s what we want to hear from you in this week’s Loudwire Nights Album of

Asking someone to name their favorite albums of all time is a pretty daunting task. Motley Crue‘s Vince Neil was recently a guest on AXS TV’s Stranded series, where he picked the five albums he would want to have with him if he was stranded on an island. Unsurprisingly, most of Neil’s picks came out before he

If you’re reading this, you probably love Metallica and/or Metalocalypse and realize that the iconic thrash quartet influenced the iconic cartoon series (and its central band, Dethklok) to some degree. However, in a recent interview with co-creator Brendon Small, he revealed that Metallica: Some Kind of Monster – the 2004 documentary about the making of

Last Friday (Aug. 11), Ghost and Amon Amarth performed at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in St. Louis, Mo. Prior to the event, attendees were instructed about the location’s restrictive – and allegedly unclear – face paint guidelines via social media, and now, the venue has issued an apology for the “miscommunication” and subsequent inconveniences. On Aug. 9,

HARD Summer and Insomniac Events made their triumphant return to the city of Los Angeles this past weekend. It was the first full scale electronic music festival to be held in the city in a decade; the first since HARD Summer last took place at LA State Historic Park in 2013. The city has been

No one is perfect. But some people can make very, very poor decisions in their lives, and musicians aren’t exempt from that. Rock and metal has had its fair share of crimes and other heinous events, dating all the way back to the ’50s when rock ‘n’ roll was first starting to really take off. Drug charges, abuse

In an age of division, international recording artist Kēvens has crafted a resonant anthem of unity: “Sweet Lady Liberty”. Released in 2018, this stirring composition paints a compelling picture of a country built on the principles of liberty and equality.However, Kēvens’ message dives deeper. It reminds us of our collective responsibility to cherish these ideals

It’s one of the biggest-selling albums of all time, but Metallica’s self-titled disc (aka “The Black Album”) marked a major turning point for the band long before it was released on Aug. 12, 1991. It was the first solid indication Metallica were no longer interested in writing pure thrash metal and wanted to reach a much larger,

The mastermind behind LEFTI, Alex Suarez, walks the world as a touring musician, DJ, and songwriter. Today, he stands in the spotlight as a highly successful and sought after figure in the house scene, creating waves not only in Brooklyn but across the world. His rich discography, spanning releases on iconic labels like Toolroom, Love

Artists tend to resent when their band is given a specific label, and nu-metal was one of the most scoffed at genre names for a long time. But how does Chad Gray feel about Mudvayne being called nu-metal? Korn are often considered one of the bands that really spearheaded the nu-metal movement in the mid-’90s,

Cementing the title as the ‘biggest DJ in the world’ and throwing down massive energetic sets during his “SUMMER OF BASS” Tour, DIESEL is in full force as he teams up with the ‘Queen of Bass’ Jessica Audiffred to unleash their latest single, “NO FEAR” via Monstercat.  With vocals from SHAQ and apparent bass-fluid and shape-shifting sound immediately from the start, listeners are

Anthrax are in the midst of working on their 12th studio album, and Scott Ian has given an update on the status of it. The record will serve as the follow-up to 2016’s For All Kings.  The band shared a photo from the studio in early May confirming that they’d been working with producer Jay Ruston. While

BIG VENTI’s electrifying masterpiece “BY THE WAY” shoots straight to the top of the iTunes Dance Charts, claiming the coveted No. 1 spot. Hit the road with the smooth beats, irresistible synth melodies, and the unforgettable vocal style of LA’s BIG VENTI. This rising star brings a freshand daring fusion of EDM and Hip Hop