Firebreather: Under A Blood Moon
Pagans, light those candles and grab your favorite ceremonial ram’s horn because Firebreather has a new album. These Swedish doom-rockers are back with a…
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Shredders: Great Hits
Whenever anyone from Doomtree ends up collaborating with another Doomtree member you know that the result is going to be a banger. It is…
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Warish: Down In Flames
Whether you’re skating in the city or fighting the man at your 9-5, Warish is your soundtrack to a punk-rock lifestyle. Fronted by Tony…
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Diesel Park West: Let It Melt
Diesel Park West may not be a household hold name, but their contribution to music has not gone unnoticed. Originally formed in 1980, Diesel…
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Strange Ranger: Remembering the Rockets
Indie rock band, Strange Ranger have released their third album, Remembering the Rockets. Standing out among other indie acts, Strange Ranger mixes their sound…
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Phantogram @ The Tabernacle, Atlanta
When a band tours without a new album out, you always know there are a two possibilities for the setlist: greatest hits (best case…
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Jay Som: Anak Ko
She’s back! Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist and DIY artist Jay Som released a 3rd album titled Anak Ko on August 23rd. In Tagalog, Anak Ko…
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Ether Feather: Devil Shadowless Hand
Ether Feather’s newest album Devil Shadowless Hand is undeniably heavy. That heaviness is often times all encompassing and steady to the point where it…
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Knocked Loose: A Different Shade Of Blue
Kentucky natives Knocked Loose left no stone unturned on their second full length album, A Different Shade Of Blue. Filled with everything you’d expect…
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Sheer Mag: A Distant Call
Sometimes I am asked the question, what musician would you like to see living or dead? And my answer is always Phil Lynott. Infectious…
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