Chuck Berry | The Passing of a Legend
We can forever hold him in our memory by listening to the timeless music he played.
Articles by Marc Farr
Neil Diamond | 04.12.17
His songs were meant for his baritone vocal and, like short stories, they took the crowd to another place and time.
Panic! At the Disco | 04.05.17
Few bands sound as good as the albums they release, yet Panic! is, if possible, even better in a live arena.
On Tour: The Damned
The Damned helped form the gothic scene, with Vanian’s dark, haunting lyrical style.
Davey Suicide | Made from Fire (s/r)
Made with Fire may just take the artist to the upper echelon of industrial rock.
Geoff Tate | 03.24.17
His voice is sublime, heavily laden with vibrato and seemingly timeless.
Bonehouse | Rockin’ for a Cause
“Since the four of us have reunited, we are having such a fun time revisiting the material we wrote.”
The Next Big Thing
Justin Symbol & Co. have created the sound of a creepy, carnal journey through the mind of a lost soul.
Gemini Syndrome | 02.19.17
Nordstrom’s melodic roar is made for the stage, enhancing an already well-orchestrated arrangement of precise heavy metal.
The Inhuman Roar
In metalcore and the like, the vocal is not only unsingable, it contains no melody and sounds like the death throes of a dying redneck.