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Review of From the Shadows by Them Guns

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Interview with Keith St. John of Rock Band Burning Rain

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Review of Futilitarian’s EP Magnitude Zero

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GRAYSCALE RELEASE "IF I EVER SEE YOU AGAIN" VIDEO

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K Flay 'Bad Vibes' Video

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ADAM ANT ANNOUNCES ‘FRIEND OR FOE’ USA TOUR 2019

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Up Close & Personal with Sam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet

By Contributing writer and photographer Song River The land of Michigan has given the world a deluge of multiple necessities and sheer pleasures outside of what at one time was the auto industry mecca. Like its heart and soul of the blue collared working person that breeds an indelible, almost pioneer spirit, the music from here reflects its surroundings as once again this 26th state, added to the Union in January of 1837, is having a rebirth. The possibility of this land known warmly for its industrial explosion in the region of the Great Lakes is now standing at possibly a new dawn... the creation of being a strong contender for the music scene, much like Nashville is today. With this in mind, the resonating rock and blues plus more yet to be revealed have begun with the band, Greta Van Fleet. They are poised and ready to bring the elements of rock n' roll up to the next level. Recently bassist Sam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet took some time out while they are on tour to

Song of the Month Queensryche “Silent Lucidity” From the full-length studio release, Empire

By Octavio Ramos Jr. “Hush now, don’t you cry Wipe away the teardrop from your eye You’re lying safe in bed It was all a bad dream Spinning in your head Your mind tricked you to feel the pain Of someone close to you leaving the game of life So here it is, another chance Wide awake you face the day Your dream is over . . . or has it just begun?” Chrisopher DeGarmo Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing, LLC Every once in a while I enjoy trying to tilt a windmill or two. And such is the case with Queensryche’s “Silent Lucidity.” The song has been ripped by many listeners, some of whom have called it a rip-off of Pink Floyd, whereas others have misunderstood its lyrics. Even the music television channel VH1 stabbed the song in the heart, ranking it number 16 on its list of the 40 Worst Metal Songs Ever. Formed in 1981, Washington’s Queensryche started off as a traditional heavy metal band with roots in both the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and a hint of glam metal. The

Interview with Terrorbyte

"'WORLDSTAR' -- the first single off our new upcoming full length CRIMEWAVE is meant to be a big middle finger to all the people and circumstances in our lives who didn't believe in us and tried to tear us down. 'Worldstar' is an Emmure -meets- Linkin Park -meets- Slipknot nu-metal anthem for all the underdogs up against the odds, or anyone out there who is fighting to survive or make their dream come true." - TERRORBYTE Talk about how music has influenced you each individually in your daily living? The Poltergeist: Music is pretty much the only reason I am still alive. To me, music is like sorcery; you can draw power from it and use it to accomplish things, endure through hardships or push yourself past limits that seem impossible. There are many mountains I've been able to move in my life by harnessing the power of music. Where do you each find yourselves listening to music most often? The Poltergeist: I most often find myself lis

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