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If you were in college around 2016-2017 like I was, then I’m certain you know the band Surf Curse. When "Freaks" came out, I felt like I was hearing it everywhere, and that’s largely because it was blaring from my dorm speakers almost constantly. Since then, however, I haven’t listened…
I have been waiting for the group behind the I Can’t Handle Change album for quite some time. Roar has found a unique aspect to highlight in every song they have. Ranging from barbershop quartets to psychedelic rock, they are a group unlike any other. They have such a unique…
On a blistering night in Toronto, the echo of metal and the resonance of rock reverberated through the air, as Echo Beach played host to a gathering of metalheads in a fervent celebration of the genre. This was no ordinary night; it was the eve of September 18, 2023, a…
I first heard Buju Banton back in June of 1996 while in Jamaica on my honeymoon. There was a bartender at the resort we were at, Wendell, that was playing Buju’s recently release ‘Til Shiloh album, every day, all day long, no matter which bar he was working. I kept…
The Dead Daisies are what you’d call a collective project – high-caliber musicians rotate in and out of the band, held together by the one constant, Australian billionaire and founder David Lowy. A solid rhythm guitarist, Lowy started (and bankrolled) the band in 2012. Despite a lack of steady band…
While in high school discovering and developing my own personal music taste, I gravitated towards music that was guitar driven. A lot of hair metal and classic rock was blasting through my headphones. With the love of this music, I slowly started discovering and finding some of the greatest guitar…
I woke up this morning and the first thing I did, after letting the dogs out and feeding them of course, was put on Stephen Marley’s new album Old Soul. I couldn’t wait to hear it, but just like with all my favorite artists, I am always nervous with any…
I have been a Sizzla fan for quite a while and was surprised I missed his latest album release, The I-Grade. The 47 year old Miguel Collins has over 60 albums to his name, so I guess when you are constantly releasing albums one or two could be missed. I…
With four EPs under their belt, and a Grammy nominated Lost In Paradise album, there was a high expectation from me for their second album, Celebration. This talented group of college friends (they met at a backyard party at Uncle Lui’s place) rooted in their love of music, at the…
As a devout follower of Accept and also of Udo Dirkschneider's legendary career, I approached the new U.D.O. album Touchdown with a mixture of excitement and skepticism. Having Directed the Music Videos for Accept’s “Teutonic Terror”, “Pandemic” and produced “Stampede” to say that I am close to the Accept world…
Tove Lo’s rescheduling of the Dirt Femme Tour back in February was a major blow to fighting the seasonal dreariness that Minnesota (and elsewhere) Winter typically brings about. SAD is no joke, and with the original show scheduled to be right around everyone’s favorite capitalistic reminder of true love, it…
Ballyhoo! released their 9th full-length album Shellshock and while sticking to their signature sound they have a long list of friends joining them on various tracks, and they do so well fusing their reggae, punk, alternative-rock and pop sound with each artists sound for a fantastic feel throughout the album.…
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