Thursday, June 23, 2011

Jaime St. James of Black N Blue: It May Not Be The 80s, But The Attitude Is Still The Same

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The 80s were known as the decade of excess. It seemed as if everything was over the top; the fashion, the music and the attitude. Jaime St. ...
Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Mostly Autumn Says Goodbye To A Family Member

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Mostly Autumn has been making a name for themselves since their debut album was released in 1998. The progressive rock band, influenced by t...

In Flames: Proving Themselves Still Vital After 20 Yeas

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Hunger breeds creativity. Young bands who are struggling to get signed are often a great example of this. What happens to a lot of these ban...

August Burns Red Unleashes Leveler On The World

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August Burns Red made a giant leap to the forefront of their metal core genre with their 2009 release Constellations. That album opened a lo...

August Burns Red's Guitarist Talks About Their New Album

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Following up a breakthrough album is tough to do. August Burns Red was launched to the forefront of the metal core scene with their 2009 alb...

Sister Sin: Sweden's Metal Export to America

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The word Sweden brings to mind different things to different people. One may think Volvo or Swedish meatballs or even Dolph Lundgren, but on...
Friday, May 13, 2011

Black N Blue Raises A Little Hell Yeah!

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I don’t care what anyone says, the 80s gave us a lot of great music. The second half of the decade saw the emergence of “hair bands” and it ...
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