Posted by Matt McCourt on April 27, 2015
You might get mad at the guy who records concerts through his phone, but without him, we would never hear or see those special concert-only moments. Without that guy, we wouldn’t get to see and hear Volbeat tease a new song in Broomfield, CO. The concert in Broomfield was the first show of their tour […]
Posted by Matt McCourt on April 20, 2015
We first wrote about Art of Anarchy in the beginning of the year. A supergroup featuring Scott Weiland, (Stone Temple Pilots) Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal, (Guns ‘N’ Roses) John Moyer, (Disturbed) and Jon and Vince Votta. When the band started between the Votta brothers and Bumblefoot, they knew the only singer that could handle the variance […]
Posted by Matt McCourt on April 14, 2015
In 1990, in the wake of the death of Mother Love Bone singer Andrew Wood, Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell got together with members of MLB to record a tribute album to Wood. Recorded in just 15 days, Temple of Dog began to define the grunge era, and the rest of the band, along with Eddie Vedder, […]
Posted by Matt McCourt on April 13, 2015
UK band TesseracT is well-known for their killer shows. Whether they’re performing on ice or not , the band’s live performances have made them legions of fans. Now they’re documenting it, via the CD/DVD package, Odyssey/Scala on May 19. Odyssey, which is the audio portion, comes from their tour throughout Europe and Russia during the Altered State Tour. […]
Posted by Matt McCourt on February 13, 2015
Faith No More fans were ecstatic when the band reunited in 2009. In fact, you could say faith was restored. The excitement was only exacerbated when Faith No More came out with a new song, “Motherfucker” for Record Store Day. While fans first heard it live a few years ago, the studio version was cause for more fanboy […]
