[ad_1] Boo Hag, Graveyard (self-published) Find it: boohagmusic.com It’s a classic conundrum for most rock bands, but it’s especially acute for a minimalist, garage-oriented rock band like Boo Hag: where exactly are we going? The Columbia duo seemed to burst onto the stage fully formed, with protean guitar riffs, thunderingRead More →
[ad_1] Sorry took a different path. In their early days, they didn’t make themselves known by releasing a few standalone singles, nor did they release an EP per se. Instead, they uploaded two house mixtapes, stringing together their demos, sharp choruses, and rough sketch ideas. It is a rock bandRead More →
[ad_1] The 70s were known as one of the golden ages of hard rock music. Once bands like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple came to the fore, the world suddenly craved more rock music centered around hard-hitting riffs and chaotic performances from its members. The period was so concentrated thatRead More →
[ad_1] The violin is a very versatile instrument. Centuries ago, the violin was mostly seen in courts and orchestras. However, over time the violin has evolved and been incorporated into emerging musical genres. As modern artists dabbled in classical instruments and expanded its use into the realm of rock, theRead More →
[ad_1] Looking for something new to watch on Netflix after catching up on your favorite series? Turns out, there are a ton of classic rock-themed shows on the popular streaming service. In addition to Dirtiness, the film adaptation of Motley Crue’s book that debuted in 2019, it’s easy to findRead More →
[ad_1] Metal hair. One of the most distinct musical subgenres of all time and one of the biggest fads of the 1980s. Bright colors, skin-tight leather, soft, sticky guitar riffs and enough hairspray to hold a guitar. -sky. We all know who the greats were back then: Motley Crue, DefRead More →
[ad_1] Vocalist Harry Kagan of the rock group Music Band believes in the power of a “good form of anxiety” and has used that feeling as a tool to create his latest single. Additionally, Kagan explores how anxiety along with other motor emotions have shaped his writing over the years.Read More →
[ad_1] Music Band frontman Harry Kagan believes in the power of a “good kind of anxiety” and used that feeling as a tool to create his latest single. Additionally, Kagan explores how anxiety along with other motor emotions have shaped her writing over the years. “’The Heat’ is about aRead More →