No Advisory – Everyone is Stupid Album Review No Advisory, the band that has been rocking from Los Angeles, are delivering their angsty, punk rock style in their latest album, Everyone is Stupid. True to form, the album boasts plenty of fantastic angry screams laid over bombastic drums accompanied with driving guitars. The guys don’t hold back as every track on the album is packed … Continue reading Album Review: No Advisory’s Everyone is Stupid
The Metal Hammer Down with Their 30th Anniversary Album Celebration Tour: To Hell With the Devil with Song River It was a ‘sweet’ celebration Stryper brought with them everything a 30th-anniversary celebration should bring and then some! The strength and heart as the yellow and black brought the hard rock attack back to Arizona, as the Nile Theatre was packed with diehard fans that came … Continue reading Stryper Performs 30th Anniversary Tour
Pierce The Veil Concert Review Made To Destroy Tour with I Prevail; Neck Deep & Pierce The Veil by Song River There is a sonic organic defining when it comes to certain bands. A motion occurs, an unexplainable thread connects each band member to each band member and it all translates to their audience completing this intense vibe, a complete circuit of undeniable and passionate … Continue reading Pierce The Veil Takes Marquee Theatre in Mesa, Arizona!
Album Review: “Vol. 2, Prayers For The Blessed” by: Song River What time is it? On the clock of hard rock it is always SIXX: A.M. As bassist Nikki Sixx along with guitarist DJ Ashba and vocalist James Michael release the second half of their dos blazing hard rock albums… on November 18th number two will be- “Vol. 2, Prayers For The Blessed” only on … Continue reading Song River reviews new Sixx: A.M. Album “Prayers for the Blessed”
Interview with Patrick Pinion of Carcer City with Song River Having just released their new album, Infinite//Unknown, on Stay Sick Records Carcer City’s vocalist, Patrick Pinion, spoke with us about their new album, their signing with Stay Sick and how his synthesia influenced the album overall. Patrick talks about the things his band has been through but how it all has brought them as a … Continue reading Carcer City’s Patrick Pinion on Infinite//Unknown
Kenny Dubman New Album: Reckless Abandon with Song River Kenny Dubman reaches back to that 70’s rock sound and brings it forward to today. Formerly in the band, Prophet, he now blends the styles of Bad Company, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Deep Purple with hints of Queen, Montrose, and Rush. A dynamic blend of rock and southern tales to tell with his ever faithful love… his guitar. … Continue reading Kenny Dubman Talks New Album Reckless Abandon
Final Self-titled Album- Yellowcard By: Song River Listening to the final Yellowcard album, self-titled seems to be an appropriate choice. Streaming their album and spinning their first single, “Rest In Peace,” I immediately had to shoot an instant message over to their PR department and say that it feels like we are losing a best friend. It has been a long journey and there were … Continue reading Yellowcard Releases Final Self-Titled Album
Interview with Canadian Country Artist- Dan Davidson With Song River Canadian Country Artist- Dan Davidson has found a home for his #1 selling Canadian Country Music single “Found.” A great video chosen to create his first single, “Found” was completed on a 500 dollar budget! Working with producer Jeff Dalziel brought together all the elements for the EP- Found. As Dan and Jeff worked together … Continue reading Dan Davidson Takes Country Back to Basics
Album Review: As Lions- “Aftermath” By: Jane Porter It is rare to hear an EP contain such a diversified range of emotions in the hard rock world. Yet, here As Lions has done with finesse on their forthcoming album, release date–October 14th via Better Noise Records called, Aftermath. This EP strikes each chord with power and a varied palate of sounds seldom mastered. These four … Continue reading As Lions Debuts Album Aftermath
Interview with Eyes Eat Suns with Song River Song River: Looking back to the beginning of Eyes Eat Suns- there has to have been a catalyst that lead you to this artist outlet, what was it? Ayisa Adderley: Attending Warped Tour for the first time was definitely the catalyst for EES. I had already been writing and performing, but this experience definitely inspired me to … Continue reading Eyes Eat Suns Brings Their One of the Kind Sound in Latest EP
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