As I mentioned on an earlier post, I was a huge fan of Living Colour as a boy and my inner 8 year old is understandably thrilled to catch them tonight at Brooklyn Bowl – […]
Tag: metal
The Pacific Northwest, in particular Washington State has developed a reputation for bruising, forceful, power chord-based rock – think of Soundgarden, The Melvins, Nirvana and others. Sandrider, an up-and-coming Washington-based band, comprised of Jon Weisnewski […]
If you’ve been following JOVM for a while, you may have come across several posts on the New Brunswick, NJ-based trio of Screaming Females. Comprised of Marissa Paternoster (guitar, vocals), Jarrett Dougherty (drums) and King Mike (bass), the trio […]
Coincidentally, as the New Jersey-based trio of Screaming Females celebrate their 10th anniversary as ab and, they’ll be releasing their sixth full-length effort, Rose Mountain through Don Giovanni Records in February. And interestingly, while their previous releases […]
Brown Sabbath: Brownout’s Latin Funk Interpretations of Black Sabbath at Brooklyn Bowl 9/5/14
Brown Sabbath: Brownout’s Latin Funk Interpretations of Black Sabbath Brooklyn Bowl September 5, 2014 As I’ve mentioned countless times, often having two completely different jobs often creates competing and sometimes contradictory demands for my time […]
Originally part of the Tampa, FL music scene, the members of The Ukiah Drag, ZZ Ramirez, Thomas Conte, Brian “The Sultan” Hennessey and Andrew Eaton have played in bands alongside the members of Merchandise and […]
Growing up as a child of the 80s, Living Colour was a revelation for me – seeing someone who looked like me, playing like that was probably the most awesome thing ever, and it seemed […]
Richmond, VA-based Windhand will be releasing their forthcoming album Soma through Relapse Records on September 17th. And since the band’s formation back in 2009, the band has specialized in crafting the sort of power dirges reminiscent of […]
Canadian art rockers Yamantaka//Sonic Titan‘s YT//ST was one of the most unique albums i’ve heard in some time – in fact it landed at number 6 on this site’s Best of 2012 List. The band which really […]
The Madison,WI-based duo, the Hussy recently released the official video for “Woodland Creatures” off their latest and third album, Pagan Hiss. Sonically, the track is among the hardest tracks I’ve heard this year. With it’s thundering drums, […]
The Deafening will be releasing their debut full length effort, titled Central Booking this year, and to celebrate the occasion, the band released the official video for “Death Rattle ‘N Roll,” the album closer and first single […]
October 22nd will see the release of the Sword’s forth album, Apocryphon, the band’s first on Razor and Tie Records. Spin Magazine premiered the first single from the album, “Veil of Isis,” and I understand that the band […]