Royal Bliss go “Crazy” in their new video off their latest studio album Waiting Out The Storm.
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Questions with…Devin Townsend!
Devin Townsend sat down with Popblerd to discuss his latest album, Epicloud, The Retinal Circus London performance and what’s next for the former SYL frontman.
The Singles Bar: Kenna, “Long Gone”
Kenna. New song. That’s all that should drive you to Popblerd for The Singles Bar review of “Long Gone”.
Metal Monday Volume 92 (10.22.12)
Neurosis is one of those bands that I know I should be a fan of but I’ve never been really. That changed with 2007’s Given To The Rising which I forced myself to listen to because I felt I owed all of the bands I liked already who credited Neurosis as an influence. Given… did not disappoint and I found myself on the edge of my seat with anticipation at the arrival of the one you’re reading about now. But […]
Spin Cycle: Billy Talent, Dead Silence
Are you afraid that Green Day has gone off the deep end? Do you like your rock anthems tempered with some flavor? Do you know Billy Talent? Because if you do, it’s probably worth your while to check out their latest, Dead Silence, which blends power punk with some good old Flogging Molly/Dropkick Murphys style anthems. “Lonely Road To Absolution” is a quick little ditty that leads into the stadium ready anthem “Viking Death March”. This is the one that […]
Spin Cycle: Placebo, B3 EP
Placebo make a surprising return to form on the B3 EP, the answer to all Placebo fans prayers.
The Viewfinder: The Cast Of Cheers, “Human Elevator”
The Cast Of Cheers wants to take you on a “Human Elevator” in their latest video.
Spin Cycle: tweaker, Call The Time Eternity
Chris Vrenna resurrects tweaker for a new generation of electronic/industrial music fans. Check out our review of “Call The Time Eternity.”
The Viewfinder: Maximo Park,”The Undercurrents”
The hits keep coming as Maximo Park unveil “The Undercurrents”, their latest single and video from The National Health.
Spin Cycle: The Birthday Massacre, Hide And Seek
I’ll be honest, I’ve heard of The Birthday Massacre but had never heard them before Hide And Seek (Their fifth album). The loser in this equation is obviously me because the music that TBM make is meant to be consumed by as many people as possible. They easily make music that could score the entire Twilight series of movies (Hey, that’s not an insult! Those soundtracks are awesome!) with these songs that are sort of electronic and sort of rock […]
