MEGADETH – “LET THERE BE SHRED” (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)
View Video LET THERE BE SHRED: MEGADETH REASSERT THE THRONE “This isn’t just a music video — it’s Dave Mustaine and Megadeth reminding everyone who built the mountain of shred the rest of metal still climbs.” Megadeth’s “Let There Be Shred” plays like a declaration, not a concept piece. From the opening frames, the video strips things […]
Gluecifer – “The Idiot” (Music Video Review)
“Relentless, full-throttle rock’n’roll that doesn’t give you a second to breathe — and doesn’t want to.” View Video Some bands ease back in after a long break. Gluecifer hits the gas and doesn’t look back. The new video for “The Idiot”is pure, relentless energy — the kind that grabs you from the first second and refuses […]
Saint Agnes – “Song for MIA” (Official Video Review)
“A dark, addictive pulse that feels built for the club and the stage.” View Video Saint Agnes’ “Song for MIA” runs on tension and repetition in the best way. The beat grabs early and stays locked in, making the song almost impossible not to play again the second it ends. It’s industrial, physical, and tightly controlled — […]
Don’t You Dare – “Black & Blue” (Official Video)
View Video A Gritty, No-Frills Hard Rock Video That Matches the Weight of the Song “Tight space, heavy groove, no escape — the video lets the song do the work.” The new video for “Black & Blue” by Sacramento duo Don’t You Dare keeps things simple and that’s exactly why it works. Set inside a subway car and on […]
The Hives Forever, Forever The Hives by The Hives
The Hives don’t waste your time. They never have. The Hives Forever Forever The Hives comes out swinging and doesn’t really stop until it’s over. No long intros, no mood-setting nonsense. Just loud guitars, sharp hooks, and Pelle Almqvist running his mouth like his life depends on it. Exactly what you want from a Hives record. This […]
Alienation by Three Days Grace
Alienation doesn’t ask for your attention. It takes it. This is Three Days Grace cutting the fat and leaning into pressure, volume, and tension. No shine, no uplift, no apologies. Just a band pushing forward with clenched teeth. The lineup is dialed in. Matt Walst sounds more settled and rougher than before, less worried about smoothing […]
Filter Brings Headliner Energy to Irving Plaza, NYC Feb 5, 2025
At Irving Plaza on Wednesday night, Filter hit the stage like they were the main attraction—and by the end of their set, you couldn’t blame anyone in the room for thinking they were. Opening for Jerry Cantrell is no small task, but Richard Patrick and his crew came in swinging, ripping through a tight, nine-song […]
Jerry Cantrell at Irving Plaza, NYC – Feb 5, 2025
Jerry Cantrell returned to New York City on February 5 with a sold-out show at Irving Plaza, delivering a powerful, tightly curated set that spanned his solo catalog and Alice In Chains classics. For fans who came up in the ‘90s or discovered his music later, it was a night that bridged generations and styles—equal […]
Michael Monroe at Racket NYC – Apr 2, 2025
In a city known for devouring legends and spitting out imitators, Michael Monroereturned to New York not as a relic, but as a riot. On a spring night at Racket NYC, the iconic Finnish glam punk frontman—once the heart and soul of Hanoi Rocks—lit up the tiny Chelsea club with a performance that felt less like a concert […]
LS Dunes @ Brooklyn Paramount 10/22/24
LS Dunes took the stage at the Brooklyn Paramount on October 22, 2024, as the second band on the bill, following Spiritual Cramp and leading into headliners Rise Against. Sitting in that middle slot can be tricky, but LS Dunes came out swinging, delivering a short, sharp set that felt anything but transitional. From the first note, they played with the […]