Alberta Cross is an Indie Rock band was formed in 2005 in London, England by Petter Ericson Stakee and Terry Wolfers. While Wolfers left the group in 2013, Stakee is still going strong, with multiple talented friends as his backing band. Stakee sings and plays guitar, with back up from Continue Reading
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Album Review: Catfish and the Bottlemen ‘The Ride’
UK indie rockers Catfish and the Bottlemen are no stranger to the music scene. Their debut album, The Balcony, released back in 2014, landed at number 9 on the US alternative charts. Within two short weeks, their most recent release, The Ride, has already taken the number one spot on the Continue Reading
Album Review: The Barenaked Ladies ‘BNL Rocks Red Rocks’
On May 20th, The Barenaked Ladies released their latest Live Album BNL Rocks Red Rocks available here with exclusive album bundles available on their website www.BarenakedLadies.com. The album was recorded last year at the Mirroson, CO Amphitheatre in June during the Ladies’ Last Summer on Earth 2015 tour. The album Continue Reading
Live Review: The Kills @ Seattle’s Showbox Sodo 06.01.16
Check out the photo gallery from this show here. With the release of their new album, Ash & Ice, The Kills arrived in Seattle this past week with brand new music and a brand new vibe. Playing to a full house at Seattle’s Showbox Sodo, the crowd was in for a treat Continue Reading
Album Review: Joshua Winstead ‘MMXX’
You might have heard of the name Joshua Winstead – the’s the bass and synth player of Canadian Indie Rock band Metric. He’s been working on a side project and is set to release his debut solo album MMXX on June 3rd via Royal Cut Records. After more than a Continue Reading
Single Review: The Shantics “Maybe I…”
The Shantics are a fresh, new and unsigned band from South West London with witty story-telling style lyrics and energetic guitar riffs that are taking over the hearts and souls of listeners. The band consists of Jimmy Morris (guitar and vocals), Harry Morris (guitar), Nathaniel Vine (bass), and Rob Wheeler Continue Reading
Album Review: The Kills ‘Ash & Ice’
After five years in the making the fifth studio album Ash & Ice from indie rock duo The Kills was worth the wait. The album comes out after guitarist Jamie Hince injured his finger forcing him to relearn how to play guitar. Although the band has always played with synths Continue Reading
Album Review: Heyrocco ‘Waiting On Cool’
Heyrocco, the indie rock band that has proclaimed themselves as South Carolina’s first rock n’ roll band recently released their 2016 EP, Waiting On Cool, their most recent release since their debut album last year. Made up of Nathan Merli, Christopher Cool, and Tanner Cooper, Heyrocco have become known for bringing Continue Reading
Album Review: Band of Skulls ‘By Default’
UK-based trio Band of Skulls are set to release their newest album By Default on BMG this coming Friday, May 27th. This is the band’s debut on BMG, and the album combines the sounds of garage rock with that of heavy metal. Starting off the album is “Black Magic,” which Continue Reading
Album Review: JC Villafan’s ‘America’s For Dreamers’
JC Villafan’s debut album America’s For Dreamers shares the inspirational story of a couple, JC’s own parents, who come to the U.S. to seek out opportunity and build a life together. Musically, there are both pop and folk-y influences present. Villafan’s voice is strong and contains the quality of smoothness Continue Reading
Album Review: Real Friends ‘The Home Inside My Head’
The Tinley Park pop-punk band, Real Friends, are back at it again with their sophomore full-length, The Home Inside My Head, which is set to be released on Friday, May 27th, 2016. The album is jam packed with solid pop-punk anthems throughout that are sure to please listeners of various Continue Reading
Album Review: Against The Current ‘In Our Bones’
The 2016 Vans Warped Tour is around the corner with less than 90 days until it kicks off. Arguably one of the most anticipated bands set to play the tour, Against The Current, released their debut album, In Our Bones, this week via Fueled By Ramen. The album starts with “Running With The Continue Reading