Brett Gleason is a piano-based alternative songwriter from New York. Both an out gay artist and bipolar sufferer, Gleason knows what it’s like to live a life of intensity outside the mainstream and his unique music reflects this. From Brooklyn by way of Long Island, Brett’s early life was hampered by a severe speech impediment, Continue Reading
Tom Speight – Hedara // London, UK 6.4.2019
Tom Speight with Hedara Omeara London, UK June 4th, 2019 Words and photos by Katie Frost Tom Speight is a London-based singer-songwriter who I first saw perform on the final day of Shout About It Live music and photography festival in Liverpool last summer, where I was exhibiting some of my Continue Reading
Nita Strauss – Kore Rozzik – Banshee Child // Louisville, KY 5.31.19
Nita Strauss with Kore Rozzik and Banshee Child Zanzabar Louisville, KY May 31st, 2019 Photos and words by Emily May Nita Strauss brought the rock to Zanzabar recently, performing to a packed room of diehard fans. Strauss, well-known as the guitar player for Alice Cooper and for the all female Continue Reading
Camp Anarchy 3-Day Festival // Legend Valley // Ohio
CAMP ANARCHY Legend Valley – Thornville, OH May 29th – June 2nd 2019 Words & Photos by Steffi Wegewitz Punk rock fans from all over the nation traveled to Legend Valley in Ohio, which is located 20 minutes east of Columbus, to attend the inaugural Camp Anarchy. It was a weekend Continue Reading
Apocalyptica // Cleveland, OH // 05.26.2019
Apocalyptica Plays Metallica By 4 Cellos Tour 2019 Ohio Theater, Cleveland, OH May 26th 2019 Words & Photos by Steffi Wegewitz Apocalyptica brought their highly anticipated “Apocalyptica Plays Metallica By 4 Cellos” tour to the Ohio Theater in Cleveland on Sunday. In 1996 Finnish Rockers, Apocalyptica, released their debut “Plays Metallica Continue Reading
Architects – Thy Art Is Murder – While She Sleeps // 4.29.19 Denver, CO
Architects with Thy Art Is Murder and While She Sleeps Ogden Theater Denver, CO April 29th, 2019 Photos and Reviews by Alexis Springer The Holy Hell Tour passed through Denver late in April this year, and with it brought three phenomenal bands to the Ogden Theatre. As is customary with Continue Reading
Calpurnia – So So Glos // New York, NY 5.31.19
Calpurnia with So So Glos Irving Plaza New York, NY May 31st, 2019 Photos and Review by Sarah Rodriguez May 30 was an exciting night for Irving Plaza- the widely loved band, Calpurnia, returned to the venue to perform a GovBall After Dark show before the eventful festival weekend began. Continue Reading
Basement – Nothing – Gouge Away // Chicago, IL – 5.24.19
Basement with Nothing & Gouge Away Metro Chicago Chicago, IL May 24th, 2019 Photos and review by Micki Harris It’s been five years now since Basement returned from their two year hiatus. Since then, the English pop-punk five piece have pumped out content that showed the scene that Continue Reading
Album Review: Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes “End of Suffering”
On May 3rd Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes released their third full-length album titled End of Suffering and the album has already peaked higher on the UK Charts than their last two albums. Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes are playing shows and festivals all over Europe and America from May Continue Reading
Cloe Wilder releases video for “Overthinking”
Cloe Wilder is a force to be reckoned with. Armed with incredibly powerful songwriting skills, in addition to a voice beyond her years, the 13-year-old songstress crafts melancholic, yet fiercely relatable songs that touch the deepest parts of the human psyche. Championing the concept of accepting one’s mental health issues and Continue Reading
Feyer premieres new single “Parties”
NYC artist Andrew Feyer, who goes by the moniker Feyer, is a bold and infectious singer, songwriter, composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist who incorporates many different genres and styles in his music. By combining personal yet theatrical lyrics, a classically influenced melodic and instrumental style and an electronic-rock production, Feyer has Continue Reading
Espanola premieres his new single “A Lesson”
Aaron Goldstein has spent the better part of a decade as pedal steel guitarist to some of Canada’s most revered songwriters, and more recently, producer to dozens of young artists and bands. His Espanola LP, however, has been in the works for just as long. Espanola, named after a town at the Continue Reading