Interview with BUTCHER BABIES at Welcome to Rockville 2018
Interview with Danny Worsnop and Ben Bruce of ASKING ALEXANDRIA at Welcome to Rockville 2018
https://youtu.be/yRqVGUDe06A Rei Haycraft got a chance to chat with Danny Worsnop and Ben Bruce of ASKING ALEXANDRIA at Welcome to Rockville 2018 about their newest album, Danny's return to the band, what really goes on backstage before shows, and their new careers as male models!
Interview with Aaron Gillespie and Spencer Chamberlain of UNDEROATH at Welcome to Rockville 2018
https://youtu.be/s-fKdgHvzNs "You don't wear the same shoes you wore 12 years ago... you have to learn to step into new shoes that suit who you have become." Rei Haycraft got a chance to chat with Aaron Gillespie and Spencer Chamberlain of UNDEROATH following their set on the first day of Welcome to Rockville in... Continue Reading →
Embrace the Forever Make a Statement with Remember // Surrender
Review by Savanah Ruiz, photos courtesy of Embrace the Forever Embrace the Forever speak their truth with debut album Remember // Surrender. This album is raw, expressive, and sends a message. Embrace the Forever is a five-piece independent alternative band from Stanly County, North Carolina. With their music, Embrace the Forever’s goal has always been to impact... Continue Reading →
Greystone Canyon Wows with While the Wheels Still Turn
Review by Savanah Ruiz, photos provided by Greystone Canyon Greystone Canyon has marked their heavy metal debut with While the Wheels Still Turn. This LP is loud, explosive, and impactful. While the Wheels Still Turn features nine tracks of heavy metal that blast through your sound system and really make one excited for the future of rock.... Continue Reading →
Hayley Kiyoko Excites with Expectations
Review by Savanah Ruiz, photos provided courtesy of Hayley Kiyoko Hayley Kiyoko has created a masterpiece with her debut album, Expectations. At the young age of 27, Hayley Kiyoko has made a name for herself with the gay anthem “Girls Like Girls”, which went viral with over 88 million views and counting, as well as... Continue Reading →
In America, The Ghoulies Can Play Through to Midnight: Concert Review
Review by William Dibble, Photos by William Dibble and Lola Marie Photos There was already a small crowd of people outside the Lost Lake Lounge. That made it somewhat easier to spot. The front of the venue blends in with the neighboring store fronts, and the sign for the Lost Lake is not the most... Continue Reading →
The Ghoulies come out at Midnight in America: Album Review
Review by Rose Estrada, photos provided courtesy of The Ghoulies When one considers what makes a band work, a lot of people tend to underestimate the value of proper theming. Drowned under the voices yelling “it’s all about the music,” is a harsh reality that a lot of musicians experience way too late - that... Continue Reading →
Voices’ Resurgence Surges Into Your Ears
Review by Rose Estrada, images provided by Voices It cannot be overstated that music is, at its core, art. Much like painters carefully selecting their palette or sculptors digging through a junkyard for the right looking scrap metal, musicians have to make choices in how they craft their sound. Sure, there are the choices in... Continue Reading →
Senses Fail, Reggie, Have Mercy, and Household Bring the Light to Summit Music Hall
Photography and review by William Dibble The line outside of Summit Music Hall wrapped around the block, and then some. The show wasn’t quite sold out, but was quite close to it. Senses Fail, Reggie and the Full Effect, Have Mercy, and Household were playing, and Senses Fail, being a long-running veteran of the emo... Continue Reading →
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