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Death Tour have released an energetic new EP, D*E*S*T*R*O*Y, the most recent release since their 2019 album. The new collection of music perfectly embodies everything the duo stands for, such as pounding beats, playfully aggressive vocals and shamelessly outspoken lyrics. Death Tour effortlessly blends musical elements of hip-hop while exuding a punk ideology so strong […]

With the start of a new week, it’s easy to fall back on old favorites. Of course, familiar artists have a way of getting you through the grind, of giving you a bedrock that can help you through the day. Nothing beats a classic, and we’re no stranger to blasting that one perfect song on […]

Although hardcore is often considered a more simplistic style of aggressive music, bands have broken that mold by breeding offshoot subgenres with unique approaches. As the ’90s metallic hardcore movement developed, many took a more technical approach and began experimenting with every piece of their sound, leading to the entire mathcore movement. Like the songs themselves, […]

There was a time when the “supergroup” was super obvious. When the world saw legendary axman Ted Nugent making his guitar squeal with the guy from Night Ranger to his right and a guy from Styx to his left, we all knew there was something special afoot. (Classic-rock lovers will recognize this ’80s band to […]

Live music is one of the best things in life, but not all bands offer the same experience when you go to see them perform. Some are subdued and just fun to listen to, while others are all about crowd participation. Some just have such wild stage setups, you can’t help but be amazed. If […]

In 2020, a ton of incredible albums are celebrating their 10-year anniversary, and with that said, we’re looking back on some of the best breakdowns from 2010. Whether it was from a track on a debut record or a breakout hit, 2010 had many heavy songs worth revisiting as they celebrate a decade of existence. […]

With band breakups, it isn’t always clear how influential they are or how much potential they had. Discovering a group after they’ve already broken up is often heartbreaking because you know now how great they are, but at the time, they may not have been getting enough recognition, or outside circumstances led to their disbandment.  […]

[Photo by: The Fever/Facebook] The Fever—the fresh act featuring members of letlive., the Chariot and Night Verses—just keep amazing us with new track after blistering new track! Check out the latest and greatest from the “333 Crew” down below! Read more: Travis Barker makes surprise appearance at the Fever show That's right, go ahead and […]

[Photos by: Travis Barker/Instagram, the Fever/Facebook] The Fever are building a ton of excitement in the scene, and the new band from former letlive. frontman Jason Aalon Butler, Night Verses drummer Aric Improta, and the Chariot guitarist Stephen Harrison had a surprise guest at their first club show in Califonia last night: Blink-182's Travis Barker! Read […]

[Photo by: The Fever/Facebook] The Fever, consisting of former letlive. frontman Jason Aalon Bulter, former guitarist for the Chariot Stephen Harrison and Night Verses drummer Aric Improta, have debuted a music video for their new song, “We’re Coming In.” Give it a watch below! Read more: Watch letlive. frontman perform with new band the Fever (Night […]

Former letlive. frontman Jason Aalon Bulter has formed a new band with a seriously stacked lineup that includes Aric Improta (Night Verses) and Stephen Harrison (the Chariot) called the Fever. The band debuted some music as part of a “Political Pool Party” in a parking lot outside a dounut shop on the 4th of July […]

Holy+Gold—the band featuring Scottie Henry (founding guitarist of Norma Jean), Brandon Henderson (ex-the Chariot), Keller Harbin (ex-the Chariot, ex-the Glass Ocean) and Heath Ladnier and Justin Graham (both ex-the Glass Ocean)–have premiered a new song, “Gravity,” at HM Magazine. Video: Watch Norma Jean play “Memphis Will Be Laid To Waste” with original vocalist Josh Scogin […]

Former Chariot members Keller Harbin and Brandon Henderson joined forces with Scottie Henry, founding member of Norma Jean, and Justin Graham and Heath Ladnier of the Glass Ocean to form their new project Holy+Gold. Get to know the guys in their incredibly detailed statement: “Brandon is good at getting knots out. Scottie is scared of […]

One year ago today, Christian powerhouses the Chariot concluded their farewell tour and played their final show as a band in Douglasville, GA. A documentary on the tour, bidding the band a proper goodbye, has been posted via Imagerystorm. Grab a box of tissues and watch the film below. The Chariot's 10-year career consisted of five full-length albums, one […]

'68, the new duo which features former The Chariot frontman Josh Scogin, are teaming up with AP to premiere their new music video for “Track 1 R.” Directed by former Norma Jean/Underoath drummer Daniel Davison, this warehouse tale is pulled from their debut full-length album, In Humor And Sadness. It's available for purchase now via eOne Music/Good Fight Entertainment. “Shooting this […]

’68 In Humor And Sadness When Josh Scogin—former frontman of noise-soaked hardcore outfit the Chariot—announced that his next project was going to be his maiden voyage into roots rock, the underground was guarded at best. Scogin articulated his love for rocket-fuel-drenched trad outfits like the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, the White Stripes and the Black […]