The 10 Worst Kiss Songs of All-Time
Did you know that the logo of Kiss had to be changed when the band went to perform in nations that outlaw Nazi symbols? The famous American rock band has released more than 19 albums…
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The 10 Best Motionless in White Songs of All-Time
Motionless in White was formed in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 2005. Vocalist Chris Cerulli, guitarist Mike Costanza, bassist Frank Polumbo, and drummer Angelo Parente were still in high school when they started the band. Two years…
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The 10 Best Anti-Love Songs of All-Time
No one wants to listen to a song about how great love is when they’re in the middle of something painful. When you’re missing what you had or regretting what you never did, the only…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Van Lathan
In 2018, Kanye West made the extraordinary claim that living under slavery for 400 years was a choice that Black people had made. He ended up being shot down by pretty much the whole world,…
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The 10 Best Slade Songs of All-Time
If you thought Slade were a seasonal novelty act, prepare for a surprise. Sure, Merry Xmas Everybody is an evergreen classic, but Noddy Holder and co are for far more than just Christmas. After starting…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Marc Storace
Marc Storace is a rock vocalist who became known for his high-pitched vocals with raunchy overtones. He has a long and storied history in the rock music industry, with numerous fans. We wanted to learn…
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The 10 Best Iron Butterfly Songs of All-Time
Iron Butterfly is an American rock band hailing from the city of San Diego, California. The band was formed in 1966, and after several personnel changes in the band’s composition, they released their first album,…
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The 10 Best Billy Currington Songs of All-Time
With the occasional exception, Billy Currington has built his career on feel-good, easy-going numbers like “Good Directions,” “Bad Day of Fishin’” and “People Are Crazy.” It’s not earned him a huge amount of critical success,…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Oli Sykes
Not too long ago, Bring Me the Horizon were just a bunch of lads from Sheffield scraping together a living playing deathcore at the city’s metal clubs. Now, they’re one of the biggest British bands…
