Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” May Have Poached Other Music
They say there’s no such thing as a new story, and the same certainly applies to music. Like words, there are only so many possible notes you can play. Unsurprisingly, a whole lot of songs…
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How The Grateful Dead Helped Lithuania win an Olympic Medal
Before 1936, Basketball was a sport at the Olympics, although it was not one where you could win a medal. The United States has won more awards than any other country. In fact, they won…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Bizzy Banks
Bizzy Banks is part of the emerging Brooklyn Drill music genre. He released his first single in 2019, Don’t start before his first mixtape GMTO (Get Money Take Over), Vol. 1 in 2020. Since then,…
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The 10 Best Cannibal Corpse Songs of All-Time
Cannibal Corpse was founded in 1988 in Buffalo, New York. The group’s original members, Chris Barnes, Bob Rusay, Jack Owen, Alex Webster, and Paul Mazurkiewicz, were already known musicians before creating this group. Much of…
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The 10 Best Fear Factory Songs of All-Time
Since they began releasing albums in 1989, Fear Factory has been shredding its way through some truly outstanding songs. Though they have evolved through various styles of heavy metal music, the sound has always been…
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Top 10 Three Days Grace Songs
Since the band was formed in 2003, Three Days Grace have etched their names in the hearts of rock fans. They’ve topped charts, broken records, and sold millions of records worldwide. In addition, they hold…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Talib Kweli
Talib Kweli has been a fixture in hip-hop for more than 20 years. He released his debut album, Quality, in 2002 which spawned the popular single “Get By” which was produced by Kanye West. Throughout…
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Review: Glen Campbell Live From The Troubadour
“He was so well thought of as an all-around entertainer” said Alice Cooper of his friend Glen Campbell. Those undisputable talents are on full display again thanks to the new album, Glen Campbell Live From…
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The 10 Best Styx Songs of All-Time
If there was one band that defined pomp rock in the 70s and 80s, it was Styx. By incorporating elements of musical theatre into hard rock, they took progressive rock into the stadiums, the charts,…
