If you had told Tye Trujillo and Noah Weiland that they would come together to form a band, they probably would have laughed in mockery. The two had crossed paths in one band, and Trujillo had to fire Weiland eventually for the sake of the band’s continuity. Still, barely six months after going their separate…
Dash Crofts and Jim Seals might be best recognized for the work they have displayed under their second names, though the two first collaborated in the music industry in bands such as the Crew Cuts, Dean Beard, DawnBreakers, Glen Campbell, and the Champs. Back in 1969, Crofts and Seals chose to work individually and released…
If you’ve spent a decent amount of time on the internet over the last few years, you’ve probably seen some talk about NFTs here and there. Although NFTs have become more common, a lot of people still don’t understand what they are. According to Forbes, NFT which stands for non-fungible token, “is a digital asset…
Pooh Shiesty has been only been rapping for the last few years, but he’s already making a name for himself in the industry. Although he has yet to release an album, his mixtapes and features have gotten him a lot of attention. In 2020, there was a surge in his popularity with the release of…
When it comes to ranking Billy Joel albums, where does one start? As each album has its own particular flavor and all opinions are subjective, that means that there will always be someone in the crowd who is disappointed with the choices. Joel himself alludes to this on his visit to the Stephen Colbert Show….
Born from the ashes of Rest, Repose, a band that was started by YouTubers Ryan “Fluff” Bruce and Jared Dines, with the band ending following Dines’ departure. Dragged Under looks to shed the YouTube moniker and following in the footsteps of modern rock headliners such as Bring Me The Horizon, Deftones, and Beartooth. They released…
If you are not aware who Mac Miller is, he was a rapper that had quite a large influence on the community in the Northeast, specifically Pennsylvania. People in that area we’re proud to say that he was from there and in turn, he always had a special affection for the region, even after he…
Bryan St. Pere died at the age of 52 and can be called the doctor of drum sets and a smithstix of his generation, from playing in his room to playing at massive stages in different states in the United States. His love for music made him pause his medical life as a biologist to…
The Prince of Darkness has had a career spanning 54 years, releasing 22 studios as part of Black Sabbath and his own solo band. While he is winding down his work due to health reasons, at the age of 72 he still has plenty to give to the world and is still writing music and…