Some of you may remember Domani Harris as a cast member on his family’s reality TV show, T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle, which aired from 2011 to 2017. These days, however, he’s much more than a cute little reality TV star, he’s a full-grown rapper. As the son of legendary rapper, T.I. Domani knew…
The fact only one of the Beach Boys surfed didn’t stop them from becoming the quintessential surf band of the 1960s. Whereas the Beatles and the Rolling Stones spent the later years of the decade exploring progressively darker material, the Beach Boys never abandoned their original MO (apart from on a couple of minor songs,…
When Dave Grohl conceived Foo Fighters back in 1994, he intended it as a nice little side project to show off his writing talents. What it turned into was one of the biggest rock bands in the world. Since releasing their debut album in 1995, the Foo Fighters have released ten studio albums (and the…
Podcasts have been around for what feels like forever now and some of them have been. From band members to anyone else related to the live music scene, there’s a podcast. Several band members decide to fill in their tight schedules with the audio journey to express themselves with their peers. Below we’ve gathered musician…
Billy Idol broke out in the 1980’s as one of the most popular musicians of the time. His music combined punk rock and glam rock influenced by mainstream 1960’s rock and roll. Idol was born William Michael Albert Board in Middlesex, England in 1955. His family moved to New York where Billy’s sister Jane was…
August Burns Red has announced a tour for the 10th anniversary of their newly re-recorded album released in 2011, Leveler. The band has been re-recording older material including some slight variations and renditions of tracks as well. With the re-release of Leveler the band recorded a new song simply entitled X. The rest of the…
In 1983, Slayer released their debut album. Three years later, they broke into the mainstream with “Reign in Blood,” a killer album that would go on to set the bar for thrash metal. Their music isn’t pleasant, it’s never nice, and it rarely makes for easy listening. But that doesn’t mean it’s not sensational. As…
Aerosmith’s “Toys in the Attic” was the album that lunged this band to the top. Aerosmith, a young band at the time, was staffed by an unabashed group of courageous young men, adventurous, unafraid and ready to show the world their gutsy, imprudent style, which “Toys in the Attic” did. This breakthrough album was initially…
Genesis are the musical equivalent of Miracle Whip. Some people love them, citing their inarguable influence on prog-rock as reason enough to worship at their altar. Other people hate them. The reason there is simpler: Phil Collins. But anyone who claims that Genesis were awesome while Peter Gabriel was frontman and abysmal after Collins took…