If you were into loud guitars in 1993, there is no way in hell you didn’t listen to Life Of Agony’s debut album, “River Runs Red”, and didn’t fall head over heels in love with it.

He Is Legend has been on a bit of a journey throughout the years.

True Moon got its start when members of Vånna Inget got bored with the state of the Swedish music scene and felt a growing need to express themselves in English.

The closest I ever got to going to a show with my mom was when she dropped me off and made me promise not to drink too much.

Formed out of the ashes of slowcore heroes Bedhead, The New Year has seen Bubba and Matt Kadane carry on with a similar sound and a new name.

Chicago-based band What Gives features familiar faces in the form of Andy Hendricks (Annabel), Joe Henderer (Elway), Delia Hornik (ex-Dowsing) and Marcus Nuccio (Pet Symmetry).

In food production, there is a term called ‘the bliss point’. It refers to the amount of an ingredient like sugar, where any further increase would make the consumer less satisfied.

The Irish indie punks known as The Winter Passing are back with the follow-up to 2015’s “A Different Space Of Mind”.

On their first album since 2009’s “Closing Arguments”, Lucky Boys Confusion pull out all the stops.

Northbound, Jonathan Fraser’s project that can either be acoustic or full-band, recently dropped a new EP in the form of “The Flaws In Everything”.