Nashville's JEFF the Brotherhood was dropped by Warner Brothers Records, and will now release "Wasted On The Dream" via their own label, Infinity Cat Recordings, on March 24th. The band has released the following statement:
A few weeks ago, the awesomeness that is Aspiga went into The Gradwell House and recorded a cover of the
Fat Mike has it easy… whenever he releases an album, he’s safe no matter what the response is going to be.
War On Women are often described as feminist hardcore and that is pretty much exactly what you get on their self-titled debut full-length.
Following their experiment with grunge that was “No One Deserves To Be Here More Than Me”, Blacklisted take it back to their roots and blast through 11 songs in just over 20 minutes on “When People
When he’s not releasing music under the Self Defense Family moniker, Patrick Kindlon is writing music for Drug Church.
Remember that creepy doll from “The Conjuring” that was on display in the basement of psychic investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren? Well, it got its own movie… Because director James Wan was too busy with Furious 7, he gave the job to John R. Leonetti, his go to cinematographer since “Dead Silence”. Maybe not the best idea… the guy’s previous experience as a director adds up to “Mortal Kombat : Annihilation” and “The Butterfly Effect 2”.
After releasing “Stranger” in 2007 and playing a last show in 2008, things became quiet around Ambitions.
Do you know the kind of album that you listen to once and go ‘meh’? And then you listen to it again and go ‘hmmm’? And then you go back to it a third time and go ‘wow!’?
For fifteen years already Murder By Death have been… wait for it… killing it.
