For a special St. Patrick’s Day edition of Manic Monday, it only seems fitting to pay tribute to perhaps the greatest punk band to emerge from Ireland over the years:
It’s been 20 years since emo outfit Armor for Sleep released their record What to Do When You Are Dead, so the NJ rockers have been touring to celebrate their
This past Friday, an unforgettable evening occurred in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, when the Infamous Stringdusters performed at XL Live, showcasing their distinctive spin on bluegrass music. Situated just south of Harrisburg,
A lot can happen in a decade. In the music world alone, we saw significant sonic shifts in genres, artists rise and fall, and thousands of trends filtered in and
Universal Pictures Content Group announce it has commenced production on an official untitled Iron Maiden feature documentary. Universal Pictures Content Group hold global rights and Universal Pictures International is set
These weeks fly by as we have already landed on yet another adrenaline-filled New Music Friday. No need to book a skydiving adventure or hike a volcano to get that
Three decades after the release of Matthew Sweet’s 100% Fun (released 3/14/95), his fifth solo album not only reaffirms the man’s breakthrough of four years prior, Girlfriend, but also indicates how the Nebraska native has
Ray LaMontagne will commemorate the 20th anniversary of the release of his seminal debut album, Trouble, with a special remastered vinyl edition, set for release June 13—presave/preorder here. Additionally, LaMontagne will embark on the Trouble
For Coheed and Cambria’s eleventh album, the prog-rock veterans return to the Amory Wars saga while adding a new introspective flavor. All but one of the band’s albums are concept
Cherokee Death Cats mix garage, rock, and dirty pop with live and electronic beats. The Anglo / Swedish duo of Bea Persson and Rat Westlake is based in Gothenburg, Sweden,
