AXS TV has acquired the six-part limited documentary series Rolling Stone Magazine: Stories From The Edge—premiering Wednesday, January 6 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. The series will follow all-new episodes of The Big Interview With Dan Rather each week, which features Perry Farrell, the front man from “Jane’s Addiction” in the debut. The premiere episode of Rolling Stone Magazine: … Continue reading AXS TV Acquires “Rolling Stone Magazine: Stories From The Edge”, Directed by ALEX GIBNEY, Premieres on Wednesday, January 6th at 9 PM EST
(Mental Health Conversations): Juan Garcia of BODY COUNT/EVILDEAD
Editor's Note: On October 30th, the legendary thrash metal band EVILDEAD released their latest album entitled "United States of Anarchy" via Steamhammer/SPV Records. The album features the legendary guitarist Juan Garcia of Body Count on it. Evildead has been Juan's baby for years and years, he just felt that given the Covid-19 pandemic and the … Continue reading (Mental Health Conversations): Juan Garcia of BODY COUNT/EVILDEAD
HYRO THE HERO Converses with Madness To Creation on Craziest Live Moment, Doing Remixes During COVID-19, and if Donald Trump was in a Moshpit
Editor's Note: Hyro The Hero is emulating what it means to be a hard rap/rock artist. The primary reason why he had such a hiatus from 2011 to 2018 was that he was trying to find his identity as an artist. He latched on to bands such as Korn, Atreyu, and the list goes on … Continue reading HYRO THE HERO Converses with Madness To Creation on Craziest Live Moment, Doing Remixes During COVID-19, and if Donald Trump was in a Moshpit
(Album Review) “Big Tings” by Skindred
On April 27, Skindred released their seventh album Big Tings via Napalm Records. For fans familiar with the band, this album will serve as confirmation of the elements that make Skindred Skindred while there are catchy songs that will lead new fans to explore the band’s previous work. In listening to this album, it … Continue reading (Album Review) “Big Tings” by Skindred
Dan Tompkins of TesseracT Converses with Madness To Creation on “Sonder”, Neil DeGrasse Tyson and When He Truly Experienced “Sonder”
Editor's Note: It was such a glorious night seeing an amazing band in TesseracT leave their audience awestruck at the Skyway Theater in Minneapolis with special guests Plini and Astronoid. It literally felt like another dimension with the ominous ambiance and the lights, which instead of playing the same old generic rock songs in between … Continue reading Dan Tompkins of TesseracT Converses with Madness To Creation on “Sonder”, Neil DeGrasse Tyson and When He Truly Experienced “Sonder”
(Album Review) “Firepower” by Judas Priest
The long-awaited and highly anticipated release of the the 18th full-length album from Judas Priest comes in the shadow of the sad discovery regarding Glenn Tipton's health condition. The good news is that “Firepower” is a very successful attempt by the Metal Legends to revisit their past glory with a modern sound. The band unleashes a searing and blazing attack from … Continue reading (Album Review) “Firepower” by Judas Priest
“Too Far Gone” by Cane Hill…Power and Strength!
Deep in the backwoods of Louisiana comes a band that has a newfound purpose, a new found sobriety(congratulations to Cane Hill), and a renewed sense of focus which is allowing them to cultivate copious amounts of power and strength as Cane Hill has released "Too Far Gone" via Rise Records. Elijah Reed, vocalist of Cane … Continue reading “Too Far Gone” by Cane Hill…Power and Strength!
“The Great Electronic Swindle” by The Bloody Beetroots, Lord Have Mercy!
On October 20th, Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo released something remarkable and something that is going to transcend across multiple genres in punk rock, rock, trap, and EDM with "The Great Electronic Swindle". I honestly didn't know what to expect when his PR agent asked me to review this album awhile back. Glad I checked my … Continue reading “The Great Electronic Swindle” by The Bloody Beetroots, Lord Have Mercy!
The Night That Rejuvenated My Passion for Live Music: Featuring Trivium and Arch Enemy!
At The Truman in Kansas City, it was metal giants Trivium and Arch Enemy with special guests While She Sleeps and Fit For An Autopsy absolutely slaying and annihilating the crowd of almost 1,500 people at The Truman in Kansas City, Missouri. It was a rainy night and Madness To Creation received the opportunity to … Continue reading The Night That Rejuvenated My Passion for Live Music: Featuring Trivium and Arch Enemy!