“She was living off a tightness in her chest: life.”
LOBSTERBOMB (an underground band from Berlin) has released their badass, empowering single Wake Up, just hours ago. The group is very loud with everlasting energy that bleeds all over their music, especially their latest release. “It will certainly help you Wake Up if you set it as your morning alarm,” they wrote.
I had the opportunity to chat with an amazing alternative band a couple of weeks ago. We talked about everything from how and why they started the band to the meaning behind their name: NERiMA. As we speak the Toronto-based group of 17-year-olds is working on their first album, which they don’t want to spoil too much about. However, Alexi (rhythm guitar and vocals) told me that most of the tracks were already written and were waiting for basslines and a backbone from Connor and Alex.
“Feeling alive and I’m feeling the vibe woah/ Stealing tomorrow cause we could die tonight/ No ones a boss even bosses do what they’re told.” So begins our introduction to the world of Mikei Gray (the man behind solo project “The Frst.”
Nehoda has produced tracks layered with guitars, pulsing drums, powerful vocals, and a great, driving bassline. Titled “But Anyways,” the album was recorded “with no overdubs or edits. Old School.” Each track emotionally touches the listener with sassy guitar lines and compelling vocals. I immensely enjoyed the listen, and I hope to spread it along to others. Some of their biggest inspirations are Nirvana, Soundgarden, The Beatles, and Johnny Cash.
YouTube sensation Nandi Bushell was thrilled to receive a gift from Muse’s Matt Bellamy, who expressed his admiration for her Muse covers by sending her one of his unmistakable guitars. Named the best drummer in the world by Grohl, the edgy young wonder first reveals a postcard that came with the set, showcasing the Muse vocalist, in the video below. “Hi Nandi, love the new covers. Thought you might like to perform some on my signature model. Best wishes from Matt and the guitar team,” – Bellamy. The 10-year-old at that point opened the bundle and opened up Bellamy’s Manson
Taylor Kramer was the bassist of the band Iron Butterfly and more. After he left the band in the 80s, Kramer worked as a computer engineer for Total Multimedia Inc. and SoftVideo Inc., which he co-founded in 1990. He married and had two children as well. Which made his mysterious death all the much harder to accept, for his fans and his family.
Dan Jones, a former guitarist for the band Chelsea Grin, was recently accepted into a residency program at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City to practice as an overall specialist. Jones revealed in 2015 that he will not fulfill his visiting responsibilities with Chelsea Grin, instead; focusing on microbial mercury methylation at an inherited qualities lab during the middle of the year. In 2017, he left the gathering for good and went on a hunt for these various desires. All of the hard work and assurance has paid off, and Jones announced on Twitter on March 15 that he
Gorillaz’s self-titled debut album turns 20 today, March 26, and the band has teased several upcoming releases to commemorate the occasion. The Gorillaz were one of the first bands who truly inspired my dive into music. On March 26, 2001, the energized band, led by Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, released their debut album. The album introduced the group to the world and featured some of their most well-known songs, including ‘Clint Eastwood’ and ’19-2000.’ The collection debuted at No. 3 in the UK charts and is now certified platinum, with 974,311 copies sold in the previous twenty years. To
“Daddy” was a find I couldn’t resist, in all honesty. When The Shedonist recently reached out with a brand new single, I couldn’t be happier. The dominant rock group from Los Angeles, CA, released their single “Bad Decisions” (“a song about free will and how to use it”) earlier today.
Let’s begin with the obvious. It’s challenging to narrow my favorite blues collections because I’m adding a new song to my playlist nearly every couple of hours. Regardless, every set on this list has withstood the test of time. They’re powerful melodic proclamations honoring some of history’s most illustrious artists. These albums have affected the lives of millions of people all over the world. They were captured on tape many years prior. However, they are as yet important today. Without further due, here are A FEW of my favorite blues albums.