If books were not political, there would be no reason to ban them.
Ivan Moody of Five Finger Death Punch is one of the great success stories of modern rock. Along with becoming quite well-known through FFDP, Moody amazingly managed to change his life after a highly public alcoholism episode. The musician has been sober for four and a half years and told Loudwire the entire account of his journey to rehabilitation.
Jenna Crook had never considered pursuing a career as a tattoo artist until one evening in 2014. Something snapped when she realized how intricately detailed her self-applied tattoos were after meeting a new buddy on Toronto Island.
Member State, a rebrand of Tee Bee See, has recently sprouted in the Birmingham music scene displaying energy-packed shows and soon original songs.
According to studies from around the world, women are more likely than males to have tattoos. The future of a more diverse tattoo community is being shaped by female artisanship, which is rising. I had the amazing opportunity to chat with local tattoo artist Holly Wood as she shared her hopes of opening a 100 % female-owned shop, the barriers and difficulties of being a newer artist, and how the tattoo community is a rough field of work.
Some Stranger Things fans have shifted against Metallica in a seeming shot at “canceling” the vet metal band after discovering more about their history.
Ink Master ran its last season in 2020; after receiving loads of backlash about judge Oliver Peck and the overall toxicity of the ordeal, the show took a break. Whether Ink Master was unhealthy or not can be a debatable topic, though it’s clear the human canvas jury can be toxic and bring down the confidence of the body that has to permanently wear it. However, when people put their trust in a free tattoo, they can’t always expect to get the best work of art ever. And sometimes, that translates to you getting what you paid for. Despite this,
The Blams just shook everyone with the release of their latest single “Blame Game.” As of today, the gloomy, brassy, and captivating single has made its debut on several music platforms. We’ve fallen in love with their grungey sound over and over again – from songs like “Storms” and “Don’t Miss Twice” – however with this new banger the listeners get just that much more attached to the trio.
Punchy drums and strong, nostalgic vocals. LST IN HLYWD throws us straight into the young adults’ world, producing mid-tempo, catchy songs since the winter of 2020. Their latest release: “Summer Valentine” portrays the simplicities of summer love and blacking out through the weekend – a newfound euphoria from the chaos of summer.