ALBUM REVIEW: REVEREND HORTON HEAT - REV
Have you ever wished your life was like a Quentin Tarantino movie? Probably not, unless you wish to die bloody and barefoot by a man in a suit saying something weird and [READ MORE]
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INDIE BAND OF THE WEEK: PAIN!
Who said dead was dead? Dead is just beginning! We’ve got the dead walking on TV. We have Zombies on the big screen, and we’ve got Edward (he’s a fucking [READ MORE]
ALBUM REVIEW: BRICKS - Beasts Blood
Beasts Blood, the debut six song EP album by Bricks, is an all-out attack on the senses from the instrumental opening “Snake Dream” to the stand-out track “I’m on [READ MORE]
MOVIE REVIEW: EYES OF THE WOODS
The box for Eyes of the Woods boasts that it is in the “tradition of The Evil Dead and Jeepers Creepers.” I can safely say that the similarities between these movies [READ MORE]
INTERVIEW: GLEN STILPHEN
For about three weeks of my life, Glen Stilphen was an enigma. I had been assigned to interview the former bassist for several of the most iconic, original hardcore punk [READ MORE]
INTERVIEW: 311
311 has always been a band that's been able to come original. They've been on the scene for over twenty years now, and not many other alternative rock, hip-hop, rap rock, rap metal, funk, reggae, jazz fusion bands can claim that kind of longevity. But this combination of sounds plays a direct role in 311's enormous staying power. The band set out this summer on their tenth annual Unity Tour with Cypress Hill and G. Love and Special Sauce, and it's proving to be just as insanely entertaining as past years.
[READ MORE]ALBUM REVIEW: LOOK ALIVE - Mistakes & Milestones
Punk's not dead because the Atlanta-based band Look Alive's new album Mistakes & Milestones is out July 2nd and it's lively as all hell! Read the latest review on RockRevolt Magazine here! [READ MORE]LEGENDARY ROCK CONCERT PROMOTER BARRY FEY PASSES AWAY AT 73
The world of rock n' roll lost a huge piece of it's heart this weekend with the passing of Barry Fey (73). The renowned concert promoter worked with some of the biggest stars in rock and roll of all time. [READ MORE]