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Articles by Victoria Oliveira

About Victoria Oliveira (16 Articles)

Victória is a High School Senior in her homeland of Brazil, but don't let her age throw you. She's already been published writing for many influential brands, blogs and online magazines such as Dormify, Potterish, Inspiring Women Magazine, Conscious Magazine and now Rock Revolt Magazine. Victória loves music and is interested in everything art-related. She has a great eye for on trend designs in fashion and decorating ideas - particularly with an emphasis on music. We can't wait to see her do her thing, Brazilian style!

ALBUM REVIEW: WINDHAND - SOMA

The new band from Relapse Records, WindHand, is about to release their first album, Soma. For whoever listens to WindHand‘s new album, Soma, it’s evident that the band is discovering [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]

INDIE BAND OF THE WEEK: STRIKES AT ONE

The Santa Barbara indie band, Strikes at One, is comprised by Brett Campbell on vocals, Matt Malloy on the Guitar, Jordan Hankey on the Bass, and Beau Bricher on the Drums.

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INTERVIEW: TIHUANA

The Brazilian band Tihuana formed in 1999 in São Paulo City. Comprised of Egypcio (Singer), Román (Bass Player), Léo (Guitarist), P.G. (Drummer) and the new percussionist, Fouad, this band is a no holds bar kind of group, offering something fresh to the palate of the rock connoisseur. The band's music has a great varied array of influences, ranging from Alternative Rock, Ska, Reggae, Punk Rock, Rapcore, Latin Music, and more.

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INTERVIEW: DEVILDRIVER

DevilDriver works hard, rocks harder, and kicks ass all the way - from their albums to their shows. This band does not take rocking lightly. It is heavy and heavy as we like it. They recently revealed the track listing for their new effort Winter Kills, and the RockRevolt staff went ape shit. We await with baited breath for the album that releases August 27th. So excited were we that we tracked down lead singer Dez to get to the root of the album.

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