Core by Analog Digital Disorder (A.D.D.)
Real gangsters, pizza with crusts deep enough to bury those dead mobsters in, and now the latest thing from Chicago: A.D.D.'s new album Core.
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Valley Of Bones by Full Devil Jacket
Twelve years is a long time to be gone from any scene. Full Devil Jacket plans to recoup for lost time and with interest. (more…)...
Redemption Road by Breaking Grace
In today's market, little bands have a better chance to get noticed. Breaking Grace is the David to the giants of industry out there.
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Keith and Katie of The Convalescence
Two parts of the driving force in The Convalescence sat and talked about the road, how important band product is, and the writing process. (more…)...
Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators: Announce Additional Dates for U.S. Tour
Get ready Slash fans, new legs of the tour with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators might just be headed your way. (more…)...
September of September Mourning Interview
September Mourning, of the project by the same name, gave National Rock Review's Erich Morse a peek into her mutli-verse and why heels are sinister. (more…)...
Sick Daze by Them County Bastardz
Hockey, R.C.M.P., and Tim Horton's all come to mind when you think about Canada. Rednecks, maybe not so much. Them County Bastardz think you should. (more…)...
Music in the Spotlight: How Rock Can Be Charitable Part I: Rock The Walk
Sometimes the only stories you here about a certain genre of music is negative. That's not always the case. Charity in rock can happen.
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Evolution support continues for (Hed) p.e. now with Alien Ant Farm
(HED) p.e. from Huntington Beach, CA has announced the continuing of their tour in support of Evolution, and now with AAF.
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A few minutes with Deen Castronovo
Deen Castronovo took part of his morning to talk to Erich Morse of National Rock Review about Revolution Saints, life, and possible new sponsors. (more…)...