Welcome To Life by Through Our Eyes
Through Our Eyes offer up their debut album, Welcome To Life, which explores the spectrum of heavy music by melding rich vocals with super charged son...
Conjured by Kissing Candice
Eating pizza, watching horror movies, and bad guys chasing teenagers tripping over nothing. All the things you can enjoy with this EP from Kissing Can...
Pills by Pound of Flesh
Close your eyes and hit play. Don't guess who the group is. You'd most likely be pleasantly surprised... and wrong. We have Pills for that however.
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Something Supernatural by Crobot
When 1970's grooves meet blues, rock, and modern attitude you can only get one thing: the latest release from Crobot; and the album was certainly not ...
Dethrone The Crown by Laugh At The Fakes
Not too hard, not too soft, Laugh at the Fakes walks the perfect path between multiple music genres to a unique sound worth listening to.
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Death Is Not Ashamed by Mammoth Black
Gritty guitar, dirty bass lines, methodical drum beats to invade your senses, and growling vocals are good things... especially when coming from Mammo...
Only to Rise by Sweet & Lynch
Hard rock is far from dead. A new collaboration from George Lynch and Michael Sweet is coming to show the rumors of its demise are premature.
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The Queen of Kings by Fayne
Many metal bands have covered death and coming back from the dead in songs, but this is the first time it's the band creeping up out of the coffin.
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Milking The Stars: a re-imagining of Last Patrol by Monster Magnet
In a world of pure imagination, Monster Magnet revamps Last Patrol and gives a savory helping of tripping rock to sooth your soul with Milking The Sta...
Sledge by Kolony
Three things from Canada that make our lives better: hockey, the movie Strange Brew, and now the band Kolony with a nice, new album.
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