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Nick Coyle (Cold), Geno Lenardo (ex-Filter), Johnny Nova (Cold), Lindsay Manfredi (Cold), Brian Quinn (Candlebox), Aaron Fink (Lifer, Earshot), and Chad Szeliga (Black Star Riders) recently teamed up for a quarantine performance of Filter‘s “Take A Picture.” You can watch that below: Coyle commented: “I’ve always loved ‘Take A Picture‘ and was originally thinking of…
Krokus have postponed their final North American tour due to the coronavirus pandemic. The band commented: “Due to the current state of things going on, it was both nearly impossible to get all the needed pieces to fall in line to do the tour and with the uncertainty of the immediate future of live music…
Pop Evil have premiered two new songs, “Work” and “Let The Chaos Reign.” Both tracks will appear on the band’s upcoming album. Leigh Kakaty told Loudwire the following about “Let The Chaos Reign”: “This track reflects the anxiety of the times although that was not its intention, but definitely fits the moment. It gives me…
Time for the next edition of Metal Anarchy’s “new music showcase,” the feature where I introduce you to bands that readers of this site may find interesting. This time I have an exclusive Q&A with Forrest. METAL ANARCHY: Tell me a little about your band: FORREST: We started out when Hailie asked our guitarist, Michael,…
Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong has shared a cover of Don Backy’s “Amico” as part of a special Wednesday edition of his “No Fun Mondays” series. The frontman commented: “Welcome to No fun hump day. This song was originally by Don Backy. It’s called “Amico” with a power pop twist. Enjoy. Ps.. Please excuse my…
During a recent appearance on the “Appetite For Distortion” podcast, Duff McKagan’s wife Susan Holmes McKagan revealed that the band have been working on new music. She said the following: “I will say GN’R have been working fastidiously on killer new stuff. And I can’t say much, but I’ve heard bits and bobs and it’s…
Stone Sour have shared a demo version of their song “Cardiff.” The final version of that track appeared on the band’s 2006 album “Come What(ever) May.“ Guitarist Josh Rand said the following: “Sometime in 2005, I stopped over to James‘s house to listen to some of his ideas. I was intrigued by this 8 minute…
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