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Featuring some of Metal’s oldest and most well-known acts, along with some of the biggest upcoming names, Rockstar Energy’s Mayhem Festival traveled the country this past summer visiting venues across the nation. Enjoy both of our galleries, one from Nampa, Idaho’s 4th of July show, and the other from Cincinnati’s date on July 24th
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Interview: SECRETS
Katie caught up with a couple of the guys from the post-hardcore act, SECRETS, after they performed in Atlanta on the Scream It Like You Mean It Tour. The very promising band from San Diego is one of this years additions to the Rise Records family and is already drawing major attention
Wrap up: Bunbury Festival Day 1
This has been a great year so far for Cincinnati. The World Choir Games were held here, as well as the first ever Bunbury Music Festival. I had the pleasure of covering what was one of Cincinnati’s premiere music events of the year
Get to know: The Orphan, The Poet
Hailing from rural southern-Ohio, The Orphan, The Poet is getting their name across in a big way. They are all about the music and their fans
The Maine: changing things up
Since their formation and debut full-length release in 2007 and 2008, much has changed for The Maine. The five-piece band has gone from a feel-good pop-rock sound to a sophisticated and intricate blend of indie-rock and classic rock-n-roll elements as a result of musical development, along with major changes in their writing process
Greek Fire releases new music video to benefit drummer
Following the sudden diagnosis of drummer Johnny Venus’s Leukemia in February, Greek Fire has put together and released a music video for their newest song, “If This Is The End,” which they wrote about Johnny’s battle
Interview: Belle Histoire
Belle Histoire sure is making a name for themselves these past few months. If you can’t already tell they’re going somewhere. Playing festivals and going on nationwide tours are just a few things that the future holds for them
Armor For Sleep to reunite for Bamboozle
For the first time since their break-up in 2009, Armor For Sleep will be playing together as a full band again. The alt-rock four-piece will reunite in order to play at The Bamboozle’s date on Friday May 18th
Review: I See Stars’ Digital Renegade
Not too long ago, Michigan-based post-hardcore band I See Stars was releasing their second album The End of The World Party (2011) through their growing-in-popularity label, Sumerian Records. Now in early 2012, I See Stars has released another full-length, Digital Renegade, which looks to be an attempt at a heavier sound; something most fans should be
Review: Hands Like Houses’ Ground Dweller
One of Rise Record’s most recent products, Hands Like Houses’ Ground Dweller received a considerable level of anticipation prior to its release. Well-written musical parts matched by vocals reminiscent of Tyler Carter and Jonny Craig (both even appear on a few tracks as guest vocalists) were cause for a lot of speculation that they were
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