Browsing Collection
Genre: Metal Bio: Sweden’s toughest och tightest face slap is spelled Browsing Collection. With their punk and metal influenced hard rock they deliver a show where no one leaves without
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Ministry
Genre: Thrash Metal Bio: Born in 1981 in Chicago, Ministry has been the lifetime passion project of founder Al Jourgensen, considered to be the pioneer of industrial music. In its
The Pretty Reckless
Genre: Thrash Metal Bio: The Pretty Reckless formed in New York City during 2008, and the musicians and late producer Kato Khandwala initially made waves with their 2010 debut Light
Man-Akin
Genre: Metal Bio: Man-Akin is a Progressive Rock band from India. Formed as a solo project by the Mumbai based musician Aham Saxena who has played, programmed & produced everything
The Amity Affliction
Genre: Metal Bio: Since emerging in 2008 on the debut Severed Ties, The Amity Affliction have served up two ARIA gold-certified albums, Youngbloods [2010] and Chasing Ghosts [2012], and earned
Sedimento
Genre: Stoner/Rock Bio: Sedimento is an Stoner/Rock band from Copiapo, Chile formed in 2009, under the name Sedimento Negro. During this year they released their EP called “Bajo el Sol”.
Hurtwave
Genre: Alternative/Synth Bio: Dayseeker vocalist Rory Rodriguez and drummer Mike Karle announced their new project Hurtwave in early 2020. As Hurtwave, the pair traffic in synths and the output is decidedly different than that of their main band. The
Hurtwave: Fever Dream
Genre: Alternative/Synth “Fever Dream” is a beautiful and sad song. This song captures what it feels like to loose someone who is close to you. Listening to the words you
The Shrubs
Genre: Rock, 90’s Rock, Alternative, Pop Punk Bio: The Shrubs started out when Spike and RJ, college classmates originally from upstate New York, startedjamming in the basement of Spike’s mother’s
Salvation
Genre: Punk Rock Bio: Chicago’s Salvation have always been experts at hammering out no frills, no nonsense, no bullshit noise rock, and on their brand-new Year of the Fly, they’ve