Interview with Morgan Lander — March 31, 2007 By 2007, Kittie had already lived several lifetimes as a band. Formed in London, Ontario, while its members were still astonishingly young, Kittie exploded onto the metal scene with 1999’s Spit, spent the following years touring relentlessly, appeared on Ozzfest on both
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Artist Spotlight – SKYND
SKYND is one of the more unique and divisive acts to emerge from the darker industrial/alternative metal scene in the last decade. The project is an anonymous trio made up of vocalist Skynd, multi-instrumentalist/producer Father, and a drummer that has come to be known affectionately to fans as Deadbeat. Their
Candy Whips Deconstructs ’50s Doo-Wop Classics into Synth-flourished Electro Jams
It’s easy to do a faithful cover of a classic song (I’m looking at you, Weezer) but to take an original, break it down to its basic melody and the build it back up into a whole new construct? That takes talent and balls… but most of all, balls. That’s
Enjoy a 2006 Throwback Interview with Flyleaf’s Lacey Sturm.
Discovering new music in the early 2000s was a bit more organic than it is in 2025. The internet was still in its infancy, and bands relied more on grassroots and word-of-mouth efforts to introduce their music to new fans. Many bands first introduction to new fans was seeing those
Austin-based neo-soul artist LEW APOLLO wages war against his personal demons and unearths a stunning album.
Grief is a subject at the forefront of nearly every elevated horror film (i.e. Hereditary, The Babadook, Pet Sematary), so many albums (Mount Eerie’s A Crow Looked at Me, Eels’ Electro Shock Blues, Arcade Fire’s Funeral), and so many books (A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis, The Year of Magical
SKYND: Livesteam From A Dark Place 12/19/2022
The time is nearly here… Another livestream from a Dark Place. Attendance is by invitation only. Is it a Christmas miracle? A Q&A? A virtual Meet & Greet? Earlier this year, SKYND invited fans to watch the first and second episodes on NETFLIX’s “Conversations With a Killer: John Wayne Gacy”
ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Northlane
If you had to sum up Northlane in a word, it would be ‘resilient’. In their 12-year career, the four-piece have weathered the kind of storms that would have seen most other bands bow out of the game without a second thought. Yet, through every bout of turbulence, Northlane emerges
Artist Spotlight: Gary Numan
May, 1979. It’s an ordinary Thursday evening, which means it’s time for Top of the Pops. Amidst a zeitgeist of punk and disco, the show suddenly appears to be interrupted by a transmission from the future. A luminous synth riff echoes out, a beat drives on and upsteps an otherworldly
Artist Spotlight: SEETHER
Since forming in Pretoria, South Africa in 1999, SEETHER has amassed a global fan base that has grown organically with the quartet’s sense of purpose and commitment spreading outwards, offering their fans around the world camaraderie, comfort and a sense of personal power. While others of their ilk faded away,
Pandemic Artist Spotlight: Love and Death
Love and Death began with the similar raw, authentic emotional honesty that drove singer/guitarist Brian “Head” Welch to multi-platinum, Grammy Award winning heights as a co-founder of genre trailblazers Korn. Forged as an outlet for recovery and redemption in a season of change, the formation of Love and Death resulted