INTERVIEW- PINKNOISE

Photo credit: Jacqueline Day I had the opportunity to interview Kacey Foxx of PINKNOISE and we chatted about song meanings, favorite songs, genres people wouldn't expect us to listen to, and pre-show rituals. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ged8pgiPMVc.

REVIEW: "An Ending in Itself' - Sleeping with Sirens

Photo credit: Travis Shinn Sleeping with Sirens is back and heavier than ever on "An Ending in Itself", out June 12. Songs like "Paralyzed" and "God in My Head" bring that cathartic pull that heavier music gives. It's been four years since the release of their last album, "Complete Collapse". "An Ending" continues the confessional lyrics from that album in "Looking Back At Me", "Storm Clouds", "PTSD", and "Process". The album starts off with single "An Ending in Itself". "An

NEWS: Caleb Shomo comes out; wife responds

Caleb Shomo, frontman of hard rock band Beartooth, has come out a "proudly gay man" in a post on Instagram: His wife of 14 years, Fleur Shomo, who has since made her Instagram private, issued a statement of her own saying: "The past few months have been a very disorientating and hurtful time to navigate. For both of us. But I will always want to love, protect and support Caleb." The two met when Caleb was 17 (he's 33 now) and still establishing his first band, Attack! Attack!

REVIEW: PINKNOISE'S "FLESH AND BONE"

Photo credit: PINKNOISE Rock band PINKNOISE is back with both tenderness and rage on new EP "FLESH AND BONE". It landed April 17 and it talks about being unabashedly yourself, fighting mental illness, and there being a reason you're still walking the Earth after tragedy. Consisting of vocalist Kacey Foxx, the seven track, Hiram Hernandez produced (blessthefall, Magnolia Park, Weathers, and Asking Alexandria) EP is something to get excited about. It has a little bit of everyth

REVIEW: "Look What You Made Me Do" by SCATTERBRAIN

Photo credit: Atom Splitter PR Brian Burkheiser, formerly of I Prevail, released a new Taylor Swift cover, "Look What You Made Me Do" that rivals well-known cover "Blank Space" under his new project Scatterbrain. Burkheiser has said that the new release "really resonates with [him] and serves as a nod to what first sparked [his] career." There are also pointed references to his former band in the accompanying music video : there's an RIAA plaque for achieving platinum statu