Reese Van Riper aren’t just a band that you’ll hear once and they’ll go away. In fact, this trio will likely engulf you with their indie blues sound. Their latest effort, Ghost Oil Revival, was released in November and features a guest appearance by Trophy Scars’ Jerry Jones. With…

No stranger to success and the dedication and effort it demands, Tom Keifer’s first solo album showcases his versatility as a songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist from start to finish. As Cinderella’s crooner, Keifer has weathered physical, emotional, and industry setbacks, and chronicles his experiences on his appropriately titled release,…

Seems like all the facets of being a rock band come rather naturally for Vasudeva, a singer-less quartet from central New Jersey whose songs are heartfelt outbursts of energy and atmosphere. Busy, imaginative arrangements and a good-vibe live performance have earned them a solid following. The recordings stick with…

The Dark Matters are a trio in the Tiny Giant Collective that, although keep a somewhat low profile, can deliver when it counts. Despite not having released anything since December 2011 and enduring a difficult 2012, 2013 is looking prominent for the newly found three-piece. I had the opportunity…

I recently came across Dad Brother and was blown away by the level of musicianship by the duo. And yes, while they may have similarities to The Black Keys, they certainly give them a run for their money with their energetic live performances and catchy lyrics. Their latest disc,…

Anyone who says fun. are overnight success stories are sorely mistaken. While the trio’s latest album, Some Nights, seemed to hurl lead vocalist Nate Ruess, bassist Andrew Dost and lead guitarist/drummer Jack Antonoff into a world full of radio hits and sold-out venues, this feat has been in the…

To support their most recent studio album, What Happened To The La Las? (Sugar Hill), the guys in moe. are embarking on an ambitiously scheduled winter tour, before their Snoe.down festival overtakes Killington, Vermont in March. Affectionately known for their rambling jam band ways, moe. approached What Happened To…

Originally founded in Wilmington, DE, Plow United sprang to life from the foundation of a mutual love of punk rock between its members. Throughout the ‘90s, the band pounded out records and toured constantly, not entirely aware of the recognition that was swirling around their name. After a 15-year…

Grammy-nominated hard rock band Stone Sour have envisioned a new world of music and entertainment—an environment founded on inventive concepts and artistic merit. This is where House Of Gold & Bones – Part 1 was built, a celebration of melodic metal, instrumental excellence and artful storytelling.

The multimedia experience…

The multi-talented Marlon Wayans graduated from the prestigious High School of Performing Arts in New York and Howard University’s Film School. He is best known for getting his start in Hollywood as a cast member of the Emmy Award-winning comedy series, In Living Color. Marlon then went on to…