New Music Tuesday (Week of May 22nd, 2012)
Shadows Fall, “Fire From The Sky”
Shadows Fall’s highly anticipated new studio album, “Fire From The Sky” is full of heavy hitting metal tracks. The Massachusetts band known for their seamless blend of metal and hard rock do not disappoint on “Fire From The Sky” with killer tracks like “Nothing Remains” and “Save Your Soul.” Shadows [...]
New Music Tuesday (Week of May 15th, 2012)
The Used, “Vulnerable”
Utah rockers The Used are back with their fifth album, “Vulnerable.” The album kicks off with the appropriately titled track; “I Come Alive” the tune seeps into the listener’s subconscious and rocks you from the inside. The album features a nice blend of their signature fast-paced, hard-hitting tunes and angst driven ballads. Overall [...]
Episode 26: Vena
Episode 26: Vena
Brothers Lenny Santos and Max Agende of Aventura fame have teamed up with former Xtreme frontman Steve Styles and together have formed the first Bachata super group known as VENA. Listen to Lenny and I discuss the band’s formation and how they plan to conquer the music scene one club appearance at a [...]
Episode 25: Chris Rene
Episode 25: Chris Rene
EpicRecords recording artist Chris Rene calls in to talk about his X Factor success, what he wanted to be when he grew up and his new motivation to staying sober. The young up-and-comer blew audiences away with his X Factor performance of his original song “Young Homie” His audition and performance footage [...]
Episode 24: Jezzy & The Belles
Episode 24: Jezzy & The Belles
Singer-Songwriter Jezzy (Jessica Eisenberg) of Jezzy & The Belles and I talk about her childhood and musical aspirations. The classically trained violinist also discusses the band’s debut full-length album release “Compasses & Maps,” available late spring 2012.
The podcast’s intro music is “Covered Wagon” courtesy of Tayisha Busay off their debut [...]
Axl Rose Declines Rock n Roll Hall of Fame Induction
When it comes to an induction into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame Axl Rose has no patience for it. In an open letter to “The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, Guns N’ Roses Fans and Whom It May Concern” Axl Rose states, “I won’t be attending The Rock And Roll Hall Of [...]
Maná’s Drama Y Luz Tour Rocks The Garden
After a SOLD OUT show at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night “The World’s Most Successful Latin Rock Group,” Maná, does it again the following night, performing nearly a three hour show. With a musical career spanning over three decades it’s no wonder the band got the show started promptly at 8:30pm.
The band opened with [...]
Episode 23: STYX
Episode 23: STYX
STYX front-man Lawrence Gowan calls in to talk about music; life as a soloist and how he came to be the lead singer of the legendary rock band. Listen to us discuss everything from South Park to their highly anticipated tour, “The Midwest Rock ‘N Roll Express” kicking off May 1st in Hidalgo, [...]
Episode 22: Car Party
Episode 22: Car Party
Drummer, Taylor Hughes, of the alternative rock quartet Car Party opens up about the band’s formation, practical jokes played on the road and how they plan to attract a new fan base with their upcoming album.
The podcast’s intro music is “Covered Wagon” courtesy of Tayisha Busay off their debut full-length LP, “Focus/Virus” [...]
Episode 21: Veronica Falls
Episode 21: Veronica Falls
Roxanne Clifford (guitars, vocals) of Veronica Falls calls in to chat about their mini US tour alongside Bleached. Listen to us discuss the London four-piece’s origins and how their “simple” pop tunes are captivating audiences in their native UK and Stateside. Note: This episode was recorded back in February; their US tour [...]
