Amigo the Devil left a lasting impression on the music industry with a number of albums that demonstrated his talent as a musician. 2019 saw the release of his EP "Bridge City Sessions," which featured compelling live performances of songs including "One Kind of People," "I Hope Your Husband Dies," "First Day of the End of My Life," and "Cocaine... read full bio
Demon Hunter is a Christian heavy metal band from the hard rock hub Seattle, Washington. It was formed in 2000 by Don Clark and Ryan Clark, two brothers who are lifelong heavy metal fans. The band consists currently of Ryan, Jon Dunn, Patrick Judge, Timothy “Yogi” Watts, and Jeremiah Scott. Don left the band in 2009 in order to take... read full bio
Katatonia is a death metal band from Stockholm, Sweden who first formed back in 1991 when Jonas Renkse and Andrew Nyström first met up and started jamming out. The band has since gone through several different lineups, but currently the band consists of: Jonas Renkse, Anders Nyström, Niklas Sandin, Daniel Moilanen, and Roger Öjersson. Previous members include: Guillaume Le Huche,... read full bio
The Digital Age is a Christian rock band with an electronic rock sound. They have released music under the labels Independent and Fair Trade Services. The band consists of four members: Jeremy “B-Wack” Bush, “Mike “Mike D” Dodson, Jack “Jack Attack” Parker, and Mark “The Shark” Waldrop. They are also members of the David Crowder Band, a Grammy-nominated and Dove... read full bio
Mariana Espósito is known professionally as Lali Espósito or just Lali She is an Argentine singer, actress, dancer and model who has appeared as a coach on the Argentinan version of The Voice, called La voz Argentina 3 and Loa voz Argentina 4. As a musician, she first released “A Bailar” in 2014 and it officially launched her career as... read full bio
The Dead Weather is a supergroup formed by Jack White of The White Stripes and the Raconteurs. He got together with Alison Mosshart of The Kills, Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age, and Jack Lawrence of The Raconteurs. They have released three albums already and are continuing to tour and make music. They have been stated that they... read full bio
How To Destroy Angels is a band consisting of Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, his wife, Mariqueen Maandig, Rob Sheridan, and Atticus Ross. They have released 2 EP's and a studio album. Their songs were first released as digital downloadable content and made available through Wired magazine's iPad app. One of their released songs was featured on... read full bio
Tor Miller's love for music initially began to bloom during the lengthy journeys he took to school, when his mother would serenade him with records featuring well-known performers from the 1970s, like David Bowie and Elton John. Much of his own work, which now blends upbeat instrumentals with a variety of poetic themes about love, desire, and loneliness, was influenced... read full bio
"Singer-songwriter Kim Mitchell is a true Canadian icon who has achieved gold and multiplatinum records leading the musically eclectic Max Webster in the 70's and later during his solo career, selling over a million recordings in this country over a 30 year career that is still rocking today. He has won two Juno Awards for ""Album of the Year"" and... read full bio
Cy Curnin is a British musician and composer who was given the name Cyril John Curnin. He is most recognized for being the New Wave band The Fixx's lead singer. While taking acting classes in college, he met Fixx drummer Adam Woods. They established the Portraits as their band in 1979. Before changing to The Fixx, they recorded two albums... read full bio
Early in Mike Reid's career, music was one of the last things people thought about. Even though he had received a music degree from Penn State, it was his extraordinary football talent that made him famous. He was chosen as an All-American, awarded the Outland Trophy as the nation's top collegiate lineman, selected by the Cincinnati Bengals in the first round of the... read full bio
Texas singer-songwriter James McMurtry leanred how to play the guitar when he was seven years old. While still a student at the University of Arizona, McMurtry started playing his own songs, and he continued to do so after moving back home and getting a job as a bartender. When it turned out that John Mellencamp was both directing and staring in... read full bio
Pamela Moore is an American singer-songwriter who blends industrial, hard rock, melodic rock, and pop music. In her earlier years, she also experimented with pop and electronica. She is presently a Seattle, Washington, resident. Moore, who was born and raised in Seattle, was exposed to theater at a young age and became passionate about acting on stage. She learned how... read full bio
Described as "doom punk," this music is ideal for anyone who enjoys loud, riff-driven music and angry voices. They all moved to Manchester to attend university, where they eventually met and started the band. The band didn't form with a certain genre in mind and it took some time for them to discover the kind of music they wanted to make.... read full bio
The Foxies, a band with definite DIY tendencies, co-produced Who Are You Now, Who Were You Then with a changing cast of collaborators in Los Angeles and Nashville, frequently recording tracks in their own homes. As they created the record, the three drew influence from pop legends like Prince and David Bowie and concocted a distinctive sound by fusing a variety... read full bio
Legends from the thriving local scene in Hattiesburg are in the band MSPAINT. Nevertheless, they succeed in standing out in a field already crowded with creative, unconventional actions. The band's self-titled debut, which includes four songs, demonstrates how they are both firmly rooted in decades of rich musical heritage and unmistakably post-modern. MSPAINT deftly combines a diverse variety of inspirations to create... read full bio
American instrumental power metal cover group Powerglove is renowned for doing metal covers of well-known video game tunes. The Power Glove, a NES controller device, inspired the band's name. The band's members had been in other bands before starting this one as a side project. After the band they were all in, a melodic death metal outfit, split up, they made... read full bio
The spectacular grit that Hello Mary's vocalist/guitarist Helena Straight, bassist Mikaela Oppenheimer and drummer/vocalist Stella Wave created cannot be adequately expressed in words, despite all the acclaim showered upon them. The Brooklyn trio's thick soundscapes pay homage to the '90s while also embracing a distinct modernism by utilizing elements of shoegaze, indie and alt-rock. It's not surprising that their grungy, high-fuzz rippers... read full bio
The Dare, an English rock group from Oldham, England, is led by Darren Wharton, a former Thin Lizzy keyboardist. Up to this point, they have put out ten albums—nine studio and one live. Out of the Silence, the band's debut album, was made available via A&M Records. At singer Joni Mitchell's home studio in Beverly Hills, it was recorded. Darren... read full bio
American rock musician Des Rocs hails from New York, New York. Daniel Rocco, a native of New York, is the producer and director of the solo project Des Rocs. Longtime friends and bandmates William Tully and Eric Mendelsohn travel with Rocco. Rock groups including Muse, The Rolling Stones, and The Struts have all toured with Des Rocs. Muse, Elvis Presley,... read full bio
