The two illustrious Rascals founders are back together. Felix Cavaliere and Gene Cornish credit their partnership to their listeners' enduring affection of their tunes. The Rascals are regarded as the greatest "blue-eyed soul" group to emerge from the 1960s, and their music serves as the soundtrack for a generation. They are members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame,... read full bio
Since the first Dictators album was released in 1975, these tenacious pre-punk New Yorkers deserve a great deal of credit for blazing a trail, combining the best elements of loud, hard, fast rock 'n' roll with junk culture and creating an iconic sound that has been imitated by innumerable other bands. Though stylistically and consistently from track to track, the band's... read full bio
Richie Castellano is an independent producer and songwriter in addition to being the host of BAND GEEK on YouTube. He tours with the classic rock group Blue ÖYSTER CULT when he's not in the studio. The Band Geeks and Jon Anderson will shortly be embarking on a tour. BAND GEEK has evolved from a performance to a way of thinking... read full bio
The British alt-rock group Bôa has experienced numerous lifetimes. The trio, which included vocalist Jasmine Rodgers and musicians Alex Caird and Lee Sullivan, began in the early 1990s as a friendly jam session in Rodgers' home studio with other local musicians. Although Rodgers wasn't officially a member of the band at the time, the upstairs practice space that they used... read full bio
The Dude of Life, also known as Steve Pollak, is the leader of the five-piece, genre-bending Dude of Life Band. The Dude first teamed up with Trey Anastasio in high school, and the two have been writing songs together for Phish for several decades. The Dude has written the lyrics to several of Phish's most well-known songs, including as Fluffhead,... read full bio
A ska band called Oi-SKALL MATES was founded in 1996 by fans of the UK's Bad Manners and Japan's The Ska Flames. Ska music is heavily reliant on live entertainment and their ability to perform quality music, which is why their popularity is growing with younger audiences as well as inebriated adults. They have performed with a variety of bands... read full bio
A Japanese rock group called Mrs. GREEN APPLE was founded in 2013. EMI Records is his label, and Universal Music is their record company. Her fandom name is "JAM'S," her official fan club is "Ringo Jam," and she goes by the nicknames "Mrs." and "MGA." "Variety," a compact album, marked Mrs. Green Apple's EMI Records debut. Since then, they have continued... read full bio
Japanese rapper and singer-songwriter Haru Nemuri specializes in poetry. At the age of seventeen, she started her musical career as a synthesizer player in a band. Suddenly, she was performing as a poetry rapper. Since then, she has adopted the name Haru Nemuri and referred to herself as the greatest singing weapon. Though she hadn't released any official music, Haru Nemuri... read full bio
One of the few positive things the Covid crisis produced was the reissue of Depresion Sonora's debut EP, which was released during lockdown and published by Sonido Muchacho months later. It included songs about his teenage angst and the frustrations brought on by the pandemic, as well as ones that were inspired by the cramped circumstances we were all living... read full bio
The Gazette is a visual kei band that plays mostly alternative metal with a hint of cinematic influence and a penchant for light-hearted artistic experimentation like jazz-rock splattering. With the release of their most recent album, "NINTH," in 14 different global locations, The Gazette topped iTunes charts and made it into the top 10 in 27 other nations, including Japan. The Gazette is... read full bio
When they were little, Son Rompe Pera of Mexico City started accompanying their father on the traditional Mexican marimba at neighborhood gatherings. They are leading the way in the modern worldwide cumbia scene today, pushing the marimba to its boundaries and embracing the lessons they learnt as young people. Their completely original sound combination was born out of a classic... read full bio
Throughout his career, Alejandro Aranda (f/k/a Scarypoolparty) has gone through several pivotal moments. After making an appearance on the seventeenth season of American Idol, Alejandro's life was thrown into a state of near constant motion, going from performing bars and backyards to sold-out headline tours and enormous festival stages. Simultaneously, Alejandro was showered with praise from critics after three consecutive... read full bio
The five-piece hard rock group LILIAC, dubbed the "First Family of Rock," is from Los Angeles. Melody, lead guitarist Samuel, drummer Abigail, bassist Ethan, and pianist Justin form the band's front line. Papa Liliac, the sibling's loving father who also serves as the band's manager and producer, was the one who saw their talent. They practiced their skills as weekend... read full bio
Using a sumptuous blend of flamboyant, gothic stadium rock and energetic pop-punk, New Years Day is reminiscent of the dark pageantry of bands like Garbage, Alkaline Trio, Motionless in White, and Evanescence. Adam Lohrbach, the band's principal songwriter and bassist, left the first-generation pop-punk act Home Grown, which had been around for a while, to start his own band. New... read full bio
Hard rock band CONQUER DIVIDE creates music that is bound for success. The band, which consists of five ladies from the US, UK, and Canada, uses powerful, soaring melodies that are instantly memorable to battle both external and psychological demons. These songs are ideal for anyone going through a difficult time. Their fusion of fiery metalcore and energetic arena rock... read full bio
Brooklyn-based indie pop duo Ray Bull are not just a budding indie band but also influencers and content producers. They have amassed a devoted fan base on social media within the last two years. Currently has 173K Instagram followers and 456K TikTok followers. Aaron Graham and Tucker Elkins make up Ray Bull. After meeting in art school, they started writing music. Filmmaker... read full bio
Orville Neeley and Chris Shaw, longtime friends, established the punk band Memo PST in Los Angeles. Shaw's longstanding label home In The Red records recently released the band's debut 45, "I used to be a Pretty Boy." Their most recent live performance on Highland Park TV is said to have possessed an intensity reminiscent of some of the greatest Target Video... read full bio
Deaf Club is a raw, sarcastic soundscape that channels crust, thrash, and grind (un)sensibilities in a blastbeat-driven, hardcore punk onslaught. The band's style is characterized by brief pauses, bizarre frequencies and effects, a fast tempo, and vocals that are hurled sharply. It appears that this style is based on a nasty sound meets highbrow messaging ethos. Justin Pearson (The Locust,... read full bio
The debut album of Black British shoegaze band Whitelands, titled "Night-bound Eyes Are Blind To The Day," is now available. Alongside Big Joanie and Bob Vylan, the London-based quartet is leading the way in the new wave of Black British guitar music. Their debut album is out as they are touring the UK with shoegaze icons Slowdive. It comes after an... read full bio
It's easiest to think of Dingus Khan as a band. This century's most captivating and horrific guitarist/frontman is accompanied by two drummers, two bassists, and an electric ukulele wizard. They occasionally carry out rehearsed dance performances and are all dressed in white. Melodic pop sensibilities encase bone-crushingly hard rock 'n' roll with equal parts of ecstasy, discomfort, and fury. Fierce Panda... read full bio
