Some bands, it could be argued, actually represent a certain atmosphere or feeling. The Acacia Strain, a long-running powerhouse from Massachusetts, unquestionably personifies rage. And that is more evident than ever before on their most recent album, "Wormwood." This is the band's fourth full-length for Prosthetic Records and their fifth overall; their actual sound and vibe are fiercer than ever.... read full bio
The 1975 is an English pop rock band from Manchester that consists of members Matty Healy, Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald, and George Daniel. British rockers The 1975 were selling out shows before their debut album was even released. The self-titled album, which was produced by Mike Crossey – who’s worked with Arctic Monkeys and Foals - hit no. 1 in... read full bio
Rock group That Dog, with lead vocalist and guitarist Anna Waronker, bassist and vocalist Rachel Haden, violinist and vocalist Petra Haden, and drummer Tony Maxwell, was founded in Los Angeles in 1992. For their original music, the band received parallels to Redd Kross, Wednesday Week, Dolly Mixture, and Buzzcocks. Waronker's sister is married to Steve McDonald of Redd Kross, and her... read full bio
Although Thantifaxath has never been easily listened to or approachable, they appear to have taken a step in the direction of both a more intense and clear sound in this instance. They have abandoned many of the noisy inspirations that typified their previous work and are now more focused on their discordant death edge. They resemble Portal, if Portal were... read full bio
A diverse, energetic and well-hydrated progressive rock band from New Jersey is called Thank You Scientist. Terraformer, the boy-like septet's forthcoming album, finds them at their most ambitious and unexpected. By presenting an incredibly ambitious and continually engaging 84 minutes of experimental rock and roll music, the band has advanced its experimental, genre-defying sound. The group was started by guitarist and... read full bio
Texas King was established and soon after, they started to become known for their exhilarating rock performances. After supporting a first EP with tours around Ontario's and Canada's east coast, they witnessed the release of Circles, their long-awaited full-length album. During their Canadian release tour, the band's first hit "Boomerang" attracted notice on Canadian radio, particularly at Toronto's 102.1 The Edge and... read full bio
Texas carved out a distinct niche for themselves by fusing a profound appreciation of American R&B with Scottish popcraft and rock strength. Texas initially functioned on a large scale akin to other 1980s rock bands like U2, but their album White on Blonde highlighted their strengths by highlighting lead singer Sharleen Spiteri's fervor and silky soul rhythms. From then on,... read full bio
Tesla is an American hard rock band originating from Sacramento, California. The band formed in 1984 as City Kidd and was renamed to Tesla during the recording of their first album on the advice of their manager. According to the Love Song Songfacts, their name comes from Nikola Tesla, the legendary scientist and inventor who quite possibly is single-handedly responsible... read full bio
For those who may be new to the tribute world, Tequila Sunrise replicates an Eagles concert experience. Every detail is covered from voice imitary to instrument authentication, it's all there as if you were actually seeing the Eagles. But not at $150 a ticket! We also throw in a bit of humor and high energy to put that final touch... read full bio
Formed in Los Angeles, California in 1991, rock/metal band Tenacious D is composed of lead vocalist and guitarist Jack Black and lead guitarist and vocalist Kyle Gass. Black and Gass met in while both were members of the Los Angeles-based theater troupe, The Actors' Gang. The band first gained major popularity in the late 90s when they starred in their... read full bio
Ten Years After was a British blues and boogie band that gained international attention after their performance at the Woodstock Rock Festival in 1969. During their nine-minute version of "I'm Going Home," the band showcased the skillful guitar work and powerful vocals of Alvin Lee, the relentless stomping of drummer Ric Lee and bassist Leo Lyons, and the heartfelt backing... read full bio
English rock band Temples originated in Kettering, Northamptonshire and was founded by James Bagshaw, a singer and guitarist, and Tom Walmsley, a bassist. The band later added members Samuel Toms as the drummer and Adam Smith as a rhythm guitarist. In its early beginnings, the band was a home project, and they got their start uploading self-made tracks to YouTube.... read full bio
New York City-based Telescreens is a four-piece rock ensemble. Jackson Hamm, Oliver Graf, Josiah Valerius and Austin Brenner came together and created their debut album, "The Return." They discovered Graf and began performing live in and around New York City as soon as they did. Prior to Covid's intervention, the live show's momentum was increasing. Telescreens spent time perfecting their sound during covid. They... read full bio
Tegan and Sara is a folk-rock music duo that consists of two identical twins. They initially rose to popularity with their acoustic songs, later recording several hit singles including ""Walking With A Ghost"", ""Feel It In My Bones"", ""Paperback Head"", and ""Closer"". Tegan and Sara have been nominated for over 25 different awards, winning the YTV Band/Musical Group Achievement... read full bio
Teethe is the slowcore side project of Denton, Texas-based indie band Crisman. Teethe plays a more relaxed style of music. With the release of their self-titled album in 2020 under the Teethe alias, the band made an unofficial announcement about the addition of bassist Jordan to their lineup. Madeline Dowd, lead singer of Crisman, Boone Patrello of Dead Sullivan, Grahm... read full bio
The gritty force known as TEETH was born out of a musician's desire to re-envelop their life in the heaviness that is metal and to reacquaint themselves with a channel that may be considered detrimental in today's terrible culture. The band's co-founders Chris LeMasters and Blake Louis Prince have been working together on the road for more than 20 years,... read full bio
Teenage Wrist combine the subdued intensity of grunge with elements of shoegaze and alternative rock, taking inspiration from groups like The Cure and The Smashing Pumpkins. A deal with Epitaph Records resulted from their debut EP, Dazed, which they had originally planned to release as a side project. Chrome Neon Jesus, their first full-length release, was produced by Carlos de... read full bio
Teen Mortgage, a grunge band from Washington, DC, has released a new grunge-rock album titled "Tuning In." The song exhorts listeners to start depending on their own thinking rather than the propaganda of powerful businesses. JEFF The Brotherhood, Mike Krol, The Coathangers, Alex Lahey, Ron Gallo, Surf Curse, Big Business, Bass Drum of Death, The Chats and the pair opened for... read full bio
Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers' journey has been a significant resume-builder; selling out a headline performance at the illustrious Corner Hotel, receiving invitations to some of the biggest festivals in the nation and making it into triple j's Hottest 200 with the catchy "AHHHH!" are just the beginning. Together, Anna, Scarlett, Jaida and Neve feel more confident after these professional victories and... read full bio
These teenage heartthrobs had the girls screaming for them on television, at the movies and, of course, at their record-breaking concerts and for their hit songs. The Teen Idols had a long string of Billboard Top 40 Solid Gold Hits between them. Peter Noone led Herman's Hermits through the British Invasion, selling over fifty million records with the hits I'm... read full bio
