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  • Spooky Halloween Songs and Rock Icons In Horror Films 05/10/24

    In the lead-up to Halloween, we will share a spooky song daily, along with discussing rock musicians in horror films. Today’s feature is Bloodbound’s “Nosferatu” and Debbie Harry’s role in “Videodrome” (1983), where she portrays a captivating character. Enjoy the music and get ready for Halloween treats!

  • Backwards Into Forever: A Deep Dive into Slow Animals’ Debut Album

    The psych/alt-rock band Slow Animals debuted their album on September 27, 2024, blending alt rock with indie and pop influences. Tracks like “In Demise” and “Backwards Into Forever” showcase their unique sound, mixing engaging vocals and instrumentation. Despite minor flaws, the album offers a captivating listening experience, earning an 8/10 rating.

  • As I Lay Dying Song Poll

    Which one of these three songs by this artist is your favourite? Let us know which song you preferred by voting in the poll as well as leaving us a comment! This site claims no rights over any of the songs used in this post, all rights remain with the recording artist.

  • Spooky Halloween Songs and Rock Icons In Horror Films 04/10/24

    In the month leading to Halloween, a daily post will feature spooky-themed songs and discuss rock musicians in horror films. The highlighted song is “Mummy Dust” by Ghost, alongside the band 4 Out Of 5 Doctors, known for their appearance in the 1983 film “The House On Sorority Row.”

  • Spooky Halloween Songs and Rock Icons In Horror Films 03/10/24

    Throughout October, a spooky-themed song will be shared daily leading up to Halloween, along with discussions about rock musicians featured in horror films. Today’s selection is “Feed My Frankenstein” by Alice Cooper, featuring Lee Ving from the 1983 film “Nightmares.” Enjoy the haunting tunes and treats!

  • Exclusive Interview with Conflict Hope: Healing Powers of Music & Green Day

    Conflict Hope is a Scottish alt-rock band known for their engaging music that blends powerful vocals and meaningful lyrics. With four singles released, they reflect on themes of mental health and personal experiences. Guitarist Jake’s memorable performance with Green Day has boosted their visibility, promising a bright future ahead.

  • Spooky Halloween Songs and Rock Icons In Horror Films 02/10/24

    Throughout October, daily spooky songs will be shared alongside insights into rock musicians in horror films. Highlighted today is “Pet Sematary” by the Ramones and Cherie Currie’s role in the 1982 film “Parasite,” where she faced challenges during production despite initial reluctance. Enjoy the eerie tunes!

  • Song Of The Week: The Worry People – Naked

    The latest addition to the Spotify Playlist “Song Of The Week” is “Naked” by The Worry People, celebrating their return after two years. This single highlights the band’s deep friendship and vulnerability. They are also embarking on a UK Tour from September to November, with new merchandise available on their website.