Powder Hounds is two-pieced band formed in 2011 by Kent musicians Ryan Molnar and Andrew Bittaker. The band’s name stems
Bobby Vaughn, singer/songwriter for The Promise Hero, has teamed up with brother Justin Vaughn for the first time since their
Orlando is home to some very talented dudes, but singer/guitar player Bob Hershberger and drummer Waylon Thornton are a sonic
Dave Douglas and Rachel Hoskins have left behind the full band days of their musical pasts and developed into a
Punctuating the “Coreography Council VOL III” festivities on November 26 at Square Records will be a live performance by the
Third Eye Blind Ursa Major Third Eye Blind return from a six-year hiatus with “Ursa Major,” a release on their
Third Eye Blind drummer Brad Hargreaves has seen the music industry from every angle. He’ll see it from Youngstown’s perspective,
The Atom Age Kill Surf City When Rocket From the Crypt called it a day, well, it sucked pretty hardcore.
Obnox, “I’m Bleeding Now” Obnox is a side project from Lamont “Bim” Thomas (This Moment In Black History, The Bassholes),
Black Veil Brides is one of those names that you’re going to end up hearing one way or another. Whether
Take one mic-swinging vocalist who throws himself to the floor, the crowd, the walls, and into his band mates. Toss
In a music industry driven by gimmicks and celebrity, it’s hard for an act to stand out. Fortunately for Cleveland’s
The lead singer of this pop-punk band has the pretty-boy looks to get away with his mildly bad-boy lyrics. Take
The word on Relaxer is strangely specific and strangely unanimous. Across the board, what you’ll hear people say is that
“Everybody has their own style in this band and when it came together it made its own sound.” —Aaron Novak
Comprised of Brian Lake on vocals and guitar, Sayer Payne on bass and Travis Kuhlman rounding out on drums, Buildings
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I’m a little frazzled when I show up at the Brick House Tavern for my interview with the guys of
Need some heavy-duty psychedelic rock with a primitive beat that echoes the spirit of the 13th Floor Elevators and early
In 2004, Dayton’s Hawthorne Heights released “Ohio is for Lovers”, a single on their The Silence is Black and White
