Month: March 2023

Alternative Rockers Redlight King Deliver Powerful New Album
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Alternative Rockers Redlight King Deliver Powerful New Album

Redlight King, the Ontario-based alternative rock band is back with a new album, In Our Blood is available now via AFM Records. Album Art The band's founder and frontman, Mark "Kaz" Kasprzyk, and his bandmates have been refining and reinventing their craft. With the new material, they are eager to share what they have learned and how far they have come. Kaz produced almost all of the album tracks himself, making the journey of In Our Blood more personal and challenging than anything he had worked on before. Redlight King's New Album The album features Mark "Kaz" Kasprzyk on vocals and guitar, Julian Tomarin on guitar, bass, and keys, drummer Randy Cooke, and additional guitars, bass, and keys by Rob Torres, Jimmy Messer, and Brian Weaver. The album was recorded at The Whee...
Underoath’s “Let Go” Explores The Importance Of Confronting Personal Demons
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Underoath’s “Let Go” Explores The Importance Of Confronting Personal Demons

Renowned metalcore band Underoath, has released their new single, "Let Go." Fans can stream and enjoy the new track wherever they happen to listen to music. In a recent discussion, the band revealed that "Let Go" was the first song they completed after recording their latest album, Voyeurist. The track went through various iterations before reaching its final form. "Let Go" centers around the theme of letting go of trauma or personal demons that hold one back. The band also emphasizes that although it is challenging to make such decisions, stepping away from toxic environments is crucial for personal growth. In February, Underoath announced its new worldwide deal with MNRK Heavy. The label's SVP, Scott Givens, expressed his excitement about working with the band. The band echoed thi...
What to Watch: March 2023 Streaming Preview
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What to Watch: March 2023 Streaming Preview

If you’re looking for something new on streaming in March we’ve got you covered. Check out some of our picks for what you should add to your March streaming watchlist! What are you most excited to see? Keri Russell is no match for "Cocaine Bear" (Universal Pictures) Newly Available on VOD this March Close (PVOD, available now, our review) Consecration (available now) Living (PVOD, available now) Palm Trees and Power Lines (available now) 80 For Brady (PVOD, March 7) Marlowe (PVOD, March 7) Missing (PVOD, March 7) Of An Age (PVOD, March 7) Cocaine Bear (PVOD, March 14) Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan: Brothers In Blues (March 21) Kubrick by Kubrick (March 21) The Son (PVOD, March 28) Smoking Causes Coughing (March 31) https://youtu.be/...
At-Risk Youth Explores The Highs And Lows Of Love In “Lysander”
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At-Risk Youth Explores The Highs And Lows Of Love In “Lysander”

Colorado Springs-based trio At-Risk Youth has released its latest single, "Lysander." Following their well-received hit "Sweet Demon," this heartfelt love song is sure to captivate fans with its raw emotion and relatable lyrics. Lead vocalist and guitarist Mark K. Foreman shared his thoughts on the new single, stating, "Fundamentally, 'Lysander' is a love song, and at the center is the concept that love is a gamble. It requires taking the plunge, taking a risk, and anteing up. And like all gambles, it can work out well or poorly. But love is more than that; it's not just money on the line, but your heart. It can require sacrificing time and pride, and it can leave you desperate, but in the end, it's worth it. It has to be." Foreman wrote "Lysander" while jamming with a band he wa...
Taproot Announces Release Of 7th Studio Album ‘SC\SSRS’
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Taproot Announces Release Of 7th Studio Album ‘SC\SSRS’

Michigan's beloved hard rock band, Taproot, returns with their first new studio album in more than a decade. The release of their seventh studio album SC\SSRS is set for September 29th. The new material is their first since 2012's The Episodes. Taproot SC\SSRS was recorded and produced by Taproot's guitarist and vocalist, Stephen Richards. Recorded at The Loft in Saline, Michigan, Richards had written most of the songs years ago as material for a new Taproot album. The project was postponed due to some health and other issues. However, after his mother's passing, Richards decided to record and share these songs as a solo release, before coming full circle back to Taproot. Bassist Phil Lipscomb encouraged Richards to release the songs as a Taproot album, and the band decided to pay...