Doctor Who-“The Woman Who Fell to Earth” (Spoiler-Free Review)
You know that old saying -- if you have an ax and you replace the handle, and later on you replace the blade, is it still the same ax? Welcome to Doctor Who -- a show whose handle and blade have been changed so many times it might not even be an ax anymor ...
Lady Antebellum, Kip Moore, and Russell Dickerson at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Atlanta
Thousands of people packed the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre on Thursday, September 27, for a night of country fun. Lady Antebellum is joined on their Summer Plays On Tour by Kip Moore (taking Darius Rucker’s spot on the tour for the night) and Russell Di ...
CD Review: “Electric Messiah” by High On Fire
High On Fire pay tribute to the legendary Lemmy Kilmister with its aptly titled eighth record, Electric Messiah. The trio's blend of Motorhead, Black Sabbath and Slayer is in full throttle throughout the record. “Spewn from the Earth” is a straight trashe ...
Sirbaugh Acres V: It Was Metal
On the overcast and potentially stormy afternoon of September 15, with Hurricane Florence threatening us from the south, myself and more than a hundred others gathered outside in a small West Virginia town to indulge in a gratuitous sampling of barbecue ...
CD Review: “Scourge Of The Enthroned” by Krisiun
Krisiun's eleventh record, Scourge Of The Enthroned, is a colossal slab of merciless blast beats and armor crushing riffs. The title track opens this album with a hellish, yet grandiose riff before slamming straight to hell. Drummer Max Kolesne's chaotic ...
CD Review: “Steppin’ Out” by Beauregard and the Downright
This summer, Beauregard and the Downright released their album Steppin’ Out, a ten track masterpiece that embodies the obscure balance between grit and grace. If you are not familiar with these guys, Beauregard and the Downright is a refreshing blend of f ...
Live Review: Sublime Tribute Band Wrong Way with The Taj Motel Trio at Smith’s Olde Bar
Photos by Stephanie Heath (Facebook/Instagram) - Gallery Found Below On August 17th Smith’s Olde Bar was bustling with the usual bar flies and concert goers that were partaking in their decompression from a stressful work week. Small hurdles of people cr ...
Album Review: “X” by Nonpoint
Nonpoint unleash its tenth record, X, after 21 years of rocking all over the globe. The band quickly gets down to business with album opener “Empty Batteries.” It is a grooving stomper with a shade of thrash with its dual guitar attack. Vocalist Elias Sor ...
Album Review: Full Nelson by Massive Wagons
Across the pond, there has been a stir about a band bringing back the classic sound of British hard rock. Massive Wagons, the guys behind this hullabaloo, have been infesting the UK with their contagious energy after nearly a decade of live shows and tw ...
‘A.L.I.C.E.’ by Skitzo Calypso
Album cover not finalized. A Skitzo Calypso concert was my first exploration into the world of Brad Cox, and what an introduction it was! Immediately after discovering the band, I found their website and downloaded several free songs, many of w ...