My Chemical Romance have marched their last parade. Today via their website, the band announced that they are disbanding. There is no word yet whether or not this is a temporary hiatus or a permanent disbandment. Throughout their 12-year career, the band only released four studio albums. Their 2006 effort, The Black Parade, debuted at #2 on the...
Category: Alternative Rock
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Making the Descension with Travis Stever of Coheed and Cambria
Progressive rock giants Coheed and Cambria are certainly one of the most unique and intriguing bands to come out in years. Drawing comparisons to artists like Rush, the band has certainly pushed the creative boundaries of the genre. The band is currently on a world tour in support of their latest release, a massive double album, The Afterman. The second part, The Afterman:...
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Goo Goo Dolls & Matchbox Twenty announce 2013 Co-Headlining Summer Tour
Goo Goo Dolls and Matchbox Twenty have partnered for an epic summer tour. Certainly one of the most anticipated tours of the year, the dynamic duo start the trek on June 25 in Manchester, NH, and roll all summer long through August 18th. These two bands are a match made in light alternative rock heaven, and it’s just...
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Taproot announces 2013 U.S. Tour
Alternative hard rockers Taproot have announced their 2013 U.S. headlining tour. The trek kicks off on March 29, and will feature support from Boy Hits Car. The tour is in continued support of their latest album, The Episodes, which came out almost a year ago. The band will be on the road until May 25, with the possibility of more...
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Roaming on the Road with Deftones – A Conversation with Abe Cunningham and Sergio Vega
Deftones are one of the more unique and distinct acts in modern heavy music. One of the originators of the nu metal era, Deftones are not only still going strong, but are arguably at their strongest in the wake of their latest album, Koi No Yokan, released in November 2012 via Reprise Records. The band has been...
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In Between the Sand and Snow with Robert Stevenson and Spencer Walker of A Silent Film
It’s seemingly getting rarer and rarer nowadays to find a band that’s complete refreshing. I recently got to sit down with such a band backstage at The TLA in Philadelphia, PA. The UK’s A Silent Film are currently on their first U.S. tour run of 2013 in support of their latest record. I got a chance...