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Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes Premiere Music Video For New Single “Spray Paint Love”
(TRR) Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes have premiered the music video for their new single “Spray Paint Love.” The clip was directed by Ross Cairns and can be streamed below. It is the band’s first piece of new music since the release of their breakout sophomore LP Modern Ruin nearly a year ago. Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes are...
May 12, 2017March 19, 2022by Kristyn ClarkeIn Alternative RockArena RockHard RockHeavy MetalPhotosRockRock News
Monster Energy Carolina Rebellion Once Again Exceeds Expectations And Smashes Attendance Records!
(TRR) Monster Energy Carolina Rebellion has always been one of our absolute favorite festivals to cover, as we seriously look forward to it the most every year. There is just something about the energy that has built up surrounding this festival, which struggled to find its’ footing in it’s early years. We jokingly used to...

