At the end of the day, whether or not we are aware of them, Mark Stein is bringing to light issues that need to be brought up, talked about, and rectified through music, and a message of hope, peace, and togetherness.
Reggae is one of those genres of music that has branched off, and gone on to influence future avenues of music such as Punk, Hip-Hop, and Rock, but, that’s not what we’re here for today. Today, we’re focusing on Reggae itself, more specifically, a few prominent artists of the genre that have shaped the musical landscape for the better.
After being away for thirty-two years, Troyen is back and better than ever. In this interview, Jeff talks with us about the formation of the Troyen, the members that have come and gone, their touring and recording cycles, and everything in between.
When you take on the role of producer, writer, composer, and artist, on top of arranging your own music, there’s got to be an immense sense of pride, and accomplishment. Being able to do it all on your own when you share it with the world is not something many artists can say they’ve done. Well, that’s exactly what Joy has done with his debut album Collage 1.
For those who love the past and present of the genre, Pop Punk and Emo aren’t dead, and in “Batter Health,” we have full-fledged proof.
Recently, we had the pleasure of speaking with the members of Pop Punk outfit, Waiver Wire. Among other things, we touch on what they’ve been up to during the lockdown, their newest music, the band’s history, and a whole lot more.
Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Ilan Rubin started his career in the early 2000s with Denver Harbor. Since then, Ilan has landed himself as the drummer for big bands such as Angels & Airwaves, Nine Inch Nails, Paramore, Lostprophets and of course his solo work.
Jim Harold is a titan of the paranormal podcasting world, as well as a pioneer for podcasting in general. There’s a reason why he is perpetually atop the proverbial podcasting heap.
What do you get when you mix everything spooky, humor, imagination, puns, Ska, and Goth? You get “Skath” band Grave Danger!
There’s not much I haven’t said already about Pop-Punk as a genre, and what it means to me. So, now, I leave it to the people, and artists to translate it for themselves. Another One Down! is one of those bands that has both the dedication and the drive to make the genre theirs.
