Controversial rocker Marilyn Manson has recently released his video for “Arma-Goddamn-Motherf*ckin-Geddon,” the first single from his forthcoming album The High End of Low. The video, which was shot with 30-40 cameras yet only contains footage from two of them, is no less shocking than what fans have come to expect from the shock-rocker with fire, narcissism, bikini clad protesters, and a load of F-bombs. With such explicit title and lyrics it is no surprise that Manson has released two versions of the video, clean and dirty, for the viewing audience. For those looking to hear what else is in store from The High End of Low, before the album’s May…

Marilyn Manson’s anticipated reunion with longtime friend and foil Twiggy Ramirez inches closer with the release of “We’re From America,” the first listen from the forthcoming The High End of Low. Available as a free download March 27th, exclusively on MarilynManson.com, the song will be available as a digital single on April 7th and will preview Manson’s forthcoming seventh studio album landing May 26th. The album’s official first single “Arma… geddon’ will arrive at radio April 13th. Manson’s new lineup including Ramirez (for the first time in close to a decade), plus keyboardist Chris Vrenna, and dummer Ginger Fish, will close the main stage at the Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem…

Listen to the latest track “Ready to Roll” by the band Jet Black Stare from their hit album In This Life now in stores. The album, a hard-rocking tour-de-force, is laden with arena-rock smashes like first single, “Ready To Roll,” a pedal-to-the-metal anthem that will bring you charging down the drag strip and “It’s Over,” described as “the catchiest tune ever written about a cheating ex” as well as the epic tune “The River” and bluesy ballad “Fly.” Jet Black Stare consists of singer/songwriter Rod Black, Bassist Shane Hayes, Drummer Dan Swinimer, Guitarists Flip and Dave Muselman. Click Here to listen to the track “Ready to Roll” by Jet Black…

Georgia based group Rehab emerged on the scene in ’07 with a powerful seasoning of southern rock flavorings that catapulted their underground single, “Bartender Song” into a cult hit. The track had become the decade’s premier ‘Bar Song’, and caught the attention of chart topping arbiters of rock and hip hop cuisine like Kid Rock and Uncle Cracker to inquire about covering the smash tune. Spurred on by the rabid fan reaction, Rehab decided to re-record the song and add it to their sophomore album, Graffiti The World, along with an arsenal of new country-fried works that fans have described as “upbeat hip hop that goes for the head and…