Interview: The Going Never Gets Too Tough For Eve To Adam
To build up your career in the music industry requires patience. So back in the day, when your parents were annoyingly reiterating this statement, they were only giving you guidance…
ShockYa Chronicles: Playing with the bands at UPROAR 2011
Literally, playing. Backstage. On a make-shift basketball court. And it’s a good thing we found a sturdy stick to replace part of the hoop that was busted or none of…
Interview: This Is Hell Will Have You Marching To Your Own Beat
Long Island, New York is an area that is clouded by judgment from those living outside of it and from those within it. We know this Long Island “prejudice” exists…
Interview: Rediscover The Beauty Of Music With The Morning After Girls
It is not every day that we come across bands that remind us of why we fell in love with music. We grew up listening to the psychedelic sounds of…
Interview: Seether drummer chats UPROAR, starting out and Elvis
In a generation where hard work is placed on the back burner for attempts at instant gratification; everybody wants to have it all right now. They all strive for the…
Interview With Boy And Bear At The Knitting Factory
Last Wednesday, August 10th, we got to check out Boy and Bear at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, New York. If you haven’t heard of this folkloric band from down…
Interview: Talking With All Shall Perish At The Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival
We never consider ourselves to be judgmental people, but unfortunately we do have to admit that coming into The Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival we were a bit nervous to…
Interview: Theory of a Deadman Singer Pulls Back The Curtain On Rock Star Life
You never know what you’re going to get when you yap with a notable musician – that’s “rock star” to the laymen. In fairness, the talent usually has no clue…
Interview: Escaping Into The Legendary World of Jane's Addiction
Where do we even begin with Jane’s Addiction? Thanking them for their decades of contributions to defining the sound of alternative rock music is probably the best place to start.…