Heavy Song of the Week is a feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal and hard rock tracks you need to hear every Friday. This week, the top spot goes to Seven Hours After Violet for their debut single “Paradise.” Things have been pretty slow in the System of a Down camp in
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The 22nd Annual Run&Shoot Filmworks Martha’s Vineyard African-American Film Festival is an OSCAR® Qualifying Festival in the Short Film Category. The festival is held on Martha’s Vineyard, an island off Cape Cod, Massachusetts, from August 2nd to the 10th. It is a global gathering of filmmakers, professionals, and film enthusiasts to celebrate the art of
Over the last few weeks (and really for a long while now), we’ve seen multiple instances where Sebastian Bach has openly floated the idea of coming back to the band he was kicked out of nearly 30 years ago, Skid Row. We’ve gone from “I can definitely see” a reunion happen to outwardly reacting negatively
Cop Your XXL Merch Now Martin Shkreli is being sued by the company that owns the one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin for copying and playing the album without prior permission. “Pharma Bro” Martin Shkreli Faces New Lawsuit On Monday (June 10), digital art collective PleasrDAO filed a lawsuit against “Pharma Bro” Martin Shkreli in
The past three months’ best reissues and archival releases focus on artists’ key albums and the stories behind their creations. This is especially true of new releases by David Bowie, Deep Purple and Billy Idol, whose respective best records are expanded for their anniversaries with demos, alternated versions, outtakes and live tracks. But other great records
The beauty of Father’s Day is that it is a time to celebrate the old man who was always in your corner, or just had an ear for you when it was a tough time. Dads are also versatile people and some of them are cannabis enthusiasts or maybe a little curious so we’ve whipped
Boston, MA — Gaia Records releases new Screaming Pope album in May, and two new releases for George Bolton’s Trancendental this June Eclectic music project The Screaming Pope releases new album “Zozma” in May, and “George Bolton’s Trancendental” releases two new albums in June, “Atomic” and “The Journey” “George Bolton’s Trancendental” is a revision of
Victoria Monet pays tribute to some of music’s legendary female artists in her “Alright” music video. Directed by Dave Meyers and choreography by Sean Bankhead, the striking visuals finds the Grammy Award-winning songstress donning iconic looks from Janet Jackson and Missy Elliott to TLC and Britney Spears. “Once he think he touched my soul /
Foo Fighters have kicked off their UK tour in Manchester – here’s what they played. Last night (June 13), Dave Grohl and co. took over the Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester to begin their summer UK stint, which saw the band reshuffle their setlist to add in a surprise or two. The biggest surprise of
Foo Fighters kicked off the UK run of their 2024 tour in Manchester on Thursday night with a major surprise: the debut of a long lost song called “Unconditional.” Reached for more information, a representative for the band said the song was “partially written and demo’d during home studio sessions years ago — but ultimately
In less than 24 hours, one of the biggest metal festivals in Europe will kick off when Download Festival XXI opens at Donnington Park in Leicestershire, England. And while that countdown clock is seen by many as a timer pointed at a fun weekend with good music, for hardcore band Dying Wish, it’s a ticking
We’ve all heard of the Adopt-a-Highway or Sponsor-a-Highway programs started in the 1980s. Individuals, organizations, and companies or businesses volunteer to keep a mile-long stretch of a highway clean and litter-free in exchange for their name on a sign. I always glance at those signs since it’s hard to miss them. It kind of sucks when
Mark James, the songwriter known for penning such timeless tracks as “Suspicious Minds,” “Hooked on a Feeling” and “Always on My Mind”, has died at the age of 83. James’ passing was first reported by the Houston Chronicle, who noted he died in his Nashville home on Saturday, June 8. James’ career got started in
HipHopWired Featured Video CLOSE As Rasheed Wallace reportedly said, even the sun shines on a dog’s ass twice a day and Candace Owens is a perfect example of that phrase. Candace Owens was a recent guest on the Piers Morgan Uncensored show and in their discussion, the conservative pundit checked the host on the nature
Action Bronson brings more bars with “Sega”, his latest single produced by The Alchemist. Lead by The Alchemist’s soothing organs, the Flushing Queens rapper spews an abundance of witty bars full of swag. “Under the cranberry club / We flee under the tunnel / Bitch I swing that big lumber / Yeah I’m out here
System Of A Down‘s Shavo Odadjian has launched his brand new project Seven Hours After Violet with the gnarly new single ‘Paradise’. The bassist has unveiled the new five-piece band, which consists of Odjajian, Taylor Barber from Left To Suffer on vocals, Alejandro Aranda from Scarypoolparty on guitar/backing vocals, with Morgoth and Josh Johnson from
System of a Down bassist Shavo Odadjian has unveiled his new band, Seven Hours After Violet, along with their debut single, “Paradise” (stream below). In addition to Odadjian, Seven Hours After Violet are comprised of singer Taylor Barber (Left to Suffer), guitarist Morgoth (Winds of Plague, producer), singer-guitarist Alejandro Aranda (Scarypoolparty, American Idol), and drummer
Just yesterday we reported on a recent interview that Kerry King guitarist and ex-Vio-lence and ex-Machine Head guitarist Phil Demmel had with San Francisco radio station 107.7 The Bone (as transcribed by Blabbermouth) in which he explained why he left Machine Head back in 2018. Well, it turns out that the same interview also shed some
Cyndi Lauper doesn’t think Madonna “liked” her when they both rose to fame. The “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” singer reflected on the way she and the “Like a Prayer” singer, who both released their debut albums in 1983, were pitted against each other when they were starting out, and admitted she thought it was
Every time it seems like rock music is (again) down for the count, it bounces back up with new life and renewed force to prove that, yep, it’s still here. And as the below list of the Top 15 Rock Albums of 2024 (So Far) shows, it’s been a pretty great six months for the genre. Among
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