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The story of Denial Machine travels back some time to a band called Ditchwater who consisted of current Denial Machine members Mark Anderson (guitar), Jaycen Angone (drums) and Eamon Skube (vocals – bassist for Ditchwater.) Over the history of Ditchwater the band was plagued with problems in their line-up with members coming and going but [...]

Changing Clocks – A Rock, Pop and Blues fusion with all the flavors to attract and surprise every ear it caresses. A combination of male and female vocals, powerful harmonies and sincere lyrics with subtle but strong arrangements – rhythmic hits and textured guitars with memorable melodies – make for a truly interesting listen. Changing [...]

With an interesting sound that comprises powerful vocals, infectious melodies and impressively well-written songs, Californian rockers Hydrovibe certainly have the capacity to become a major success in the not too distant future. Recent full-length Nothing Left To Lose is proof of the band’s talents; a thoroughly enjoyable array of imposing anthems of various styles, this [...]

Today we are introducing The V.i.Ps, Indie Pop Rock band hailing from London, UK. We have three songs streaming & all three songs available as FREE downloads. So… who are The V.i.Ps?

It’s really rather rare to come across a progressive metal band with as much technical prowess and as much of a thirst for diversity, at such an early stage in their career, as From Exile. The band’s second album, the aptly-titled Monolith, is something of an all-encompassing voyage of heavy metal, and anyone with a [...]

“The excellent Efren, another great find through the magic of Twitter” That’s how I started my -” I Have Discovered – Efren. You Should Too!!” – and I think it’s equally fitting to start this introduction with the same line, because Efren is just that.. Excellent!

Long Live Party Rock!!! – We love loud guitars, smoke machines & a good time… The words above belong to todays introduction – sleaze rock extravaganza Diemonds, who is out to prove that Rock N’ Roll is very much alive – a worthy cause, if you ask me. Diemonds certainly presents a strong case, which