Upstart band on an upstart label, have toured with 30 Seconds to Mars, Saosin, Forgive Durden, Saves the Day, Cobra Starship, Angels & Airwaves, and The Sounds.
Opening band powerpop/punk/bar rock with a belt-out Gwen Stefani-influenced singer and few memorable moments and a lot of filler on a 14-song sophomore effort.
Second Metal Church offering with third frontman Ronny Munroe finds Kurdt’s band solidifying their stance as classy old school riffsters with a touch of prog.
I was expecting chaos rock, but this is clean-sung, layered harmonied pop, perhaps the Japanese version of over-caffeinated New Found Glory or something.
Kind of lacking in substance. Less electro-noise for electro-noise-sake than some, but that’s like having someone shit in your mouth less than someone else.
Buffalo’s Dead Hearts change up the pace (and toss in some piano and light-strumming), to keep you on yer toes. Classic hardcore group shouts and singalongs.
The motherlode of Bruce Dickinson solo. Two concerts, and every video Bruce has ever done, with bonus regaling by an animated, always self-assured Bruce.
Four gals logically next in line after Girlschool, Phantom Blue, Nashville Pussy, Kittie, and Lullacry, sounding safely like a mash-up between all of those.