In a new interview with Australia’s Sense Music Media, STATIC-X bassist Tony Campos was asked if he and his bandmates were ever comfortable with the “nu metal” tag that was attached to them because they emerged during a decade from 1994 to 2004 when mainstream charts, magazines, radio and TV were al…
Related Articles
-
Watch a CGI Post Malone headline the Pokémon 25th Anniversary Concert
If you've ever wanted to catch Umbreon vibing to Posty, now's your chance The post Watch a CGI Post Malone...
-
Xbox reveals more backwards compatibility news for next-gen
Older games will perform faster and include features such as HDR The post Xbox reveals more backwards compatibility news for...
-
Fiona Apple Joins Black Lives Matter Protest in Santa Monica: Watch
She held up a sign that read, "COPS: DON'T BE CHAUVINISTS ARREST THE OTHER THREE!!!" Fiona Apple Joins Black Lives...
-
Ex-‘Rainbow Six Siege’ pro Pengu alleges years of audio bug use in competitive play
The bugs could provide a significant competitive advantage The post Ex-‘Rainbow Six Siege’ pro Pengu alleges years of audio...
-
How to Get Sold-Out Tickets to When We Were Young 2024
Las Vegas' emo and pop punk festival returns in 2024 with a lineup featuring My Chemical Romance, Fall Out...
-
VOGG Confirms His Departure From MACHINE HEAD: ‘It Was Bound To Happen Sooner Or Later’, He Says
Polish guitarist Wacław "Vogg" Kiełtyka (DECAPITATED), who joined MACHINE HEAD's lineup prior to the launch of the band's "Burn...
-
“Queer culture is internet culture now”: how the LGBTQ+ scene is making the best of lockdown
The show must – and will – go on, and with club nights migrating to Zoom, partying has never...
-
Sowon says she had trouble accepting GFRIEND’s “sudden” disbandment
“After we parted ways, I struggled a lot emotionally,” said the leader The post Sowon says she had trouble accepting...
0 Comments
