SKID ROW bassist Rachel Bolan spoke to Rodrigo Altaf of Sonic Perspectives about how the rise of grunge in the early 1990s forced most hard rock bands off the radio and MTV, with album and tour sales plummeting.
“When a musical genre becomes just a point of sale, that’s kind of the beginning of the…
Related Articles
-
EXTREME Pulls Out Of M3 ROCK FESTIVAL Due To ‘Multiple Positive COVID Results’
EXTREME has canceled its appearance at this year's M3 Rock Festival "due to multiple positive COVID results within the...
-
Mellt channel Welsh language music’s amiable cool on ‘Dim Dwywaith’
As they release their second album, which explores vast new musical territories, the trio talk the community spirit that...
-
MC5 To Release First New Album In 53 Years, ‘Heavy Lifting’
Emerging from the gritty streets of Detroit in the mid-1960s, MC5 revolutionized rock and roll with their blistering fusion...
-
CADAVER Feat. MEGADETH Drummer DIRK VERBEUREN: Music Video For ‘Reborn’
CADAVER, one of the first Norwegian death metal bands to release an LP, will unleased its new album, "Edder...
-
Dethklok Perform for First Time in Three Years at Adult Swim Festival: Watch
The animated metal band returned to the real life stage at the Fillmore Philadelphia. Dethklok Perform for First Time in...
-
‘Super Gran’ star Gudrun Ure dies aged 98
The actor played the lead in the popular '80s children's show The post ‘Super Gran’ star Gudrun Ure dies aged...
-
JINJER: Second Video Report From The Studio
Ukraine's modern metal juggernaut JINJER recently entered the studio to start working on its fourth album for Napalm Records....
-
Harrison Ford de-aged for 25-minute sequence in ‘Indiana Jones: Dial Of Destiny’
"The goal was to give the audience a full-bodied taste of what they missed so much" The post Harrison Ford...
0 Comments
