Def-Con-One’s influences cover a wide variation of music from old school rock to modern metal and proper punk music, Bloodstock Festival actually described Def-Con-One as coming across like a bar fight between Machine Head, Slayer and Pantera so these guys …
I have a manager who is on Facebook, Twitter, etc. quite often and uses it for personal and also business. He posts things that I think are inappropriate like swearing, his personal views on politics and religion. I know he …
Take your crosses
I’ll live without them
Standing wet in holy rain.
When you were baptized
Ignored the problem
That’s when I watched you seal your grave.
I tried to save you
But let you drink the pain
A final …
Mean Gene Baker with Music Insider Magazine, knocking out his 1st video article covering rehearsing to recording dead silent. With the use of a few simple gadgets you can capture your favorite LIVE amp sound and avoid the cops shutting …
Blind Melon frontman takes Apollo to the moon
by Stephen Stern, executive editor, Music Insider Magazine
At 17, Travis T. Warren sold $250 of musical equipment to help pay for gas for a ride west in the Apollo. Compared to …
On the road with Exhumed
by Matt Harvey
Part I …
Exhumed has never been a band to shy away from playing live, and since we’ve gotten back in action, that has held more truly than ever. Since the release …
Royalties for musicians now!
by Stephen Stern
The Performance Rights Act (PRA) might as well be in Guantanamo Bay rather than on life support with an intravenous drip since 2009 in the halls of Congress. In Guantanamo, Cuba, the lobbyists …
by Brian McKinny
P.O.D., a band from San Diego, California could have gone the way of Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit, bands of the same genre and era, but P.O.D. consciously took a different path. They wrote songs with lyrics …
Shining a spotlight on your newsletter
by Meryl Evans, editor of Professional Services Journal
You click “send” and anxiously wait to see the newsletter’s success rates. That darn “number of subscribers added” number won’t budge, or maybe it changes a …
