The massive amount of new releases this year set the music charts ablaze! But here are the Keynote Music Collective team’s personal picks for the album, artist/band, and song of the year! Ash– Editor in Chief Album of the year: True power–I PrevailBand of the
Foals transformed Nashville’s Marathon Music Works into a vibrant, energetic soundscape that had the entire venue on their feet.
Over the last year, I have had the pleasure of photographing almost 100 different artists, I have attended almost 40 different concerts, and on the 8th of December, I was given the opportunity to photograph one of the most iconic metal tours of 2022. The Trinity
Heavy and metal meets minimal in this sneaky release on Seattle’s SubPop Records. If by some chance you are unfamiliar with Zeal & Ardor and their inauspicious beginnings, allow me to paint a picture: Imagine you take requests/ideas as a challenge to write a song
Oh, the Ottobar. An hour and some change from home for me, but it feels like a home away from home. In 2018 the Ottobar was named one of the 10 best live music venues in America by Rolling Stone Magazine. Understanding why is clear
L.A based trio, Fencer, have dropped their newest single “Joseph Courtney” a narrative tale of a young boy chasing his lost balloon to the moon who later in adulthood (and seemingly perfect) seeks adulation from seething fans performing on stage. The self-defined “garage opera band”
Turnstile Grammy-nominated band Turnstile made their way to XL Live in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania with the support of Snail Mail. Turnstile has been on an absolute tear since the release of their acclaimed album, Glow On (2021). From selling out tours to performing on live tv,
On November 22nd, 2022, The Existential Reckoning tour made its final stop at the Yavapai College Performing Arts Theater. This was the last stop of a two-legged tour that ran back and forth across the U.S. Pusciforce of the TMZ-anon division, headed by Agent Dick
