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
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
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”
Senses Fail rolled into Atlanta, Ga with two other unforgettable bands Can’t Swim and Magnolia Park. As they are nearing their “Hell Is in Your Head tour”, with only five more shows left kicking back up on December 13 in Austin, Tx you don’t want
Photography: Side Shot Music Media The sister Hazel show was a different kind of experience than I’m normally used to. From the people to the music, to the venue the atmosphere was completely different but in a good way. Band T-Shirts, mosh pits, crowd surfing,
As a cold front rolled into East Tennessee so did Kingdom Collapse’s Fall Uprising Tour. On Tuesday night Kingdom Collapse brought their tour to Capone’s in Johnson City, Tennessee with special guests The Funeral Portrait and Versus Me. As fans made their way inside the
There are certain types of music that remind me of different times of the year. Something to do with my tendencies to gravitate towards the nostalgic. Some artists and songs just take me back to a simpler time, a time when things weren’t so complicated
Highly Suspect with special guests Dead Poet Society, made a stop to the Motor City on Saturday October 15th, 2022. The visit to the historic Fillmore Detroit in downtown Detroit, Michigan was around the halfway point of their The Midnight Demon Club Tour. The street
Press photo by Heather Koepp Fencer, the Los Angeles-based rock trio, are gearing up for their first release of 2022. “Sanitarium” drops on October 11th. Our director of photography Mary sat down with Field to discuss synesthesia, the band’s return, and mental health advocacy.
Nothing More is currently on tour with the theatrical metal band In This Moment. The Blood 10-Year Anniversary Tour recently stopped in Philadelphia, PA at the Fillmore, one of my favorite venues in the city. The lineup also included the Cherry Bombs and Sleep Token
