Linkin Park’s “Over Each Other” Has Dropped

Linkin Park’s “Over Each Other” Has Dropped

Linkin Park has released the official music video for “Over Each Other”. The clip was directed by Linkin Park’s Joe Hahn, who has led the filming of a handful of the band’s videos, including “The Emptiness Machine.” The “Over Each Other” is the third single from the band’s upcoming eighth album, “From Zero, due on November 15th. The first two singles were…

Today In Rock: October 22nd, 1990: Pearl Jam Debuts
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Today In Rock: October 22nd, 1990: Pearl Jam Debuts

On this day… Pearl Jam play their first show. It’s at the Off-Ramp in Seattle. Here’s how it happened. Guitarist Stone Gossard and bassist Jeff Ament were members of Seattle-based Grunge band Green River during the mid-1980s. In late 1987, Gossard and Ament were in Malfunkshun with vocalist Andrew Wood. They morphed into Mother Love Bone….

Today In Rock: September 16th, 1981 – Jim Morrison Is Hot
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Today In Rock: September 16th, 1981 – Jim Morrison Is Hot

On this day… Jim Morrison landed on the cover of Rolling Stone. “He’s hot, he’s sexy, and he’s dead,” screamed the headline. The accompanying article chronicled the renewed interest in the singer, who died a decade earlier, and his band. “The Doors Greatest Hits” was awarded a platinum album (1,000,000 units shipped) the next day. From…

New Rock Tracks: The Offspring, Sick Puppies, Hinder, Myles Kennedy, 10 Years & August Burns Red

New Rock Tracks: The Offspring, Sick Puppies, Hinder, Myles Kennedy, 10 Years & August Burns Red

The Offspring: Come To Brazil The track is off the band’s “Supercharged” album, due out October 11th. “Every time we announce any shows, we get comments from our Brazilian fans saying ‘Come to Brazil!’ which we love! Brazil really does go off,” explained singer Bryan “Dexter” Holland. “It has enthusiasm, passion and is an amazing place to play!”…

The Dead Daisies “Light ‘Em Up”

The Dead Daisies “Light ‘Em Up”

The Dead Daisies have delivered their seventh album, “Light ‘Em Up.” The first single and title track dropped on May 10.th “It’s a kick-ass, straight-ahead Rock and Roll tune,” enthused frontman John Corabi (pictured above). Corabi, ex-Mötley Crüe, joined The Dead Daisies in early ’15 but after three studio albums, he departed in ’19. Deep Purple’s Glenn Hughes stepped…