Between 1997 and 2001, Incubus released a triumvirate of albums that, while stylistically different and evolving, helped put the California rock band in the spotlight relatively quickly. In retrospect, it’s still pretty hard to compare them to any of their specific peers. 311? Incubus’s occasional forays into alternative metal made that comparison faulty rather quickly.
Picture this: your favorite band has a new album ready and it’s teased for Spring 2020. COVID hits, so it gets delayed. Then, a record label partnership delays it further. Then, no new news, but a hell of a lot of teasing and egging on from the label via social media. The band isn’t all…
Shark movies are as common as they come but no one seemingly is able to make a good one. For every 1 even half decent shark film we get 20 nonsense ones and Great White falls into the latter sadly.
Love them or hate them, Limp Bizkit are one of nu-metal’s most successful bands. While the band has been teasing a new album for years now (and have even teased new music live), their album Gold Cobra is now a decade old. With an upcoming tour with Spiritbox coming later this year, and given that…
