If, like me, you were heartbroken when The Venetia Fair broke up in 2016 you may be really excited to hear there’s a band from from Phoenix, AZ, with a very similar sound.
It’s uncanny, but I’m absolutely stoked to have come across this band a few years ago.
The band had some downtime recently, and just came back hitting hard with “Sirens” – you can stream it now!
They’ll be working on more new music throughout the year, so be sure to stay tuned on their Facebook page.
Photographer Cathy Verhulst was in Copenhagen to shoot the mighty Five Finger Death Punch. Opening for them was none other than Megadeth!
Our photographer Cathy Verhulst witnessed the Royal Arena in Copenhagen to be burned down to the ground by Five Finger Death Punch on 24th of Januari.
Silverstein is at it again with an amazing new song called “Infinite”. This song will shake you to the core and will make you want to raise your fists in the air and headbang.
As the name of the song states, “Infinite” will most-likely become one of those songs that will be replayed over and over because it’s just that good! It will remain literally infinite because it was so well made, that you won’t ever forget about it.
What I love the most about “Infinite” is the build to the chorus. As soon as it hits the chorus, I’m just like “Hell yeah! This is great!”
What I also like about this song is that the hardcore vocals blend so well with the music; it doesn’t over power it at all. It’s like taking a hot knife and slicing it through butter.
If you love this song and want more, just keep replaying that button! Or you can follow their Facebook page to keep up with what they’re doing.
Oh and one more thing: They have a new album coming out March 6th called, A Beautiful Place To Drown. You’re welcome!
In case you didn’t realize when we posted the band’s song “Wolfsbane” last month, we really dig the sound that Infinite Signal has going.
Leading up to their newest EP, Love Me Not, which will be released on January 31st, the band has posted a video for “Palm Of Christ”.
In contrast to Wolfsbane, this is a more upbeat, traditional pop punk sound in the direction of Alkaline Trio.
Check out the video below, and preorder Love Me Not now!