“It takes so much work and sometimes you get so discouraged and there’s so much involved in bringing your dreams and visions to life,” Sima said. “Sometimes you have to rely on other people so a lot of people give up.”

You’ve probably never heard of Tony Ferrari. I certainly hadn’t until I saw him sitting at a coworker’s table at Lazy Dog Cafe the other day. They had a laptop out and were clearly working on something important…

As some of you may know our very own VJ Dave DiSarro A.K.A. Dirty Dave is the front man of the Los Angeles based band CARDIAC. He is one of the hardest working individuals I know out there who is always networking his ass off via texts, Facebook, emails and in person. I have had the pleasure of working beside him as a part of HollywoodMusicTV for the past 4 years and credit is given where credit is due.

With this recent release, we see the product of a band who takes it all back. Slipping back into an indie label, Say Anything is getting back into their roots, with no pressure from the suits. With Anarchy, My Dear being the first record since departing ways with their major label, the band has turned Anarchy into a lush and delicate theme. Instead of going all out and creating one hell of a loud punk album, Bemis states that this is in fact the album of rebellion he was looking for.
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When you combine the iconic vocals of Symphony X front man Russell Allen, former Dream Theater and Avenged Sevenfold drummer Mike Portnoy and Sonic Stomp’s guitarist Mike Orlando, you are bound to have your eardrums bleeding by the end of the night.

Consider Tyrone Wells’s music to be the soundtrack to a great day. Relaxing, heartfelt and direct, it doesn’t compare to anything else out there.

It’s not very often to see a girl my age physically dancing to the music coming out of her headphones at the airport. But the people at Dallas Fort Worth airport got to witness it, as I sat down to listen to The Heaven Switch for the first time.

If you think the album’s a little Mainestream at first, keep listening because the band is definitely not just another churned out pop-rock band

We Are The In Crowd sounds like you took all of the best pop rock songs and mashed them together at a party. They’ve got the love songs, the upbeat dance songs, and best yet — the “Best Intentions” of a second album.

In just a few short hours, the much-anticipated second album of LIGHTS will go live for sale. Have you already reserved your copy of Siberia? No? Quick. Go get it at midnight.