Steve Morse’s resume, which includes long stints with The Dixie Dregs, Kansas, Deep Purple, and with his solo group, The Steve Morse Band, says it all. But you still can’t figure out what he’s putting down; just look at the veteran guitarist’s retrospective feelings toward the guitar. “I knew, even as a kid, that I could make a living,” Morse tells ClassicRockHistory.com. “I also knew that it would be hard… I loved it.” When it comes to the music biz, “hard” doesn’t begin to describe it. Really, no matter how you slice it, it’s a life that’s hard to describe
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Southern California quartet Death Lens have always been a great band but right now they’re operating in their prime. Coming out in exactly one month on April 24 is What’s Left Now?, their first album since 2024’s Cold World and their second for Epitaph Records. Their most fully realised music yet, the songs on What’s […]
Adelaide alternative metal quintet alt. share dark new single They’ve Always Lived In The Castle, out everywhere now via Resist Records (AU) and SharpTone Records (ROW). Produced, mixed and mastered by Callan Orr (Dream On Dreamer, Hands Like Houses), They’ve Always Lived In The Castle expands on the thematic world the band began building on […]
Australia… you thought they forgot! They did not. They waited. They sharpened their claws. They let the forest grow wilder, darker, hungrier. Three years is a blink in eternity, yet long enough for the trees to learn your secrets. Now they return not as visitors, but as conquerors. Bring your torches. Bring your madness. Bring […]
