New Orleans band Cane Hill has released a video for its new single, "Drag Me Down." The song lives on the "Krewe D'Amour" EP. "'Drag Me Down,' as the culmination of an EP dedicated to heartbreak and loss, is the polarity of its predecessors," singer Elijah Witt said. "It is my first successful attempt at a true love song. I've... Continue Reading →
New Orleans band Cane Hill has shared the visualizer for "Bleed When You Ask Me" from its new EP "Krewe D'Amour." Watch it below. "''Bleed When You Ask Me' finds itself on our EP dedicated to romance not because it is about love but because it is about heartbreak," singer Elijah Witt said. "It's a romanticized epic directed to the music industry... Continue Reading →
New Orleans band has released a new song, "Blood & Honey," and announced a new EP, "Krewe D'Amour." The video for "Blood & Honey" can be seen below. "After releasing songs inspired by ravenous anger, we wanted to switch gears and polarize our emotions," the band said. "This song is the first of three to detail... Continue Reading →
New Orleans band Cane Hill has shared the music video for its new song "God is the Enemy." Following "Power of the High" and "Kill Me," the new track completes the band's "Krewe de la Mort" song collection. All three videos can be seen below. "'God is the Enemy' is an honest comment on contemporary Christians and their skewed views... Continue Reading →
New Orleans band Cane Hill has dropped the video for a new song titled "Kill Me." "I think if this year has taught me anything, it's that this dreadful voice of negativity in my head is loudest when my life is quiet," vocalist Elijah Witt said. "Just like everyone else, my mental health has taken a steep decline this year,... Continue Reading →
New Orleans band Cane Hill has returned with the new single and video "Power of the High." Pre-save the song on Spotify here, and watch the video below. "'Power of the High' is inconsolable fury and anguish," the band said. "An accumulation of the woes, trails, and tribulations of our recent years from mind-altering aficionados... Continue Reading →
By Greg Maki-----Metal—and rock music in general—is farther from the mainstream today than it's ever been in my lifetime. But metal is a genre that thrives in the underground, and in 2019, there was no shortage of quality albums from new and established acts. Here are the best that found their way to my ears.... Continue Reading →
ShipRocked will set sail for its 11th year Feb. 1 to 6, 2020, on the Carnival Valor with a music lineup led by Halestorm and Alter Bridge. Departing from New Orleans, with stops in Key West and Cozumel, this rock music cruise vacation will feature performances from over two dozen music artists, including the ShipRocked debut of Asking Alexandria, plus Beartooth, Of Mice & Men, Black Stone Cherry, Badflower and more. The Stowaways... Continue Reading →
Cane Hill’s self-described year-long “romance with LSD” yielded its superb second full-length album, “Too Far Gone” (review), released in January 2018. And while that year was a dark period in the band members’ lives, now that they’ve moved past it, it’s the gift that keeps giving. Emotions that didn’t have an outlet on the heavier... Continue Reading →
LIVE PHOTOS: Sevendust, Tremonti — Review by Greg Maki — Sevendust’s set list on this night was more notable for what it didn’t include than for what it did. The band ostensibly is on the road supporting its 12th studio album, “All I See Is War,” released last year, yet the set featured only one... Continue Reading →
