Day of Fire drummer Zach Simms will release new music as Tonelantern. "Stand Up" is available November 20.
Former Day of Fire Drummer Launches Solo Project


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Day of Fire drummer Zach Simms will release new music as Tonelantern. "Stand Up" is available November 20.

It seems like there is a great need for something positive and healing in so many of our lives in 2020. It is fitting that Nine Lashes released a heavy song delivering a powerful message of hope.

In the hard rock scene, it is common for themes of mental health to be present in the lyrical content. Now Jake Luhrs, lead singer of August Burns Red, is combining physical health and mental health in a new venture.

Love & Death, the band helmed by Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch, unveiled a hype video that leaves fans wanting more– but also finally knowing when more is coming.

Barry Blair, founding member and guitarist of Audio Adrenaline, released a hard rock cover of a Russ Taff and Charlie Peacock classic. "Down in the Lowlands" is a fresh take on a song that was covered in 2006 by his former band.

Stryper guitarist Oz Fox has been battling brain tumors and seizures since 2018. This week, he needed prayer warriors to help him overcome another round of serious seizures.

Chicago-based indie rock band Ignescent has dropped their latest single, and the elements of their latest tune feels like the perfect addition to your Halloween playlist.

"Last Days" is a heavy song blending hip hop with hard rock while addressing the deeply spiritual issue of apocalyptic matters.

Punk rock outfit MxPx is planning a livestream event called Between This World And the Next on October 16 at 9:30 PM Eastern Time and 6:30 PM Pacific Time.

Even the Devil Believes is an 11-track foray into classic glam metal and stadium rock while challenging listeners to put faith into action rather than just words.