alt rock
Exploring the Music of GreenHouse 2
The Exploration For about 25 years my musical partner, Jose, and I had taken different paths. He joined a new band called Hundred Acre Wood, and I formed a hard rock band called the Thunder Lizards and then sang with a Gospel choir.
By Rick Henry Christopher 3 months ago in Beat
The Album I Love But Rarely Want to Hear
So, it's spring 1994. I'm 14 and have a very busy, questioning mind. Ever since I moved on from Kylie Minogue and whatever random pop music happened to be on the radio, I started developing my own musical taste. I gravitated towards indie, rock, metal and dance music, which naturally led me to industrial music. The bands that resonated with me most were Ministry, Front Line Assembly and Nine Inch Nails.
By Paul Stewart3 months ago in Beat
10 Years of Gawk. Top Story - June 2026.
10 Years of Gawk The Album 2025 saw big milestones for the Vundaboys; not only did they drop arguably their best record to date, Surgery and Pleasure, but it saw the ten year anniversary of the album that’s home to some of the most infectious music on Earth: Gawk.
By Zack Graham4 months ago in Beat
How Stress and Pelvic Tension Are Connected: Simple Ways to Support Your Mind and Body
Stress does not only affect your thoughts. It can also show up in your body as tight muscles, shallow breathing, digestive discomfort, sleep problems, and ongoing tension. One area that many people overlook is the pelvic floor. When stress becomes chronic, the body may stay in a “guarded” state, and this can contribute to tightness or discomfort in the pelvic region.
By Elevate You Studio4 months ago in Beat
Tracking the Shadows:. AI-Generated.
There’s a distinct privilege in being given an exclusive, first hand listen to a project before it fully surfaces into the wider alternative music consciousness. I was recently given the opportunity to spend time with The Nocturnal Ceremony, the debut EP from The Night Rituals, a duo whose Bandcamp biography promises a collision of electronic gloom and haunting arrangements. But reading that kind of description on a screen doesn’t quite prepare you for the sheer atmospheric weight I felt when actually sitting with it from start to finish.
By The Crash Test Facility4 months ago in Beat
Why some pupils find music to be helpful while others find it distracting
Turning off the music is a common recommendation for students who have trouble concentrating. It is believed that a distracted brain cannot afford to divide its focus. The advice seems sensible. However, recent Australian research indicates that recommendations might be focusing on the incorrect variable.
By Francis Dami5 months ago in Beat
Fifty Years to "Take Me Home"
At 16 I started writing songs. It was 1976, and I had just bought my first Panasonic portable tape recorder with money I earned from odd jobs—hanging advertisements for a local realtor and tutoring a dyslexic kid after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
By Rick Henry Christopher 5 months ago in Beat
Dark Delight: The Lyric
I am starting off by sharing my new lyric, “Dark Delight,” which is a prelude to my Summer 2026 project which will meld electronic, trance, and industrial into an EDM umbrella. This will be a dark project which will touch on painful and/or dangerous relationships.
By Rick Henry Christopher 6 months ago in Beat
