Author Archives: GlamRat

Remembering 2005: Rock and Metal Albums That Defined a Generation

Looking back 20 years sparks memories that now resonate deeply within pop culture. I would say that 2005 was a milestone year for emo music, it tapped into the feelings of teens who were a part of society that was often overlooked. Reflecting on that time, I look back with a glimmer of fondness

Nikki Sixx’s Band Sixx:AM Unveils New Vinyl Release

The hard rock trio SIXX:AM announces a June 6th release of a Limited Edition Smoke vinyl set, igniting fan excitement despite questions about new music following member James Michael’s rumored retirement.

Aerosmith: Legendary Rock Band Retires After 50 Years of Music History

Aerosmith, the iconic rock band, has announced their retirement from touring due to Steven Tyler’s vocal issues. The band’s 50-year journey, marked by global success, includes over 150 million records sold worldwide and numerous awards. Despite the sadness among fans, their impactful legacy will endure for generations.

Scarlet Rebels: Unveiling ‘Where the Colours Meet’ with Wayne | Rat on the Road Interview

The “Rat on the Road” series interviews Scarlet Rebels about their upcoming album “Where the Colours Meet”. The Welsh rock band aims to recreate their UK chart success with a modern 80s hard rock sound. Pre-orders available now!

Unique Two-Piece Setup Band: We Three Kings Festival Interview | Rat on the Road

After graduating with a Journalism degree, I launched “Rat on the Road,” a festival-based series, featuring unique bands like We Three Kings. Their unconventional sound and captivating stage presence left the audience electrified. Stay tuned for more episodes!

Hate to Love: Nickelback’s Documentary

The opening chords chiming of How You Remind Me drifted across the airwaves from mother’s retro radio in the kitchen of a sunny September morning will always be etched in my memory. Who knew that 21 years later that same song would still be leaking from my car radio and the album lovingly kept underContinueContinue reading “Hate to Love: Nickelback’s Documentary”