Slaughter was one of the last hair metal bands to have success before the whole scene imploded in the early 90’s. Their success was almost unheard of because of the unusual path they took. “I’m very proud to be from Las Vegas.” – Mark Slaughter Slaughter’s beginnings started with the vocalist Mark Slaughter and bassist […]
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Ahead of the British band Elastica even releasing their debut album, there was a monumental amount of hype around the group. The group’s first album was a big success, but their decade-long existence would be dogged by infighting, lineup changes, lawsuits, drugs, aborted studio sessions, and life under the spotlight. Elastica front-woman and guitarist Justine
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2000 was a year full of turmoil for Rage Against the Machine. While the band would release a new covers album and record and play some shows, as well as record a live album, there was wild speculation that the band was done. “I feel that it is now necessary to leave Rage because our
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The LA Times wrote about Seven Mary Three, “The members of rock band Seven Mary Three belong to a minority of young rockers: those willing to acknowledge that the road to commercial success is paved with compromise.” Seven Mary Three formed in 1992 when two post-secondary students with the same first name met midway through
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4 Non Blondes didn’t fit in with any of the popular music scenes at the time but their 1992 record, Bigger, Better, Faster, More! went platinum, selling over a million copies in America and produced one of the biggest hit songs of the 90’s. Linda Perry: Frontwoman and Principal Songwriter Frontwoman and principal songwriter, the
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