Alan Ronson – Page 68

Brutal Planet interviews Chris Taylor Brown of Trapt

May 23, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Bay-area rock band Trapt is giving their fans another album. “Shadow Work” is set to release on July 3, 2020. Brutal Planet Magazine talked over the phone with Trapt vocalist Chris Taylor Brown. Chris talked […]

Trapt: Shadow Work

May 22, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

The California rock band, Trapt has been a band for over two decades, has released over 20 singles, and had their debut album go platinum. Hankering to release another successful album, they are now releasing […]

Havok: “V”

April 27, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Back in the 1980s, bands like Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer seemed to dominate the metal scene. Thrash metal defined heavy music until grunge and alternative started gaining popularity a decade later. Now, it’s hard to […]

Firewind: “Firewind”

April 20, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

I’m sure older readers remember the quote, “You had me at hello” from the romantic drama Jerry Maguire. I don’t like the movie, but that’s the phrase I first thought I got when I started […]

Trivium: What the Dead Men Say

April 20, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

GRAMMY-nominated band Trivium has been building a solid fan base by writing outstanding music since its beginning in 1999. Many thought they would never be able to surpass the success of 2017’s “The Sin and the […]

Brutal Planet Magazine Interviews Paolo Gregoletto of Trivium

April 13, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Orlando-based metal band, Trivium, has been delivering knockout albums for the past two decades. Now they are releasing their new album, “What the Dead Men Say” on April 24 through Roadrunner Records. Brutal Planet Magazine […]

Stitched Up Heart: “Darkness”

April 13, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

“Darkness,” a new album by Los Angeles-based band, Stitched Up Heart, was released March 13 via Another Century Records. The band made quite the impression with their 2016 debut, “Never Alone” so it was vital […]

Myrath: “Live in Carthage”

April 10, 2020 Alan Ronson 1

Many people may not be aware of the influence the Tunisian people have had on the world for millennia: from the country’s involvement in the Punic Wars and World War II to the Tunisian Revolution, […]

RED: “Declaration”

March 31, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Grammy-nominated metal band Red is releasing their seventh full-length album, “Declaration” on April 3, 2020. The band decided to release their new material one week ahead of the previously planned date. Slightly over a year […]

August Burns Red: Guardians

March 30, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

August Burns Red has been a driving force of American metalcore since its inception in 2003. Now, the two-time Grammy Award nominees are delivering their ninth studio album, Guardians through Fearless Records on April, 3, […]