By Victor James Assemblyman David I. Weprin (D-Fresh Meadows) held a Press Conference at the steps of New York City Hall with the New York Statewide Adoption Reform’s UNSEALED INITIATIVE to support the passing of Assembly Bill A 909, co-sponsored by Senator Andrew J. Lanza (R-Staten Island) as Senate Bill S 2490, which would...
Read More »
By Victor James So, ya say ya wanna revolution? Jaw Kneecap’s “Pariah” debuted on Youtube yesterday, but within hours YouTube froze the view counter at 301+ views because, they claim, they need to verify the huge amount of you, the Rock Hard Army commandos, who watched it. YouTube explained in a written statement that...
Read More »
By James Lane buy viagra online safely World Tai Chi and Qigong Day is an annual event independently organized by local Tai Chi Chuan and Qigong schools, groups, and associations on the last Saturday of April each year to promote the related disciplines of these practices around the world since 1999. The annual April...
Read More »
By James Lane America’s most durable alternative rockers They Might Be Giants have finally perfected their deliriously catchy, original sound! Their latest studio album, Nanobots, features 25 startling tracks in 45 memorable minutes that play to all the bands strengths. The band is viagra cost currently on the second leg of a massive international...
Read More »
By James Lane New Album “Rise Up” Set To Be Released on February 26th Via Frontiers Records Hard Rock lovers worldwide can now witness the Worldwide Premiere of the video for international powerhouse Rock group W.E.T.’s brand new track, “Learn To Live Again.” The video was shot on location last month in an industrial...
Read More »
By James Lane Hatebreed has premiered “Honor Never Dies,” their new lyric video from their forthcoming new studio album, The Divinity Of Purpose. The video is available now exclusively on AOL Noisecreep. The song is the second look into The Divinity of Purpose,which will be released on January 29, 2013 in the U.S./Canada (onRazor...
Read More »
By James Lane Hundereds of New Yorkers rallied against fracking outside of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s birthday fundraiser at the Waldorf Astoria on Monday night. They greeted the Cuomo donors arriving at the event, providing them with information on the dangers of fracking and urging them to persuade the governor to protect New York from...
Read More »
By James Lane The 7th annual New York Comic Con officially opened yesterday at the Javits Center in Manhattan. This sold out annual event, which runs through Sunday, will feature some of the biggest talents in movies, TV, music, comic books and is even offering livestreaming for the countless fans that were not able...
Read More »
By Kye Lee Chilling at the Rock Shop in Park Slope, Brooklyn on a muggy Saturday night, I nursed a beer while waiting for the band WYATT to arrive so I could get a quick interview before they went on stage. Maddy, Paul, and Alex are the Wyatt siblings, who play with bassist Zach...
Read More »
By Stephanie Quinn Shonen Knife, which loosely translates as “Boy (for their cute side) Knife (for their dangerous side),” is an all-female Japanese pop-punk band formed in Osaka, Japan, in 1981. Heavily influenced by 1960s girl groups, pop bands, The Beach Boys, and early punk rock acts, such as the Ramones, the trio crafts...
Read More »
