Saad Muzaffar

1 week ago | metalshout.com | Saad Muzaffar

While the rock and roll bands in the ‘60s laid the foundations for rock and roll to take over the world, the top 12 rock bands from the ‘70s took everything to the next level. Yes, ready or not, in this decade, the world experienced some of the biggest, most ambitious, and most grandiloquent rock shows and tours in history. Although some of the bands you’re about to see were formed in the late ‘60s, their most prominent work and subsequent fame came along in the ‘70s.

1 week ago | metalshout.com | Saad Muzaffar

Finding a budget-friendly guitar can be extremely tough, especially if you are new to playing the guitar. There are a lot of options, and all these guitars appear pretty similar on the surface. However, being a music teacher myself, I’ve personally tested hundreds of guitars, and am here to provide you with an expert analysis on which ones you should consider if you are on a budget.

1 week ago | metalshout.com | Saad Muzaffar

90s rock songs never go out of fashion. Over thirty years on from Nirvana’s trilogy of teenage wasteland records, many top rock bands of the 1990s still hold the apathetic youth of today spellbound; their basement vibe empowering a deep-set love for real, band-written music, distinctly removed from the soulless songwriting process behind vast swathes of commercial hits. Our collective memory of 90s rock bands might be nostalgia-fueled, rose-tinted, and all that jazz.

1 week ago | metalshout.com | Saad Muzaffar

The music industry has changed dramatically since the mid-20th century. Back then, vinyl records, radio play, and record stores were king. Now, it’s all about streaming services like Spotify, viral trends on TikTok, and constant online engagement. This massive shift means the path to stardom looks completely different. What worked for iconic artists decades ago might fall totally flat in today’s fast-paced, digitally driven market.

1 month ago | metalshout.com | Saad Muzaffar

Just like every other thing in life, metal music bands come and go, leaving behind a legacy that fans cherish. However, some bands manage to split up and see their members thrive in new ventures, creating even more memorable music. We take a closer look at the stories of ten such metal bands whose breakups led to greater success for their members. The Chariot was formed in 2003 by former Norma Jean vocalist Josh Scogin. The band ended its run in 2013 after a decade of activity.