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25 years ago, March 27th, 2001 @saliva dropped their second studio album Every Six Seconds. This album is fucken awesome, wicked crunchy rap metal. Hellz Fkn Yeah. #saliva #anniversary #vinyl #throwback #onthisday
25 years ago, March 27th, 2001 @saliva dropped their second studio album Every Six Seconds. This album is fucken awesome, wicked crunchy rap metal. Hellz Fkn Yeah. #saliva #anniversary #vinyl #throwback #onthisday
On March 26th 1995 VERUCA SALT appeared on MTV's 120 Minutes. Here they are performing Seether. Original Betamax recording archived and transferred by Art & Steve. #verucasalt #120minutes #seether #1995 #mtv #90smusic #90s #alternative
On March 26th 1995 VERUCA SALT appeared on MTV's 120 Minutes. Here they are performing Seether. Original Betamax recording archived and transferred by Art & Steve. #verucasalt #120minutes #seether #1995 #mtv #90smusic #90s #alternative
𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗭𝗢 𝗘𝗦 𝗛𝗔𝗥𝗗𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗘 Track 10: Sylvia 💿: This Is Hardcore (1998)
𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗭𝗢 𝗘𝗦 𝗛𝗔𝗥𝗗𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗘 Track 10: Sylvia 💿: This Is Hardcore (1998)
sylvia (i won’t belong to you) out now on @epitaphrecords ⛓️⛓️⛓️⛓️ Go run it up
sylvia (i won’t belong to you) out now on @epitaphrecords ⛓️⛓️⛓️⛓️ Go run it up
Your Sweet Six Six Six 🔥🎶 . . . . . . . . @heartagram #lovemetal #himband #villevalo #yoursweetsixsixsix #venusdoom
Your Sweet Six Six Six 🔥🎶 . . . . . . . . @heartagram #lovemetal #himband #villevalo #yoursweetsixsixsix #venusdoom
Seether by Veruca Salt (Glastonbury 1995) • The song was written by Veruca Salt singer-guitarist Nina Gordon. "Seether" was more pop-sounding compared to the rest of the band's material. In a 1994 interview with MuchMusic, an interviewer suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."In Veruca Salt's 1997 hit single "Volcano Girls," the seether was identified as "Louise," which presumably refers to Veruca Salt singer-guitarist Louise Post. • #rockofthe90s #verucasalt #ninagordon #louisepost #rockmusic
Seether by Veruca Salt (Glastonbury 1995) • The song was written by Veruca Salt singer-guitarist Nina Gordon. "Seether" was more pop-sounding compared to the rest of the band's material. In a 1994 interview with MuchMusic, an interviewer suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."In Veruca Salt's 1997 hit single "Volcano Girls," the seether was identified as "Louise," which presumably refers to Veruca Salt singer-guitarist Louise Post. • #rockofthe90s #verucasalt #ninagordon #louisepost #rockmusic
Picture a room choked with the scent of distortion and raw ambition. In the center stands Sofia Isella, the wunderkind who usually leaves audiences breathless with the surgical precision of her classical violin. But for a fleeting, chaotic moment on social media, she traded the bow for a blade: a blacked-out electric guitar. Forget the 2011 disco-synth polish of Lady Gaga’s original "Judas." Isella didn't just cover the riff; she committed a beautiful act of sonic vandalism. With a flick of a switch and a snarl of feedback, she transformed a chart-topping pop anthem into a monstrous piece of industrial-rock filth. It wasn't a performance for the faint of heart—it was a declaration of war against expectation. She doesn't play the guitar; she haunts it. The iconic intro was stripped of its glitter and doused in gritty, high-gain adrenaline. There is something profoundly Gonzo about her stare into the lens—a look that suggests she knows exactly how much this is going to hurt your speakers, and she doesn't care. The guitar doesn't just ring; it screams, turning a dancefloor staple into a basement-born hymn of rebellion. Why This Hits Different: Genre Sabotage: Isella proves that being a Taylor Swift Eras Tour opener isn't a box she fits into—it's a platform she’s willing to burn down. She’s a musical chameleon jumping from angelic strings to demonic riffs without blinking. Dark-Pop Aesthetics: By draining the neon from Gaga’s palette, she replaces it with cold, industrial grays, fitting perfectly into the "dark-alternative" empire she’s building. The Big Energy: Between her signature oversized earrings and the sheer weight of the distortion, the video is a masterclass in how to capture a generation’s obsession with the "unhinged and authentic." In Isella’s hands, "Judas" isn't about romantic betrayal anymore; it’s about betraying the rules of the industry. If you want comfort, go buy the radio edit. But if you want to feel a guitar rip through your digital feed like a chainsaw, welcome to her world. #Qpop #music #sofiaisella #ladygaga #judas #song #melody #guitars
Picture a room choked with the scent of distortion and raw ambition. In the center stands Sofia Isella, the wunderkind who usually leaves audiences breathless with the surgical precision of her classical violin. But for a fleeting, chaotic moment on social media, she traded the bow for a blade: a blacked-out electric guitar. Forget the 2011 disco-synth polish of Lady Gaga’s original "Judas." Isella didn't just cover the riff; she committed a beautiful act of sonic vandalism. With a flick of a switch and a snarl of feedback, she transformed a chart-topping pop anthem into a monstrous piece of industrial-rock filth. It wasn't a performance for the faint of heart—it was a declaration of war against expectation. She doesn't play the guitar; she haunts it. The iconic intro was stripped of its glitter and doused in gritty, high-gain adrenaline. There is something profoundly Gonzo about her stare into the lens—a look that suggests she knows exactly how much this is going to hurt your speakers, and she doesn't care. The guitar doesn't just ring; it screams, turning a dancefloor staple into a basement-born hymn of rebellion. Why This Hits Different: Genre Sabotage: Isella proves that being a Taylor Swift Eras Tour opener isn't a box she fits into—it's a platform she’s willing to burn down. She’s a musical chameleon jumping from angelic strings to demonic riffs without blinking. Dark-Pop Aesthetics: By draining the neon from Gaga’s palette, she replaces it with cold, industrial grays, fitting perfectly into the "dark-alternative" empire she’s building. The Big Energy: Between her signature oversized earrings and the sheer weight of the distortion, the video is a masterclass in how to capture a generation’s obsession with the "unhinged and authentic." In Isella’s hands, "Judas" isn't about romantic betrayal anymore; it’s about betraying the rules of the industry. If you want comfort, go buy the radio edit. But if you want to feel a guitar rip through your digital feed like a chainsaw, welcome to her world. #Qpop #music #sofiaisella #ladygaga #judas #song #melody #guitars
19 years ago, March 6th, 2007, @sevendustofficial dropped their 6th album Alpha. I fucken love this album and this band always delivers. Not long now until they drop their 15th album. Fk yeah. #sevendust #alpha #onthisday #anniversary #vinyl
19 years ago, March 6th, 2007, @sevendustofficial dropped their 6th album Alpha. I fucken love this album and this band always delivers. Not long now until they drop their 15th album. Fk yeah. #sevendust #alpha #onthisday #anniversary #vinyl
SOBER OUT EVERYWHERE
SOBER OUT EVERYWHERE
“I’ll be the light inside your darkness” - Starless by @lylvcband (Featuring @bamarude of @saliva ) #numetal #lylvc #saliva #judgeandjury #altmetal
“I’ll be the light inside your darkness” - Starless by @lylvcband (Featuring @bamarude of @saliva ) #numetal #lylvc #saliva #judgeandjury #altmetal
@sevalynnofficial “FAINT OF HEART”
@sevalynnofficial “FAINT OF HEART”
Sum 41, the legendary Canadian rock band from Ajax, Ontario, formed in 1996, became a defining force in the pop-punk movement of the early 2000s. Fronted by Deryck Whibley, the band distinguished themselves by fusing infectious melodic hooks with heavy, metal-influenced guitar riffs and high-octane energy. Their 2001 debut album, All Killer No Filler, catapulted them to international fame with iconic tracks such as "Fat Lip" and "In Too Deep." Throughout their career, Sum 41’s sound matured, transitioning from playful punk anthems to a darker, more politically charged heavy metal style, particularly evident on albums like Does This Look Infected? and Chuck. Despite lineup shifts and Whibley’s public health struggles, the band remained a central figure in the alternative music scene for nearly 30 years. In 2023, they announced their disbandment, culminating in a final double album in 2024, Heaven & Hell, which stands as a fitting homage to both their pop-punk beginnings and their heavier musical evolution. #song #2000smusic
Sum 41, the legendary Canadian rock band from Ajax, Ontario, formed in 1996, became a defining force in the pop-punk movement of the early 2000s. Fronted by Deryck Whibley, the band distinguished themselves by fusing infectious melodic hooks with heavy, metal-influenced guitar riffs and high-octane energy. Their 2001 debut album, All Killer No Filler, catapulted them to international fame with iconic tracks such as "Fat Lip" and "In Too Deep." Throughout their career, Sum 41’s sound matured, transitioning from playful punk anthems to a darker, more politically charged heavy metal style, particularly evident on albums like Does This Look Infected? and Chuck. Despite lineup shifts and Whibley’s public health struggles, the band remained a central figure in the alternative music scene for nearly 30 years. In 2023, they announced their disbandment, culminating in a final double album in 2024, Heaven & Hell, which stands as a fitting homage to both their pop-punk beginnings and their heavier musical evolution. #song #2000smusic
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