backinhumanform Release The New Single “Shadows”
backinhumanform is the professional name of Joe Clarke. He is an independent UK musician. Though originally from the West of Ireland, Joe is now a
backinhumanform is the professional name of Joe Clarke. He is an independent UK musician. Though originally from the West of Ireland, Joe is now a
Dark and melodic Rock and Roll has been reborn on the streets of Boston, MA. In past decades the city has produced bands as wide
Nashville, Tennessee is renowned as the Country capital of the world. However, it is really a melting pot of American music. That’s why they call
New Kinda Normal is the epic new ten song collection from UK artist Dar.Ra. The album is a high-energy journey through Rock & Roll styles
We are proud to announce a worldwide exclusive. StaticDive.com presents the premiere of the Ambassadors of Morning video “Dance With Destiny.” “Dance With Destiny” is
Jozsef James is a Los Angeles based singer/songwriter who has enjoyed success on stage and screen across two continents. The rocker has a penchant for
I first discovered Charles Ryan Davis’s music in August when he released his single “Modesty.” It was a scathing commentary about Internet culture and its
Boston’s Heavy AmericA comes from the great tradition of progressive rock trios who have held court during every generation of modern music. Other styles, fads,
Alpha Circle is a band with a plan. In a world which sometimes seems only to shift between varying degrees of negativity, these Madrid-based musicians
Marshall Harner is a Washington, DC based seventeen year-old singer/songwriter with a style and depth that belie his youth. He sent me two songs from
I first heard Reading, England’s Handstand Parade back in March. At the time they had a new single called “Beloved” and asked me to give
Charles Ryan Davis describes himself as, “a reclusive, yet prolific and unpredictable singer/songwriter from Kentucky, USA.” I do not know Charles personally so I can
When I received the song submission “Lost At Sea” by Steve Kilbey and Gareth Koch, I had to do a double take. Steve Kilbey? It
BOOK OF SHAME is Peter Boyd-Maclean and Gary Bridgewood. The London-based duo were originally drawn together through their mutual love and appreciation for Captain Beefheart,
I have friends like Brady Novotny… guitar people. I do not simply mean guitar players. Guitar players are everywhere. I am talking about the guys
Across the Board comes from the great tradition of bands that function on a simple and straightforward recipe. It is the same formula which was
In the 1970s, the music that we now call “Progressive Rock,” dominated radio. Guitars were big and loud. Vocal tracks were doubled, tripled, and harmonized.
I am not certain of much in this world. However, I am sure of one thing. I never want to piss off Lana Marie. She
Before the first note plays, “The Albeit Horizon” starts with a sample from the anime classic “Ghost in the Shell”. The quote ends with, “overspecialize,
“Humble Way” is the guitar-driven new single from John Vento’s album, “Love, Lust, and Other Wreckage.” On the track, the Pittsburgh rocker makes a round
I’m old enough to remember college radio in the 1980’s. It was the wild west of the airwaves. Kids in their teens and twenties had
I love guitar. I love punk and metal power chords, psychedelic classic rock blues jams, and modal jazz improvisation. But my favorite of all is
A few years ago I took one of my favorite vacations. I live in New York, but have always loved Southern California. At every opportunity,
New York artist “The @if” makes music for those who like their Rock & Roll heavy, melodic, and impeccably executed. Whether you call it progressive
There are a thousand permutations to the music we call Rock & Roll. Countless genres and subgenres have sprung up and died off over last
Hailing from Cyprus, singer/songwriter Alex Ga is refocusing his life on music. His return to performing comes, in his words, “after years of doing other
“The Waves” is the Billy Wild’s new single from his EP, “Little Fux”. It has a modern sound but a retro vibe, with more Dick
Pakistan’s Haider Riaz delivers a beautiful and haunting anthem in “You Can’t Please Them All”. It is a sweeping and emotional piece, simultaneously hopeful and
The Twelve AM come from the same planet as The Replacements and Gaslight Anthem, and that is a very cool planet indeed. Awesome garage rock
Before I called myself ‘The Static Dive’, I was just plain Bob. I made a bunch of solo records between 1998 and 2012. This was
The Distractions were my first band. Between 1988 and 1994 (roughly) we recorded over 400 songs, mostly on my four-track cassette recorder. You can peruse
[spotifyplaybutton play=”spotify:track:4b0qsSoMIu2xm5FF3EeOAU”] “SONICALLY PSYCHEDELIC… Anyone who appreciates a progressive style of Alt Rock are sure to be enamoured with the vibrant sound from the Static
In 1995 Shu played an all acoustic show to celebrate the release of our album ‘Fanagalo,’ at the now defunct ‘Backdoor Cafe’ in Glens Falls.