In case you missed my review of Bigelf’s Cheat The Gallows, you can read that Here. You will find that Bigelf’s Cheat The Gallows was a rock genre melting pot of pure amazement. Here, let me remind you:
Imagine if you will the pop rock genius of the Beatles mixed with the psychedelic brilliance of Pink Floyd with a hint of the darkness of Black Sabbath riffage and that will pretty much sum up the rock and roll roller coaster acid trip of Bigelf.

Bigelf are taking it to the road starting on February 11th to March 5th that will take …read more

My Rock Dose Top 10 Rock Albums Of 2008 covers mainly established rock acts and not this new wave of modern rock as we know it. I’ll go through each none and tell you why I chose it. Take in to consideration that I only went through bands that I’ve heard this year and not every rock album that has come out. If you expect Nickelback or Hinder to be on this list then you came to the wrong place. So what does this list mean? Nothing really, it’s just MY favorite picks of 2008, so don’t cry if …read more

I love this band and I love this song. Some say that Bigelf is ripping off a lot of the classic bands. I say maybe, maybe not. Either way, they do an awesome job of it. To keep things vintage, the video was shot in 13mm. Check out Bigelf’s Money, It’s Pure Evil on Cheat The Gallows, out now on Custard Records.
 

It’s time for a b5Media Music Channel Theme Day and here I present 5 Tracks That Rocked The Summer Of 2008. I could probably have found more than 5, but here are the 5 that I liked the best.
Candlebox came back this summer with Into The Sun, their first record in a  long time.Into The Sun is filled with some great Candlebox. The one that stands out to me and was a favorite off Into The Sun is Stand. It’s got that signature Candlebox sound and is a great track to start off their step back into the world …read more

Due to release on August 12th, Bigelf’s Cheat The Gallows is a journey into a world of rock genre splitting/converging. Imagine if you will the pop rock genius of the Beatles mixed with the psychedelic brilliance of Pink Floyd with a hint of the darkness of Black Sabbath riffage and that will pretty much sum up the rock and roll roller coaster acid trip of Bigelf. In a time when modern rock seems to be getting more stale than it has become in the last 10 years, Bigelf bring back a touch of the past while keeping it interesting and …read more