Christmas is nearing but that doesn’t mean that you need to only listen to upbeat positive Christmas cheer every second of the day. For Humbug Day, let’s enjoy some anti-Christmas songs. Continue reading Happy Humbug Day!! Let’s Celebrate With Anti-Christmas Songs

Bringing you covers with an anime flair is the band I am Justice. For those that are anime fans, yes, their band name is inspired by Death Note. Continue reading Switching Styles Q&A with The Band I Am Justice

Do you worry that your house party is too mainstream? Too boring? Needs something new? Well look no further. Switching Styles is here to bring you new music to add to your playlist. These songs are sure to be a fine addition to your current playlist that will add a new lemony fresh twist to the classics. Continue reading Kicking up Your House Party; Top 10 Upbeat Covers

Behind the youtube channel, is Eric Calderone, a metal guitarist. He describes himself as a “Tattoo gettin’ comic book readin’ guitar strummin’ point and clickin’ tv watchin’ movie buffin’ wifey lovin’ average guy.” Continue reading 331ERock Meets Switching Styles

Heavy Metal Heroes have heard the cries from hypotheticals on the internet and from within your imagination. From the depths of the internet, of the expansive wonder that is the Youtube universe, comes a band unlike any other. This band has been born from a combination of superheroes and metal music to cover your favorite songs. Continue reading Heavy Metal Heroes; The Superheroes You Didn’t Know You Needed

Just because you’re a metalhead doesn’t mean that you can’t like Christmas music. Here’s a list of metal Christmas Covers to bring a moshpit to the holidays. Continue reading Metal Christmas Songs

What happens when you take Black Sabbath and Ronald McDonald and then combine them within a parody band? You get Mac Sabbath. Continue reading Mac Sabbath: Fast-food Fun for the Whole Franchise

Misplaced Intentions, is an Edmonton based heavy-rock band that is aiming for the stars. They have a few cover songs but are aiming for more original songs in the future. The band is made up of Matthew Lindholm (vocals and guitar), Tyler Baker (lead guitar), Landon Berezanski (bass), and Keilan Thompson (drums). The band has a way of defying expectations, says Berezanski, “Whatever the populace’s intentions were for us, we’ve kind of got our own. And it’s kind of misplaced fr