Cutter's RockCast

Boston Manor just announced their 3rd album 'Datura' due out this October and released two new songs. They come from Blackpool, England and have been grinding it out in the scene since 2015. One of the better new bands out there we go in on the new tunes, traveling around the world and home buying with lead singer Henry Cox.

Pop Evil over the course of almost 20 years (yes 20 years!) has seen a couple of line-up changes, popular style of music changes and yet they have never wavered about who they are. Pop Evil are a hard rock band that likes to incorporate pop stylings into hard rock jams. Whether as a standard drum, bass, and guitar style rock band or the much more aggressive band they are today, they are also good for a couple of top 10 rock songs and a fantastic night at the local concert venue. Leigh and I's history goes back a long way and now with yet another top 10 rock single out, plus a new bassist it's definitely time to catch up. Better yet Leigh checks in with us backstage at my home town venue called Epic Even Center during rehearsals for their new tour.

George Pendergast is the original drummer for the popular 90's alt-rock band Dishwalla. They had numerous top songs like "Counting Blue Cars" and "Charlie Brown's Parents" before disbanding after the turn of the century. Back with new music, George walks us through the journey that is Dishwalla.

On the week of the release of Motionless in White's amazing new album 'Scoring the End of the World', I caught up with singer Chris Motionless. We find out how the fans helped inspire songs on the new album, how mental health was affected by the pandemic, and what song is Chris' current favorite.

There are few bands that have been able to include the creativity and success that Nothing More has over the past decade. After a pandemic that left everyone a little depressed, Nothing More are back with some of their most aggressive music yet. A new album will be out later this year featuring their new songs "Turn it Up Like" and "Tired of Winning." Joining us from backstage is lead singer Jonny Hawkins.

Eva Maria is the lead singer of the rock band Eva Under Fire. The band in the past couple of years has really begun to win over fans worldwide with their very hard-driving songs and vocals on par with anyone. Their latest single "Blow" features Spencer from Ice Nine Kills and starting to rocket up the mainstream rock charts. On top of that they recently put out a cover of the Journey song "Seperate Ways" that will blow your mind. With a new album coming out this fall and a tour that just kicked off that has them opening for Asking Alexandria, Nothing More and Atreyu it's definitely time we meet.

Oh and she's also a licensed therapist with a Master's degree in psychotherapy.

Shane Told is the lead singer of the band Silverstein. A band that has been around since the year 2000 and while that may surprise some people, their extremely dedicated and hardcore fanbase will probably be like, "psh where have you been?" With the release of their 10th studio album 'Misery Made Me' it seems like they are finally posed to play in the mainstream. The beauty is they've gotten here by doing it their own way and sticking to what they do best.

Mastodon is a band that's on it's 22nd year of existence and has done nothing but turned heads along the way. Their latest album is called 'Hushed and Grim' and in a day and age where everyone is listening to singles and supposedly doesn't care about albums, they released a double album. Now that it's been out for a while and to celebrate the release of their latest single from it "Peach and Tranquility" we catch up with drummer/singer Brann Dailor.

On the day that Halestorm's awaited new album 'Back From the Dead' has been released I'm excited for this conversation. Lzzy Hale as the amazing frontwoman of Halestrom has been a trailblazer since their self-titled release debut in 2009. The pandemic though threw a wrench in the fire for most of us, even giant rockstars like Lzzy Hale.

(This conversation was prerecorded a couple of weeks before the album's release.)

Blues-rock guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd released his debut album when he was a teenager. Then at the old age of 18, he wrote and recorded one of rock's best albums 'Trouble Is' featuring the megahit song "Blue on Black." That was 25 years ago and now Kenny is out on the road playing that album in its entirety and celebrating its anniversary. We relive the album that made him a household name in the world of blues and rock, plus talks about the blue influence on other genres of music and we talk about cars too, cause well, it's us.