Rock legend, Dee Snider talks to John Jeffrey about the many projects that he is working on and much more. Check it out here.
Guitar-hero, George Lynch releases an all instrumental,shred-fest, four track EP, entitled "Legacy." To read review, click here.
The Moody Blues play their last date on their North American tour. Check out our review and photos here.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 10:04PM 
Review/photos by Mike Suicide
Buffalo, NY - It's been some years since I heard the name Candlebox come up in conversation, let alone since I played their album, and it's been 20 years since I last stood in a crowd watching them perform. I can vaguely remember when they headlined a tour with the Flaming Lips.
For full review and more photos, click here.
Friday, May 11, 2012 at 11:11PM 
Review by Diana MacDonald, photos by John Jeffrey
Niagara Falls, NY - Chicago, the self-described "rock and roll band with horns," is one of the longest running and successful groups in the history of music. Needless to say, it was quite amazing to witness their jam packed, sold out show at the Seneca Niagara Events Center. There was quite a buzz about this concert, as all day long, I encountered people who were talking about Chicago, discussing how unique their sound is, as well as them being such a big influence during the 70's, and especially for me, in the 80's. The concert was definitely a can't fail scenario.
For full review, click here.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012 at 9:44PM 
By Thomas S. Orwat, Jr.
Ex-Dokken guitarist, George Lynch proves that he is still one of the most gifted musicians on the planet with this all instrumental, four track EP. While he has struggled to find his true identity outside of Dokken, with a few hit, and mostly miss releases outside of the aforementioned band, this EP is a “full on, shred-fest” and perhaps Mr. Lynch’s most extraordinary work yet.
For full review, click here.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012 at 8:55AM 
Dee Snider, known from being the lead singer of the 80's cartoon rock band, Twisted Sister, is quite the busy man these days. This month (May) Dee is releasing his first ever solo album, "Dee Does Broadway" (a 12 song disc of metalicized show tunes) and is also releasing his autobiography, "Shut Up and Give Me the Mic." While Twisted Sister is mostly on the back burner these days, Dee has no signs of slowing down. From TV to Broadway, and even the possibility of a sequel to his "Strangeland" film, Dee keeps his plate full. Before taking another bite, Dee took some time out to speak with us here, at RMS.
For full interview, click here.
Monday, April 30, 2012 at 11:19PM 
Review/photos by Mike Suicide
Buffalo, NY - I walked into the Town Ballroom on Saturday night like a smug asshole, hoping that I wouldn't have to suffer through another post grunge, watered down, generic pile of bands. The mere notion of labeling bands like Nickelback and the like, 'post grunge,' eludes that they somehow have roots in grunge. This is absurd, since the grunge movement shares nothing with this genre of music. I've been pretty good at containing my personal feelings about mediocre bands so I figured, "What the hell?" Headliner's Theory of a Deadman is a Canadian band, and in Buffalo, that only means one thing - piles of hot Canadian girls will be in attendance (and I was right). Saturday night's Theory show featured opening bands Pop Evil and Stellar Revival, and it had been sold out for at least a week or two.
For full review and more photos, click here,
