In the midst of Israeli aggression and a 16-year blockade, the art scene in Gaza thrives as a symbol of hope and resistance. Shababik, one of the few artist collectives…
Editor’s Note: Matt Mucerino of Crossing I’s Dotting T’s converses with Madness To Creation to talk about mental health, music and their latest EP. Crossing I’s Dotting T’s, out of…
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(The Don's Hit List with The Don & The Grizz Ep. 265): LISA SUTTON on LIZ & LYNN ANDERSON
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Contributor’s Note: Lisa Sutton, granddaughter/daughter of Liz and Lynn Anderson joins The Don’s Hit List with The Don & The Grizz for the 265th episode via FAB Radio International. In…
In recent years, the convergence of gaming and art has sparked profound discussions, blurring the lines between entertainment and artistic expression. The emergence of interactive experiences like “Fortune Tiger” exemplifies this fusion, offering players not only a game but a canvas for creativity and exploration. From visually stunning landscapes to emotionally resonant narratives, games have emerged as a powerful medium for exploring the boundaries of creativity and imagination. Let’s take a journey through a few diverse gaming experiences, each showcasing the profound intersection of gaming and art.
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(Madness To Creation Podcast Season 2 Ep. 31): A Mental Health Conversation with Peej of PUNK ROCK FACTORY
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Editor’s Note: Peej of amazing UK punk rock band Punk Rock Factory sat down with Madness To Creation Podcast to discuss their amazing cover record “Masters of the Uniwurst”, which features…
Editor’s Note: “From Spirits and Ghosts(Score For A Dark Christmas)” by Tarja Turunen is one of my favorite albums of the year. It takes various Christmas classics and it offers up…
Last night’s Royal Rumble culminated from Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. This was the 32nd Royal Rumble in history where the winner is guaranteed a championship match at Wrestlemania. There…
The hardcore/metal world got even more psychotic, painful, and brutal. Here comes five-piece band Vein with their release of “errorzone” via Closed Casket Activities. This album offers no mercy, no…
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Griffin Landa, bassist of The Acacia Strain, discusses “Gravebloom” and “Seinfeld”, plus bonus fan section with Madness To Creation!
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Editor’s Note: It was a great night for hardcore music in a rundown, filthy, yet sexy venue known as the Vaudeville Mews in Des Moines, Iowa. The Acacia Strain put…
The beauty of this project is that I get to feature artists around the world. I have featured artists from Sweden, England, New Zealand, and now the Philippines. We are…
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