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Mena Ezzat
Not only his love for international music bands shaped his life, but he was also in love with independent artists and bands in Africa and the Middle East since 1998. The idea of Rock Era was shaped in 2001, but finally was implemented in 2004; it was a spark of an idea to serve and support; the musicians in the Middle East as well as Worldwide. Mena is also the founder and owner, Naqada Music Management.
Darkside Records Responds — Now It’s Time for Bands to Show Their Proof, Contracts, and Messages That Prove What Was Promised and Never Delivered
Rock Era Magazine is sharing the official statement published by Darkside Records in response to the growing number of bands who have come forward with accounts of unfulfilled commitments,...
MICHAEL & THE GUILLOTINE Confronts the Ghosts of Grief On Single “Ghosts at 3 AM”
MICHAEL & THE GUILLOTINE introduces its sound with “Ghosts at 3 AM,” an alternative rock song about grief, regret and the strange persistence of the people we lose. Beginning intimately...
CAUGHT IN THE COMFORT OF THE FAMILIAR..
For a song about emotional chaos, Bam Rigby’s “Complicated” is surprisingly steady. Its warm instrumentation and easygoing indie-rock groove create an almost comforting backdrop for lyrics about frustration, distance,...
Interview with Omer Ahmet
Omer Ahmet is one of the most quietly industrious independent artists working in London today — a multi-genre songwriter, producer, and music video creator with over 25 years of...
Interview with Alan Goldberg
Some albums are made in a moment. Others take four decades to realize. Alan Goldberg — Austin-based composer, pianist, and instrumental progressive rock visionary — returns with one of...
Interview with Lord Sonny The Unifier
Brooklyn's most gloriously unhinged rock and roll agitator is back — and he's not asking for permission. Lord Sonny The Unifier, the artistic brainchild of multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, painter, biker,...