TURN IT UP FOR LIFE: Why the 988 Crisis Hotline Matters More Than Ever
And Why the Rock Community Should Help Keep It Alive Rock music has always been a refuge for the ones who feel too much. The outcasts, the misfits, the people who carry a storm inside their chest. The stories told through heavy riffs and raw lyrics often hit close to home because they echo real battles: depression, addiction, trauma, self doubt. We’ve lost far too many legends to those battles. And every fan knows someone, sometimes themselves, who has felt that darkness. Tha
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Nov 16
The Titans of Tone: The Greatest Heavy Metal Guitar Players of All Time
Heavy metal has always been defined by the guitar. From the first skull shaking riffs that birthed the genre to the hyper technical solos of today. Metal’s identity has been forged through six strings, distortion and an unrelenting desire to push boundaries. While countless players have contributed to metal’s evolution, a select few have reshaped what the instrument can do, culturally, technically and sonically. Here are the legends whose riffs built the genre and whose solos
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Nov 16
Apraxia Kids
Understanding Apraxia Kids: A Lifeline for Children with Speech Disorders Apraxia Kids is a dedicated charity focused on supporting children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), a motor speech disorder that affects a child's ability to plan and coordinate the movements necessary for speech. This organization plays a crucial role in raising awareness, providing resources and advocating for children and families impacted by this condition. What is Childhood Apraxia of Speech
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Nov 6
Exploring the Legendary Rock and Metal Artists of Atlantic Records
Atlantic Records, a driving force in the music industry since its inception in 1947. Known for its fantastic roster of rock and metal artists, the label shaped the sound of modern music. Its impact is still felt today. The Birth of Atlantic Records Established in New York City by Ahmet Ertegun and Herb Abramson, Atlantic Records initially focused on jazz and R&B. By the 1960s and 1970s, the label recognized the growing popularity of rock and metal. This shift diversified its
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