Episode 711 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show features Corpse God, a collaboration between current members of Leprosy, Horrid Ordeal, and ex-Bloodbath. Established in 2021, Corpse God is dedicated to reviving the newness and vitality of Death Metal from the late 80s and early 90s. Drawing influences from bands like Asphyx, Death, Morgoth, and Bolt Thrower, Corpse God embraces the rawness of Old School Death Metal, where brutality reigns supreme. The lineup includes Corpse God on Guitar/Vocals, Seth Collins on Drums, Zac Nestor on Guitar, and Rick Hopkins on Bass. Tune in to learn more about Corpse God’s upcoming “Onward to Oblivion” CD release, and catch them live with Shattered Soul and Feast on the Fallen at Preserving in New Kensington on Saturday, March 2, 2024.

Kingdom Come's lineup: Danny Stag, Rick Steier, Johnny B. Frank, Ezekiel "Zeke" Kaplan, & Matt Muckle... We will be discussing the band's history, music backgrounds, and the upcoming Return to the Kingdom

In episode 709 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show, our featured artist is The Parishables, a rock duo that boldly explores a fusion of Punk Rock, Metal, Grunge, and Alternative genres in their music. Join us as we delve into the creative process behind their latest multi-genre album, "Death Mental." Featuring music from: Homicide Black, Lords of the Trident, The Parishables, Diesel Beast, Storms Within, Digregorio, Helios

In episode 708 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show, our featured guest is Jazz Byers, a scene stalwart and a member of several bands, including Half Wheel, Homicide Black, Scarlet O’Hara, JMJ, Silk9, and more. Jazz is also the owner of Rattleclack Entertainment, which encompasses a recording studio and an independent label. Additionally, he hosts Jazz’s Rockin’ Roadshow on Music from the 412. Join Jazz Byers as he takes you on a musical journey through different cities and cool places, making friends and enjoying the local music scene. Jazz always returns to Pittsburgh in each episode to conduct interviews and showcase performances from the featured band. For more on Jazz Byers and his adventures, visit Half Wheel, Silk9, Rattleclack Entertainment, and Music from the 412. Don’t miss the excitement and diverse sounds on Jazz’s Rockin’ Roadshow! Featuring music from: Para Bellum, Half Wheel, JMJ, Homicide Black, Unbroken Soul, Union of Souls, A Common Crown Because you enjoyed this episode… Whitethrash...

In Episode 707 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show, the spotlight is on The Anxiety Effect, a metalcore band hailing from Northern, Pennsylvania. The discussion covers their recent activities, upcoming plans, background information on the band, and the release of their latest single, “On My Own.” For more details and to listen to the single, visit their website at www.theanxietyeffect.net/on-my-own. Featuring music from: Dragonfly Effect, For Those In Question, The Anxiety Effect, Rat Bastard, Theriaca, The Fall of Me, Drown the Deep Because you enjoyed this episode… Scott and Rosanna Royal Honey – Cut n’ Run PARS561 Unbroken Soul Load More

Photo Credit: Brittany Hope Hambrick – Ross Flora is a seasoned, multifaceted singer and musician out of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Growing up just south of Roanoke, he was surrounded by strong influences in both R&B and Bluegrass. When asked what his first musical memories were, he said, “My dad would stand me up on the back of a church pew and teach me harmony parts with the congregation.” When Ross was 12, his dad came home to find him playing along to a Van Halen CD and went to sign him up for guitar lessons that day. By his teenage years, Ross began performing at various venues and festivals throughout the South Atlantic. At the age of 19, he started playing guitar and singing with “The Kings” in Roanoke, Virginia. In 2012, Ross moved from the family farm to pursue a career in Nashville, Tennessee. Once in Nashville, he was able to build a strong audience base as a...