Cause for Concern is A British Nu-Metal band formed in 2011 who are attempting to bring back the Nu-metal genre for a new generation. They are a low tuned band with tight groove riffs, an experimental approach to song writing, synth and memorable lyrics both cleanly sung and dirty screams. During the 3 years that they have been together, they've played a wide variety of shows ranging from intimate pub venues to the O2 academy 3 and some small festivals.

After a 10 month hiatus where the line up was changed to the 5 piece group that it is today the band has had a chance to really think about what direction to go in and have come back more determined than ever, with many shows booked in this coming year that will be full of energy and a great sound. They plan to play these shows with the new material to get more fans and then at the end of the year have a large launch event where the image of the band will be reveiled. The plan is to use UV lights, paints and outfits to create a memorable stage image and show.

I've had a chance to talk with Wolfy:

It's that time of year again. When our wallets weep and our Steam game collections grow exponetially. The Steam Summer sale will be going on until June 30th, so be sure to keep checking as the deals rotate.

Right now there is Don't Starve for $3.74, Day Z for $25.49, XCom Enemy Unknown for $7.49, Farcry 3 for $7.49, and The Witcher 2 for $3.99, to name a few. The Flash sales are Dead Island Riptide, Devil May Cry, Hotline Miami, and Mirror's Edge.

There are lots of great deals to be had, so head over to the Steam store now!

A recently released, highly addicting single player Steam game that was created by Magiko Gaming and publisher Namco Bandai. Platform Mines is described as "a unique 2D platformer packed with exploration, RPG and shooter elements, set in a vast 16-bit underground world! Customise your character, master all difficulty levels and literally jump to the top of the leaderboards to prove your skills."

Another great local band out of North Carolina The Omega Project combines different genres into a sound uniquely their own.  They've shared the stage with more then 25 national recording artists and recently released their new single Go Home which is available on ITunes, Amazon & Google Play.

I had a chance to catch up with TJ:

Billed as a first person survival horror adventure Montas comes to Steam Early Access from Organic Humans. The developers intentions are to immerse you into a dark world where the lines of reality blur. In fact the load screen recommends you to play in a dark room with headphones  on so I did just that.

When you awaken in your office it's dark, you're alone and disoriented did I mention it's dark? From the get go you get the feeling of going slow is definately the pace you want to use until you have to run. So far in my gameplay there have been quite a few "scare" parts, the sounds are super creepy and there are plenty of dark places. The exploration factor for the game allows you to reveal hidden content, underground labyrinths and more allowing for replayablitly.

I had a chance to catch up with Garth from Organic Humans: