This weeks hard hitter Drill comes at you from Raleigh, N.C. Their acclaimed 2003 album "The Faceless Majority" under the name Drill 187 launched a 23 state tour winning rave reviews. In 2005 the band took a 6 year break reforming in 2011 for some reunion shows which re-ignited the drive to share their craft and I for one am ecstatic they are back! Between Jason's powerful vocals and the sick beats these guys should be back on top in no time. I had a chance to catch up with Jason this week:

It's time to hit 88MPH again and go back to the future. Quite literally, Europe and the UK all put their clocks forward this evening so all UK times advertised will be switching to BST. It all happens tonight, so if you're in Europe or the UK don't forget to put the clocks forward and check out our schedule and how the time travel shenanigans will affect tyour listening pleasure today.

DJ King from 4pm GMT/Midday EST
DJ Krystl from 6pm GMT/2pm EST
DJ Spellfire from Midnight GMT/8pm EST

From here it gets weird, those pesky clocks go forward during Spellfire's set so it all turns to BST for UK/Europe.

DJ Pixyl from 3am BST/10pm EST
DJ Impius from 5am BST/Midnight EST

This weeks Electronic Rock band comes from "deep in the heart of Texas"  and has shared the stage with Three Days Grace, Evanescense, Seether and more! After their debut album they took their artistic talent to the next level by working with producer Jeff Blue who has worked with Linkin Park and Korn to name a few as well as working with co-producer Mike Gonsolin. Their new sound is comparable to Linkin Park, Breaking Benjamin, etc. I had a chance to catch up with Dominic while they are working on their new singles:

Last In Line is a pop-punk/hardcore band out of Harrisburg PA. Their debut self-titled album was released in March 2013 and they've been heating up the local scene ever since. Working their asses off they recently wrapped up the South for Wintour rocking fans in Fla., N.C., VA, GA to name a few. Their sound can be compared to bands like Green Day or Four Year Strong while remaining uniquely theirs.

I had a chance to catch up with Jake from Last In Line:

Goat Simulator started out as a way to train new programmers in the Unreal Engine as well as relaxing after Sanctum 2. A gameplay video was posted on youtube and it went viral! With over 2.3 million views and the gaming community wanting to get their hands on it, the guys at Coffee Stain Studios decided to give the masses what they've been craving.

What is Goat Simulator you ask? Read on to find out!