Close Menu
    News

    INCUBUS Bassist Nicole Row Expresses Hope for a Return to ‘S.C.I.E.N.C.E.’ Era Sound

    SenecaBy 589 Comments3 Mins Read

    While Incubus found mainstream success in the early 2000s with alt-rock radio staples like “Drive” and “Pardon Me”, that rise to multi-platinum fame came at the cost of the quirky, genre-blending sound that marked their earliest work. Before they became household names, the band’s fusion of funk, rock, and nü-metal could be heard across releases like their debut “Fungus Amongus”, 1997’s “Enjoy Incubus” EP, and the now gold-certified “S.C.I.E.N.C.E.” album released in 1999.

    Over the past two decades, however, that eccentric early catalog has largely been shelved. Back in 2017, Brandon Boyd explained that shift, telling Spin that the band made a conscious decision to distance themselves from the rising nü-metal wave in the early ‘00s:

    “We played S.C.I.E.N.C.E. so much for the first 15 or 16 years of being on tour… There was a period of years when we were knowingly rebelling against it, we were desperately trying to shake off the identity it had created around us.”

    He went on to reflect on how that relationship has evolved in recent years:

    “We started to fall in love with [those songs] again. I think we just needed a friend break. There’s still a couple that we won’t touch, because they’re just terrible. The songs we really do like playing are songs like “Vitamin,” “New Skin,” and “Summer Romance.””

    But with a new member in the fold, the door may not be entirely closed. In a recent appearance on the ‘Talk Toomey Podcast’, bassist Nicole Row expressed a desire to revisit that heavier, funkier side of the band. When host Josh Toomey (of the reactivated Primer 55) asked about playing older material for the diehard fans, Row replied:

    “I know, I know, I know. Everybody wants it and we never give it to them [laughs]… I made a comment about making another album like ‘S.C.I.E.N.C.E.’. Like, you know, let’s get back there a little bit. So, we’ll see. See if we can try to pull a little bit more funky/weird out in the world.”

    For now, those hopes remain just that. The band’s upcoming ninth studio album, “Something In The Water”, is due out October 10th and shows no clear signs of returning to their earlier sonic chaos.

    In the meantime, Incubus are continuing their live victory lap in celebration of “Morning View”, the 2x multi-platinum effort that propelled them into the mainstream. They’ll hit the road again this summer with Manchester Orchestra supporting:

    06/25 Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena
    06/27 Atlantic City, NJ – Hard Rock Live
    06/28 Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun Arena
    06/30 Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage
    07/03 St. Louis, MO – Chaifetz Arena
    07/05 Welch, MN – Treasure Island Resort & Casino
    07/08 Kansas City, MO – Starlight Theatre
    07/10 Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre
    07/12 Salt Lake City, UT – Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
    07/15 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena
    07/16 Eugene, OR – Cuthbert Amphitheater
    07/18 Lincoln, CA – The Venue at Thunder Valley Casino Resort
    07/19 Chula Vista, CA – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
    10/04 Inglewood, CA – Intuit Dome

    Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just a rock/metal news website, but it doubles as an independent band directory, designed so that visitors can browse independent bands by not just subgenre, but location as well. It’s perfect to keep your finger on the pulse of your area’s hottest and newest bands or if you’re in a band, it’s a great way to find bands to network with! Click the banner below and start discovering bands all over the world, now!

    Share.

    Related Posts

    589 Comments

    8. Shea Atkinson on

      That would be the dopest shit ever… But they ain’t gonna do that. Once that pop rock money started coming in they never went back. Science was the best for me, but I did like a few cuts from after albums.

      Reply
    13. Timmy Halischak on

      This makes her the coolest member of the band. Because they basically ignore their youthful talent.

      Reply
        • Timmy Halischak on

          Kacy Ortiz the proof is in their shows. I know they play only one maybe two songs off that album in the last 15 years.

          Reply
        • Dave Wilkes on

          Kacy Ortiz you know you can look up their set lists and see that they don’t play any songs live from that era, right?

          Reply
    15. Glauber Moreno on

      Good wish but Incubus is a whole different path. I doubt that they would go back to the old sound. We had a new metal momentum and that was a great time for it, yet they didn’t do it.

      Reply
      • Vinny Mastrantonio on

        Jason Gardner it would require Brandon, Mike, Jose, and Chris, to a lesser extent, to want to go back and revisit more of those songs and that sound. She can play his stuff perfectly fine. It would be cool. But they don’t need to, at all. Their music is fine. How they changed is fine. You don’t go to a woman like, “i like how you looked 25 years ago”. Why is it okay to think bands can’t change? Linkin Park changed. Slipknot changed. Tons of bands have changed. Even Deftones have changed in their own way

        Reply
        • Lucas Smith on

          Vinny Mastrantonio“Linkin Park changed” man. The guy responsible for putting them on the frigging map DIED, yeah. Slipknot changed, yeah they got immensely worse. Deftones didn’t change at all. They have been the only mainstream band still wholly sounding like themselves just experimenting with different types of songwriting. It has worked very well for them, like with Diamond Eyes and Koi No Yokan, but they’re an outlier because not every band can continue making bangers. Incubus is one of them. I can’t even remember a good song off their last like 4 records.

          Reply
        • Jackie-Carroll Williams on

          Vinny Mastrantonio dirk lance wrote like 90% music for the first 4 albums( technically 5 if you count the e” enjoy incubus ” ep that was mostlyre recordings) , …. so yeah … it would require dirk…. because soon as he left incubus took a sharp left turn after morning view away from his funk style song structures.

          Reply
        • Jackie-Carroll Williams on

          Lucas Smith chester did not put them on the map lol . Jeff blue the manager/ producer ,who put chester in the band , put them on the map lol. Hence why Gray Daze only sold 10,000 albums.

          Reply
        • Justin Badlose on

          Vinny Mastrantonio change is fine. Incubus’ change went from awesome to suck with the exit of one member. That’s the difference

          Reply
        • Lucas Smith on

          Jackie-Carroll Williams that’s what they call a distinction without a difference. Had Chester not been in the band, they wouldn’t have been important in American media as we know it today.

          Reply
        • Lucas Smith on

          Josh Colenot. Koi No Yokan is one of their best selling records. Ohms has a ton of life in it. Gore not so much, but Ohms is their most recent and a return to form. Do you have any evidence against that?

          Reply
        • Matt Kelsall on

          Jackie-Carroll Williams booo. I agree he was great but you are also discrediting the rest of the band

          Reply
        • Daniel Brown on

          Vinny Mastrantonio it’s been pop bullshit since Morning View so no their music is not fine it’s been trash

          Reply
      • Shane Redmond on

        Jason Gardner I mean it’s entirely possible she can play like him. I’d love to see Incubus do a call back to their first few albums they were wild.

        Reply
      • Jason Acosta on

        Jason Gardner why would it require one guy.
        That’s dumb
        Also none of this bands output is worth anything. Who cares

        Reply
      • Drumsaudiocomedy Paul on

        Jason Gardner oh yeah because she’s a woman and she’s totally not capable of doing the job correctly right? 🤣☠️  dude she’s a pro and she plays BASS for incubus. What else do you need? 🤣

        Reply
    24. Gary Belcher on

      Brandon would never let that happen. He wouldn’t want to disappoint the sorority girl fan base.

      Reply
      • Kerri Hillard on

        Gary Belcher Brandon has actually stated that he is keen to go heavier but can only go with the riffs Mike brings to the studio.

        Reply
    25. Brandon Lawton on

      I doubt it , think there way pasted that point in there career. They like playing alt live music these days unfortunately

      Reply
    28. Kenny Gryskwicz on

      S.c.i.e.n.c.e. is my favorite Incubus album, I saw them live a few years back and although it was a great performance, I was kinda let down they play zero tracks from the album live. And by kinda, I mean alot

      Reply
        • Eric Sharpe on

          Andy Mortensen when I bought The Fungus Amongus there was a loner note saying how they wrote it in highschool and don’t play anything like that anymore. Hell, they won’t even put that album on streaming services

          Reply
    31. Joe Mills on

      I agree that Alex aka Dirk was a huge part of earlier incubus’ sound and funky riffs for the first few albums and we all appreciate the solid foundation he laid with incubus for their foundation and spring off point during the make yourself and morning view stardom.

      With that being said she’s rips, was personally recommened by Ben & has wicked, monstrous bass tone and playing! Looking forward to heading them this Year Live!!

      Reply
    36. Torrey Long on

      I don’t know who she is, but I think I love her. Science and Enjoy were the BEST albums of theirs I had.

      Reply
    40. Khris M Shilling on

      Enjoy Incubus EP is probably my fav – but no Dirk now 🙁 idk if they’ll ever get that vibe or sound back

      Reply
    47. Pepe Silvia on

      Here for the douche misogynist bros comments thinking she ain’t got the skills cause SHes A SKirT

      Reply
    53. Jason Yi on

      considering that Brandon and Co removed all 808 drops from the live shows, i doubt they go back to when they were good

      Reply
    55. Jared Harris on

      I honestly think we could be getting a 30th Anniversary Tour for SCIENCE in a few years. Been seeing more and more rumblings about them playing more from that album.

      Reply
    62. Shane McFarland on

      Brandon’s voice is gone unfortunately. He struggles so bad. Stuff happens though. I’ll never forget when it came so easy…

      Reply
    66. Anthony D'Andrea on

      A crow left of the murder is a masterpiece and so is light grenades and so is if not now when and so is 8. Just different eras and different styles within the genre. Painful how many ppl missed out on All of those great records and they stay stuck on science and morning view

      Reply
        • Anthony D'Andrea on

          Lucía Ravyn Laclair indeed, I actually love every incubus album for different reasons. The first 4 songs on make yourself always get me goin

          Reply
      • James Da Prato on

        Anthony D’Andrea Both albums are some of my favorites and wish they would play more tunes from them. 👏

        Reply
        • Anthony D'Andrea on

          Benjamin Badeau it took me about 5 play throughs of that whole album to really start loving it. It’s just very different from all their other material

          Reply
      • Heather Reckers on

        Anthony D’Andrea ACLOFM was a garbage album. They were coming off the high of Morning View which they had rented a mansion and lived together while they wrote music. That garbage album they wrote in two weeks time after going on tour with bands they weren’t in the same genre as like Marilyn Manson. That is their WORST album to date and only had a few good songs. You must have jumped on the INCUBUS bandwagon after “Drive” came out. We’ve been here since the beginning.

        Reply
        • Anthony D'Andrea on

          Heather Reckers bro I’m almost 40, I like all of the albums homie. Chill out little baby. It’s okay if you don’t like it, but I happen to like every song on that masterpiece record and that probably won’t change. The lyrics alone are profound and some of my fav in the discography

          Reply
      • Chris Barrett on

        Anthony D’Andrea I’m being serious, I need you to convince me on INNW, and 8 (and Light Grenades to an extent). I had a hard time getting into them, and I’m a HUGE fan of early Incubus. COMPLETELY agree with you on Crow.

        Reply
    67. Jameson Craighead on

      I lasted as far as Morning View -but can’t get behind much else beyond that. S.C.I.E.N.C.E. and Make Yourself are tops for me

      Reply
      • Sarah Elizabeth Scott on

        Scotty Ray yes! Been feeling this way for a while now. He sounds way different… I can’t put my finger on it. The only thing I’ve figured out is the rest of the band’s sound used to be equal on the earlier albums (sometimes even more powerful that his voice) but in later ones his voice is isolated and it just doesn’t have the same effect.

        Reply
        • Scotty Ray on

          Sarah Elizabeth Scott i had read that he had nasal surgery . He could only breath out of one side of his nose and once he had that done it changed his sound !!!!

          My wife and kids love them we have seen them several times but the change is bad .

          At least we have the memories

          Reply
    83. Chris Apaliski on

      I mean I think we’ve all been wanting a return to Incubus since Dirk left, haven’t we? Isn’t she just saying the quiet part out loud?

      Reply
      • Spencer Willock on

        Chris Apaliski personally, no.
        I like SCIENCE. Its a great album. I also think they are one of the best bands to exemplify the notion of growing and evolving. And again this is just my opinion but, of all my favourite bands, they are the most consistently good, in terms of the material they put out album to album. If they went back to that sound now it would feel like caving to what a select group of fans want, rather than creating art. I would love to see them add more songs from that era into their setlist (and arguably, they’ve been doing that, I saw them 2023 and 2024 and each show had a different SCIENCE era song). But going back to that sound for a new album wouldn’t be right, to me

        Reply
        • Michael Verhey on

          Spencer Willock but their sound hasn’t evolved… if anything it’s devolved… into run of the mill easy listening garbage.

          Reply
        • Chris Apaliski on

          Spencer Willock Fair. I think my feelings on it are a little more complex than I lead on to be. I don’t necessarily want them to go back and sound like SCIENCE. But in my opinion, the band kind of fell off after Dirk left (Morning View is m fav incubus album). I say that as a guitarist too and not a bassist – that in my opinion they just lost something after that era. I’m all for evolving (thrice or periphery is my example of that) but I think to me, I just don’t love Incubus’s later catalog. They’ve had some good songs now and then, but I don’t connect with it as much as that early run. You’re right though, no point in not evolving so it’s good they’re at least evolving in some form. I just wish it had more “oomph”

          Reply
    88. Cody Griffith on

      Problem is, they are missing the main piece too that puzzle. I love Nicole, but that’s no Dirk

      Reply
    95. Jason Kocks on

      Dirk didn’t leave after science. He left after morning view.

      All of Incubus is good. Ben and Dirk are excellent players for different reasons. 

      Reply
    100. Brandi Henderson on

      I’m over here wondering when did they get a female bassist? 🤣🤣 Definitely one of my favorite albums, but I love em all….. Can we bring back the sexy dreds, too?

      Reply
    101. Mike Taffe on

      I’ve been dying for that sound to come back for decades. Great band but man, the energy and unique sound they had back then was a different level.

      Reply
    102. Autum Williams on

      Do we want to put that strain on Brandon’s vocals??.. he’s done so much for us already.. lol.

      Reply
    103. Autum Williams on

      People should have stayed what they looked like in high school. They aren’t themselves after that and they look different and they sound different and they do different things.

      Reply
    118. Ashlee Barton-Rye on

      Grrrr…… I don’t wanna like her. Lol. But that is the wisest thing to come out of that band in years.

      Reply
    128. Adam Strong on

      “Beware the Groove!” — Only way that happens is to get Dirk back on board. He was the spine of the groove, and as much as I still love Incubus, it hasn’t been the same since he left. Old man rant over.

      Reply
    130. Robin McPlurry on

      Theyre too old. Brandons voice is shot. Theyve been making contemporary moderate soft rock for 2 decades now. Theyre burnt.

      Reply
    131. Brian Bonifacio on

      I was lucky enough to see Incubus right after SCIENCE came out, twice. And both times System of Down played right after them. Holy crap was that amazing.

      Reply
    139. Noel Gervacio Andrade on

      My favorite album is Morning View it is somewhere in between all their previous album before MV

      Reply
    141. Ryan Smith on

      Constant overplayer.. I distinctly remember watching phantom planet open for them and realizing that phantom planet was way more rock n roll than incubus could ever be …. they are like pop soft rock nu-metal or something

      Reply
        • Esteban Miguel on

          questionable since she hasn’t contributed to any material that would compare to the ones Dirk and Ben did, and as far as productivity, its tough to even say she is as well rounded as Ben when you consider Incubus + his solo work. At this point, she is more a hired gun than a solid contributing member with a distinct sound who has made her mark.

          Reply
      • Jenric Gonzales on

        Ben can’t even do it properly when it comes to SCI or Fungus songs (if ever they did include it on their setlist before). 🤷‍♂️

        Reply
    148. Antonio Tito Melendez on

      I instantly love her if this is true but can she slap? Will it be as creative? Incubus first 3 albums are on that type of sh!t where it makes you wonder if aliens made that music and not humans 😂seriously though. Creativity in that era was on 100

      Reply
    150. Nathalie Boisjolie on

      Fuck yeah! … but one I’d really LOVE to hear in concert is “Take Me To Your Leader” 🤞🏻🫶🏻

      Reply
    155. Andrew Tyler on

      Love the people here who don’t know why she had to fill in, or for how long, and how perfect of a fit she is. If she says that, rest assured this new album will RIP.

      Reply
    157. Ben Ben on

      Brandon will have to stop singing like he has a tongue depressor in his mouth. I just don’t see it happening.

      Reply
    167. David Yee on

      I like the most is science album.. The rest was just ok. I could have listen science all over n over again

      Reply
      • Rodrigo Zamora on

        Fernando Tejo González Una muy buena bajista de sesión que ha tocado con Miley Cyrus, Dua Lipa y Panic at the disco entre otros.

        Reply
    176. Ku Koi on

      Not gonna happen.

      1st the perfect gears
      PRS, Warwick etch.

      2nd Brandon’s voice

      3rd we go back to the 1st No perfect gears No Groove No heavy stuffs!

      Reply
    185. Jenric Gonzales on

      In that case, she needs to leave so Dirk/Alex can return. He is the essential sound of Fungus and SCI.

      Reply
    189. Pete Oliva on

      I prefer a mix of the Science/Make Yourself sound. Science was good but it was a little too in your face all the time. I like the mix of more subdued textures from M.Y. to be blended in.

      Reply
    198. Nick Wolfe on

      Who knew incubus had a female bass player? I seen them 20 times  never noticed the blonde lady playing based

      Reply
    199. Lee Stewart on

      Yeah well, she can’t slap like Alex and he was the entire reason their sound was good.
      Now they’re pop

      Reply
    200. Baolin Liu on

      She’s an amazing bass player. She did lots of random appearances and collabs around the LA area in between touring with panic ! . She did scary pockets which is basically funk group that covers popular songs . There’s a video of her jamming with two other female bass players and it was 🔥. She absolutely has the chops for that old incubus style with her heavy r n b , Motown and soul influences.

      Reply
    203. Augie Garcia on

      Brandon might be too soft now to get back to that intensity. Saw an interview with him and I thought he looked pretty run down. Hopefully his health is good and that he can deliver that old sound again. Probably their best album.

      Reply
    208. Ricky Mercado on

      Unfortunately, Brandon’s voice can’t handle most of the songs from SCIENCE. They play a few every now and then, but to try and perform the whole album on tour frequently would probably be impossible for him….

      Reply
    209. Alexandria Ransom on

      Yes PUH-Leeze!!!! Love it all but those early albums are definitely it! And I think Nicole could pull it off no problem. But I think the guys enjoy the evolution of their sound that came with growing up.

      Reply
    223. Christian Dom on

      When we get there, we’re gonna fly so far away
      Making sure to laugh
      While we experience anti-gravity!!

      Reply
    225. Heather Reckers on

      Me too. It was their best Era. 👌 all energy live. And Dirk was the greatest. Sad he’s gone.

      Reply
    236. Eric J Perez on

      I don’t know if that will happen as incubus came out and even said that they liked Red Hot chili peppers so much that they sounded like them the first few albums. 

      Reply
    242. Chris Hart on

      Maybe needs to encourage her band to recognise that the UK is bigger than London and I’ll gladly come and see a science tour. Sadly their last effort was London which was £600 / head for those of us who don’t live in south England.

      Reply
    245. Andrew Henderson on

      Please!! 🙏🏻 Science!, Make yourself! and Fungus Amungus! Are all some of the best albums ever written in my opinion 🙌🏻😎
      Please!! Bring that sound back!!

      Reply
        • Christian Lameda on

          Jason Acosta I don’t need to be hired… I’m good…my profession is in IT and military satellite communications..ive been in the army for 17years… Playing guitar is just a hobby for me.. Although I could go further with it if I wanted to… But I don’t want to by choice…

          Reply
    259. Gerald Bonachita on

      I added her to our artist roster 11 years ago when I was working for a custom pedal board company. I put together her first board when she was with Kyla Stewart. Fun fact, she worked at Guitar Center in Northridge CA.

      Reply
    265. Zanelli De Amorim Caldas on

      Incubus is a weird band. They created an unique sound in their second album , science, that was original, heavy and so interesting musically. Then they refined it on make yourself, bringing more melodies and adding some ballads and “pop songs”. So Morning view came with different instruments, very melodical, lost their heavy sound, but was still interesting IMO. When dirk left they started gradually to lose what they had created – mike changed his signature prs/mesa boogie sound to fender, the bass lost his funkiness, and the songs slowly became more and more boring (to me they lost their esence).

      the “old” fanbase always claimed that science/make yourself sound again…and its funny, because in their shows they use
      To play a lot of their old songs. I lost my hopes on that, and accept the fact that i don’t like their music anymore and they changed. C’est la vie

      Reply
      • Harley Schietinger on

        Zanelli De Amorim Caldas I used to listen science all the time. Then Make yourself was OK but I started losing interest in them they sounded different and watered-down.

        Reply
    269. Kevin Mclaughlin on

      The album that started my adventure in good music!!!! S.c.i.e.n.c.e will forever be top 3 albums

      Reply
    276. Benjamin Webster on

      If she’s down and can hang( tbh I haven’t kept up with them for a little bit) I’m with her on this. The fact she wants that sounds back for incubus tells me everything I need to know about her. 💪🏻🤟🏻

      Reply
    282. Angelo Quinto on

      No offense to the past bassists of Incubus. But let’s be real here. None of them can touch Nicole as she is extremely, and I mean extremely skilled. They can totally nail the S.C.I.E.N.C.E. sound especially with the resurgence of nu-metal today and harder music making a come back.

      Reply
    289. Steve Pruitt on

      We all are hoping for that. The last Pop album they made was just awful. We want Incubus! Not IncuPop.

      Reply
    290. J.B. Walters on

      Dirk was great, Ben was great. Nicole has been great filling in and will continue to be great on the new album. The biggest problem is going to be Brandon’s voice. He struggles pretty bad singing their older songs now…not because he’s a bad singer, but because his voice is changing as he gets older. He doesn’t have the range anymore. I’ll be really interested to see how they navigate writing a new album with the current state of his voice…but I don’t think he’ll be able to pull off SCIENCE-era vocals. I guess we’ll see.

      Reply
    299. Jim Cooper on

      Yes!!! Have a word girl. And now we’ve had full make yourself and morning view play through shows, can we have a S.C.I.E.N.C.E. one too please

      Reply
    302. Aerick Lim on

      S.C.I.E.N.C.E. was always my favorite, saw that tour many moons ago in Birch Hill, NJ…so YES, more of that please!!!

      Reply
    312. GeLio Xn Jack on

      I dont like people trying to fill the place that someone else left. She will never fill the shoes of Alex Katunich.

      Instead of that she will need to bring new sounds

      Reply
    315. Ben Reiss on

      I have confidence she can funk it up as well as Dirk, but Brandon is too much of a douche canoe to tolerate that sound.

      Reply
    317. Daniel Bruckshaw on

      Ben played too much like a guitarist, he overplayed too. Dirk had the feel, the space between notes, groove, tone, really unique style and creative basslines. It’s repeatable but will it be with the same creative subtleties…

      Reply
    323. Kyle Carpenter on

      They disowned the mat style because they didn’t want to be labeled nu-metal. So as much as I approve… good luck with that! Maybe coming from a female they won’t think it’s too frat boy!

      Reply
    327. Ryan Schultz on

      She played phenomenally when I saw them a couple months ago.
      Also she is hot as hell! Marry me nicole row!!!

      Reply
      • David Molina Elizondo on

        Pedro Alfonso Gutierrez aparte de un bajo chingón falta un dj igual así que no habrá nada como ese album yo creo
        Pero pues ya es algo

        Reply
        • Pedro Alfonso Gutierrez on

          David Molina Elizondo que yo sepa si tienen DJ, no es el mismo de la era de science pero si tienen DJ

          Reply
        • Pedro Alfonso Gutierrez on

          David Molina Elizondo ah pues si, el bajista de esa era y el DJ fueron el punto clave 🙏

          Reply
    349. Blizza Drummer on

      I was HUGE incubus fan. I’m an east coast-er so I found them with pardon me. But quickly discovered their backlog of great music. If not now kinda turned me off. I understand bands “evolve.” But that funk between Jose & Dirk was real magic.

      Reply
    365. Ryan Fitzgerald on

      Incubus’s sound change makes me sad. Science, Enjoy Incubus have such a rad sound. Make Yourself is still a good album but there is a noticeable change in their style. Morning View is almost an entirely different band than the band that wrote Science.

      Reply
    373. Matt Aaron on

      The only Incubus show I saw was Lollapalooza when SCIENCE was just about to release or shortly after. There is no other Incubus to me. Any album after that is such a far departure it lost my interest completely.

      Reply
    Leave A Reply

    THE MOSH NETWORK

    THE MOSH NETWORK is an online community for every rocker or metalhead, whether they’re here as a listener or a musician, providing the latest news on their favorite bands and allowing visitors to discover new ones.

    For Bands:

    THE MOSH NETWORK provides a free public independent band directory to allow for discovery and networking purposes, as well as services such as promotion, management, advertising opportunities, and more.

    LEARN MORE
    © 2026 Echols Media Group. All Rights Reserved.