Staff
Carmela Carr // Founder/Writer/Graphic Designer
Born and raised in Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania, CC founded Generation Clash to share all the obscure artists that she loves, and along the way, she has discovered many new underground acts that have made GenClash the go-to for acts from both the online and offline underground.
CC's favorite artists include Queen, Starz, Angel, L.A. Trash, Judas Priest, Star Star, City Boy, Sad Cafe, Axe, T-Ride, Mickey Mess, Shotgun Messiah, Baxter Robertson, Lime Spiders, Swanny James, Nantucket, Slammin' Gladys, Jamie Sheriff, Ready the Prince, White Hot Odyssey, Firehouse, Dan Reed Network, Scream Idol, and many others.
Margaret Roiedisar // Playlist Curator
Born and raised in Christmas Island, Australia, Margaret met CC through Last.fm. Margaret curates all of the playlists.
Margaret's favorite artists include: Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Ting Tings, Foo Fighters, Love/Hate, The Raconteurs, Blackfoot, Jackson United, The Hives, L.A. Guns, Dirty Looks, Liberty Deep Down, The Great Leslie, Chilliwack, Diamond REO, Prism, and Them Crooked Vultures.
Angie Andrews Delacroix // Photographer
Born and raised in Kyoto, Japan, Angie is a photographer who has captured many things from landscapes to animals to record stores!
Angie's favorite artists include Strapps, Teaze, Rat Motel, The Front, Izzi Sleep, Kings Of Leon, Beck, Public Access T.V., The Bohicas, Honey Davis, Urgent, LaMarca, New Improved God, 4 Out Of 5 Doctors, Burning Sensations, Gary Myrick, Loz Netto, and Mona.
Anthony Mclaude // Writer
Anthony Mclaude, the enigmatic figure known as Rock & Roll's Best Kept Secret, delves into the world of music journalism with a raw and unapologetic pen. From established icons to up-and-coming talents, Mclaude fearlessly reviews and reveals the diverse sounds that shape our musical landscape.
Raised in a Christian household by a single mother and grandmother in the 1990s, Mclaude's journey into the world of rock 'n' roll began at a young age. The soulful melodies of The Rolling Stones and The Beatles, mixed with the pop sensibilities of Madonna and Alanis Morissette, created a soundtrack that would influence his future path.
A pivotal moment came in 7th grade when Mclaude's storytelling prowess caught the attention of his teacher, Mrs. DeFeo. Her words of encouragement ignited a fire within him, propelling him towards a future in writing. Fast forward fifteen years, and Mclaude found himself studying journalism at Cumberland County College, honing his skills as a reporter for The Voice.
His dedication and passion for community journalism led him to a position at The People's Press of Millville, where he made his mark with insightful articles and press releases. Collaborations with publications like Eclectic Shades, Rock At Night, and New Noise Magazine further solidified Mclaude's reputation as a rising star in the world of music journalism.
Mclaude attended his first concert as a journalist reviewing and writing what he experienced, covering Sadie Jean’s ‘Simple Like 17’ tour at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn, NYC, and Allie X’s ‘Girl With No Face’ tour at Racket NYC, within the heart of Chelsea, Manhattan’s art district.
With each byline, Mclaude continues to push the boundaries of his craft, capturing the essence of artists and their music with a unique perspective that sets him apart in the industry. As Rock & Roll's Best Kept Secret, his journey is just beginning, with a future as bright and promising as the music he so passionately writes about.
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