Tech-Death Tuesday
Hey everyone! It's time for another bounty of ear bludgeoning fun for fans of technical death metal. For those who are joining us for...
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For fans of High on Fire, Orange Goblin, and Mastodon.
Melodic, blackened death metal perfection.
Hey everyone! It's time for another bounty of ear bludgeoning fun for fans of technical death metal. For those who are joining us for...
Doc Coyle has a badass new band!
GWAR is pretty much the best cover band in the world
If you're familiar with the NYHC scene then you already know my buddy Ray Mazzola of Full Blown Chaos. Whether he's partying on or...
It's an odd ride, but hot damn is it worth it.
Still weird. Still fantastic.
It's a little catchier than Norma Jean or ETID.
After much wait, Anthrax is giving us a taste of what their new album will sound like, out early 2016.
It's the album we never got! It's Mathematics!
Vision Of Disorder will be releasing Razed To The Ground on November 13 via Candlelight Records and from what we've heard, I'm all about...
Is titties a derogatory term? I sure hope not, because it's so fun to say/type. Aaaanyway, a few weeks ago, Devil You Know released...
…and now for something completely different.
Converge brings its live insanity to your house this November!
Antlion-The Prescient Antlion are an upstart progressive focused technical death metal band from Ottawa, Canada who came into existence in 2012. I recently stumbled...
BREAKING NEWS- Solution .45 is still really fucking good.
Holy shit, 2016 is shaping up to be amazing!
It's a pretty scary-sounding track, what with a choir and all.
"This is what Intronaut sounds like nowadays?" That was my first reaction to hearing “Digital Gerrymandering.” I don't mean it as a bad thing,...
New Protest The Hero! Sorta.
After much anticipation, French technical death metal wizards Gorod will be releasing their new LP, A Maze Of Recycled Creeds tomorrow, October 16th. But, you can listen...
It's a slow mover, but it's like getting punched in the face anyway.
