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Specifically 54 minutes of mind-melting playing.
There are six of 'em. It's a tough choice.
Plus releases from Paleface Swiss, Alt Blk Era, Ex Deo, and Tremonti.
"That's 2.5 minutes of a 5.5 minute song. These were not Steffen's to use and now he's trying to blow Alex off by claiming...
"My senior yearbook quote was a Defeater lyric."
From their new record Sleepless Empire.
Including evacuation and relocation costs, instrument replacement/repair, home damage, medical care, mental health services.
Get those rolling papers ready...
Nine is comin' for you.
Agnostic Front is set to have a pretty busy 2025.
In a just world, Faithxtractor would be way bigger than they are now. The band's driving force, Ash Thomas, is a singular extreme metal...
It involved shoes. It was dumb.
Rest in power, Ragne.
"March of the Unheard is an incredibly authentic throwback to classic Gothenburg melodeath."
The Overview is due out this March.
"Richie came along with boundless enthusiasm and all this energy, and he just sort of rubbed off on the rest of us."
Plus Bongripper, Ranges, Newmoon, and more!
Shout out to Gustav Holst.
"Sodom is the only metal band who would never make money with signing sessions or photo sessions."
"Stick To Your Guns' latest offering is a reminder to stay the course and perhaps plant something beautiful along the way."
"Overall, I think this was a creative miss by Paleface Swiss."
"Defeated Sanity is one of the best in the game of absolute top-tier extremity."
"Distant has delivered a must-listen for any fan of the heavier side of the metal spectrum."
It's a hot, swampy July day and in a quiet Connecticut neighborhood, death metal blares from the back room of a modest colonial-style home....
"After more than 15 incredible years together, Spencer Prewett is departing from Archspire."
Kami No Ikari will be there too.
Kicking off in February.
"The band is different. But, back then, there was nine guys that wanted to be in the same place, and we made it work."
I was first introduced to Stryper by the late, great Rob Campo of the New York (and later, L.A.) metal scene back in 1987....
Specifically an otolaryngologist and a neurologist.
