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WRONG's first full length album provides noise rock anthems that provide the real feel of a room and manage to capture a taste of...
There is not a single riff, fill, or note that sounds out of place.
YouTube vs. Nikki Sixx. Who you got?
Apparently the band has a whole shit ton of new material.
Today's Tech-Death Tuesday focuses on Connecticut based band Formless, who finally return with their long awaited and unfortunately delayed debut, Eon. A full early...
Symphonic/Avant-Garde Funeral Doom highlighted by the use of a church pipe organ from the Czech Republic.
The pressure is on for Fallujah if Dreamless can simultaneously stand up to The Flesh Prevails, while still keeping us interested for the future.
Metal musicians face a new cooking challenge each week
Graves at Sea is triumphant; sounding like a unit bristling with animated energy and freshness despite having produced a work no one would be...
In today's Tech-Death Tuesday, The Ritual Aura allowed us to premiere two new songs from their upcoming full-length, Tæther. Each song premiering today features...
Siren is a different beast than what you'd expect from a band that was in hibernation for the last five years.
One of the world's biggest and brightest Black Metal talents is returning!
There are many solos incorporated throughout, they are nimble, decisive and carry a proficient charm to them.
Warning: May induce night terrors.
Alcest is working on some "alien," or so they say.
Hanno is from Germany and discusses how pro wrestling taught him about American culture. A fun episode.
Being a super niche genre like technical death metal means there are a whole host of bands that hardcore obsessive tech-death heads will know,...
FFO: Nocturnus, Obscura, Death.
It would not surprise me if Michael Keene granted permission for The Zenith Passage to pick up where Planetary Duality left off.
Get your peepers on the first look at the shiny new lyric video from Scottish groove metal masters From Sorrow To Serenity. A big...
If you dig a little bit, you just might like what you find.
Seattle's He Whose Ox Is Gored is one of the best underground bands you've never heard off. Musically, the band fuses doom metal with prog and...
