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"I hear the heaviest version of ourselves poking its head out again."
There was a clear-cut winner.
“I can dial in any era of the band or my writing at will, because they’re all based on methodologies and certain emotional templates.”
Specifically 54 minutes of mind-melting playing.
"There are no boundaries in music. You should just keep an open mind."
They're also plotting some tours.
"I wasn't teaching him how to play the songs because he can play anything he wants to play."
Plus some Killswitch Engage tour dates, help for Karyn Crisis, and more!
"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...
Plus some SpiritWorld boogie, a crusher by Crown Magnetar, and more.
There are six of 'em. It's a tough choice.
"My senior yearbook quote was a Defeater lyric."
Agnostic Front is set to have a pretty busy 2025.
It involved shoes. It was dumb.
Plus Queens Of The Stone Age, Converge, and a buncha others that aren't super heavy.
Kicking off on April 3 at the Cambridge Room at House Of Blues in Cleveland, OH.
Confess has had an incredibly tumultuous career.
Spiritworld's new record Helldorado is due out March 21.
Including evacuation and relocation costs, instrument replacement/repair, home damage, medical care, mental health services.
Plus releases from Paleface Swiss, Alt Blk Era, Ex Deo, and Tremonti.
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...
"Stick To Your Guns' latest offering is a reminder to stay the course and perhaps plant something beautiful along the way."
"March of the Unheard is an incredibly authentic throwback to classic Gothenburg melodeath."
"Overall, I think this was a creative miss by Paleface Swiss."
"An artist did get paid for this artwork."
"As for a future System record, the saying goes, 'Nobody knows!'"
"It has just felt forced, joyless and all for the wrong reasons."
Kicking off late this August.
Less of a war, more of a good time.
...why call it a farewell show then?
A taste of grandeur, drama and heaviness.
