Upcoming Releases
"We have crowdkilling, Fugazi, Mars Volta, Entombed, mathcore madness, slow Nate riffs where I play too fast, shitty riffs, emo riffs…"
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Who better to cover 'em than Chris Barnes?
Specifically 54 minutes of mind-melting playing.
“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.”
From their new record Sleepless Empire.
"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.
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.
There are six of 'em. It's a tough choice.
Confess has had an incredibly tumultuous career.
"My senior yearbook quote was a Defeater lyric."
Agnostic Front is set to have a pretty busy 2025.
It involved shoes. It was dumb.
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.
Get those rolling papers ready...
Nine is comin' for you.
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."
"We have crowdkilling, Fugazi, Mars Volta, Entombed, mathcore madness, slow Nate riffs where I play too fast, shitty riffs, emo riffs…"
"Honestly, the biggest flaw of Phantoma is a gripe that could be made about a lot of power metal: too much of it sounds...
Though a good chunk of people remain positive.
Cannibal Corpse and Amon Amarth ripped through the MODA Center in Portland, OR on April 26, and our photographer Alison Webster was there to...
"I think it's safe to say that the longer people have to wait, the better the result is going to be."
"For me, it's three shows marking five years since our final shows."
"You could create a version of it that was doable."
"We were lucky and honored to be able to stumble into that, and also more than happy to move on from it as well."
All the black metal you could want on a Sunday.