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"I just want to roll into that with an energy like it's all starting again. That's how I want to approach it."
This is not a good look for Steffen.
"We were discussing setlist and all the effects and everything — but he decided to go at that moment and he left."
Throwing it back to 2000 today.
It's unclear when the announcement will happen.
"That song just resonates with people. It's so heavy, it's so impactful."
It seems like it'll happen this week?
Cannibal Corpse and vocalist Chris Barnes split in 1995 during the recording for an album then-called Created To Kill. Barnes was replaced by Monstrosity...
"This is a level of incompetence that I've never witnessed before."
There was a clear-cut winner.
"I hear the heaviest version of ourselves poking its head out again."
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.
Happy Monday. Get wrecked.
Tokyo post-black metal/blackgaze band Pale is back, and they're furious.
The Crown is now streaming a re-recording of their 1997 track "Hunger" from Eternal Death. The re-recording originally appeared as a Japanese bonus track...
“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.”
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."
Plus Evanescence, A Day To Remember, Lamb Of God, and more.
Another experimental jaunt from a great trio.
You like death metal? Because this is death metal.
"Extremely excited about what we've created!"
Plus Suicidal Tendencies, Machine Head, Converge, Band, As I Lay Dying, and more!
Horndal will release their new record Head Hammer Man on April 5, and is now streaming the more melodic single "Calling: Labor". The single...
Prepare to be haunted.
