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This week's edition includes lots of great prog, a Rattata, a supergroup, a Rattata, some spooky shit, ANOTHER FUCKING RATTATA, and more! To the...
Norway's Leprous is a band that doesn't get over to our side of the pond often enough, and, being one of prog metal's most original and...
The Harp Twins are awesome, and we've posted plenty of their unique covers in the past, and this time they're taking on the Iron...
Warning: This video will make you hungry.
Beast preserves many of the fundamentals of the band’s sound. As expected, there’s plenty of heavy grooves, breakdowns and mind-splitting blast-beats. Beast is a...
We've been raving about Dunsmuir for a while now. The band features Clutch vocalist Neil Fallon, guitarist Dave Bone from The Company Band, bassist Brad David...
Goatwhore have to get their asses to Ozzfest, and instead of flying from Louisiana to California, they're going to go on a good old...
Mosh pits are dying out. But why? And what does it mean for you?
Two of the best bands in fast and heavy underground music going on tour together? You know you want to get in here for...
The Scandinavian trio delivers a blast from the Death Metal past!
Meek is Murder is a downright lethal trio of fantastic musicians, and their latest opus Was makes a strong case for their name to...
The photo is the hint!
Pilgrimage of Loathing should offer a more accessible entry point to the band's catalog than last year's ephemeral Golden Veil, though both remain compelling...
The band draws instant comparisons to their peers in Holy Grail, Skelator, Monument and White Wizard, which also means they like their Jag Panzer,...
Rumors of a new Tool album called Decem might not be true, but they're fun to read.
Over the years, songwriters, wanting to prove the mastery of their art, have tried to add a whole new meaning to their songs by...
This week's edition includes lots of West-Coast fuzz, weirdness of all sorts, some good ol' sonic assaults and more! To the metals…
Suhweeeeth! Scar Symmetry is making their way back to the states for another round, and bringing along Arsis, Shattered Sun, and Painted in Exile...
Vow Of Thorns perform competently on this latest offering, but it remains a case of 'close but no cigar'.
In the past few years, it has become increasingly clear that a revival of industrial music is on its way. In hopes of finding...
