Reviews
If your band is going to experiment with a particular sound, to see where it can go and to what lengths it can be...
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"The repeated promises, the endless cycle of 'I'll do better'—words that once gave me hope—have turned into a broken record that has brought no...
Tell us how you really feel, Blackie.
Cabal is here to throw down at the end of the world with their new single "End Times" and new record Everything Rots, due...
"The hair! The bald chin! The hi-tops! The shorts! The guitar! The NOT shaved in my chest! It's all here!"
Damien Priest is a noted metal fan, so this all checks out.
A mix of dreamy shoegaze and blackened tendencies.
Phil Anselmo sounds PISSED.
"I needed oxygen – I felt like there was too much going on."
Plus sets from Abbath, Triptykon playing Celtic Frost, I Am Morbid, and more!
Incantation will play Mortal Throne Of Nazarene, too.
Give us the Heavywork, please.
Now they do, but back then? They tuned to Bob.
Machine Head also has a new record coming in 2025.
Certainly less heavy, but excellent.
Plus releases from Full Of Hell and Andrew Nolan, Mammoth Grinder, Mugger, and Thy Catafalque
Dry Kill Logic will rip through tracks from The Dead And Dreaming at Welcome To Rockville.
"The only disappointing thing about the release is that it's only an EP. The band does such a fantastic job here that it leaves...
"Controversies aside, From Zero is a mostly strong (if unsurprising) rebirth for Linkin Park."
"We arrive at Die Berge, a new offering that stands between the creative worlds of the previous two works."
"Get ready, metalcore and deathcore fans—this record is a force to be reckoned with: powerful, unstoppable, and undeniably epic."
If your band is going to experiment with a particular sound, to see where it can go and to what lengths it can be...
These guys know how to joke.
How would "In The End" sound like if it was sung by Alice in Chains or Led Zeppelin? We have the answer!
Are you ready for the return of the shock rocker?
Oh, hey old school Cynic progginess. What's up?
The Mark Hunter band... again.
