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Germany’s Pyogenesis is probably most renowned, or reviled, for the drastic transformation they’ve made over the course of their existence and subsequent rejuvenation. Specifically,...
Today seems to be the day of the mashup with the Danzig/Drake video and now this incredible mashup that surfaced of Black Sabbath's "War...
The Megadeth frontman is selling, but are you buying?
It's creepy and awesome... and creepy. Also, awesome!
The only constant is change, so with that in mind, I’m proud to bring you the first weekly installment of Tech-Death Tuesday here at...
I guess Chinese officials aren't fans of "Peace Sells...But Who's Buying?"
In the world of metal, the term 'core' is as divisive as modern politics. And in Fit for an Autopsy's case, the moniker has...
Breaking: Illegal downloading no longer an issue thanks to this one lawsuit.
It was a pretty busy week, here's what you missed… RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Bassist Apologizes For Inspiring "Such Bullshit" As LIMP BIZKIT Norwegian...
What New Bermuda delivers is an overall more calamitous and harsher experience
Kylesa has long been a band of limited metamorphosis, which made their abrupt turn toward a sort of mitigated psychedelia on 2013's Ultraviolet eyebrow-raising,...
The terrorist organization, not the band…
Another STACKED week. New stuff from Earth Rockers, Finnish symphonic nerds, that one band Pitchfork loves, and many, many more! To the metals…
Children of Bodom's ninth studio album, I Worship Chaos is out Oct. 2nd and we sat down with frontman Alexi Laiho and keyboardist Janne...
What are the odds this comes out before the new TOOL album?
This edition rangers from groovy rock to blackened death metal... and everything in between!
After much wait, we can finally see this masterpiece.
Norwegian folk from the masters!
After ten releases, a rock/metal band is usually expected to be in its winding-down transition. Yet, some find their way to soldier through writer's...
This collection encompasses two previously released Deceased cover albums in their entireties, 2002's Zombie Hymns and 2004's Rotten to the Core, plus another 17...
So... Collect Records isn't completely and totally screwed?
