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Brits have been starved of heavy metal on their TV screens. Here are ten stellar performances that managed to make their way onto the...
Every Time I Die guitarist and budding professional wrestler Andy Williams has a big match during WrestleMania weekend, teaming up with Penelope Ford to face...
Frank sits down with Dave Davidson of Revocation to discuss the 70,000 Tons Metal Cruise, their latest album Great Is Our Sin, being stoked...
Monuments, Covet, and a few independent players you might know!
Yes, it's time for a virtual reality rock band game.
Puddle of Mudd's Wes Scantlin is never in the news for music lately. Always trouble! He was making headlines when his neighbors called the...
Does your drummer suck? Program one!
While the debate of what metal subgenre is the most extreme would be endless and revolve around subjective opinion, I'd make the claim that...
Within the Ruins defy naysayers with a newfound penchant for clean vocals supplementing their usual deathcore approach
Finnish dark rockers H.I.M. have announced they are calling it quits after a farewell tour. The band just released the following statement: “Following a...
It’s the weekend! What better way to get it started than with the latest installment of “Funeral Doom Friday”. This weekly column looks to...
Yes, Quiet Riot is still a band.
This edition features lots of low-end chugging, some atmospheric bliss, rocking good times, and not really much more. To the metals…
Happy Thursday once again Prog Dogs (no one calls you that). For this entry into the Thinking Man's Thursday cannon I am continuing to...
An impressive debut by a group that has admirably hewn their own path to get here.
Let today mark the start of March Madness over here at the good old dank tank. What does this mean? Well, as the balls...
Although there seems to be a healthy overlap between the instrumental progressive and metal community, I feel that it may be more accurate to...
Stop being bad at playing Megadeth classics.
The Rennes-based sludge/noise quartet broadens their scope and focuses their rage on a punishing new track.
Also, please don't watch this if you have seizures.
The world needs more Acoustinagar.
