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"I love the way the last two songs on Reign In Blood — “Postmortem” and “Raining Blood” — go into each other. I can...
These two styles do not mix well.
The following post is a part of Black Metal History Month, our monthlong celebration of all things black metal. Check out all of our...
Welcome to Hell and Black Metal served as a slap in the face to headbangers and a launching pad for extreme metal. The influence...
Last night, shockwaves were sent through the teeny-bop metalcore community when non-traditional heart throb Danny Worsnop announced he was leaving Asking Alexandira to focus...
Hey! Welcome back to Ranked, where we pick apart classic bands' discographies to the sound of everyone yelling. Today we're hopping across the pond...
"There's no melody, there's no song and there's no chorus. It just doesn't take you anywhere, so it doesn't have a groove to me."
Last week, we looked at a few albums that will be turning 10 years old this year. Now, if you want to feel really...
With a new vocalist! We don't know who it is.
This first week back was a pretty eventful one. Here are some things you may have missed: SLAYER Played on Pre-School Instruments Works Better...
Members of Anthrax, Nuclear Assault, Sick of It All, Agnostic Front and more reflect on the crossover of hardcore and metal in the New...
It's a new year so why not kick if off with some new music? Or perhaps revisiting some metal classics. Amazon would like to...
Ten years totally fly by, especially once you hit 30 and realize your twenties and a quarter of your life is over. It seems...
Everyone's kid needs a lesson from this kid.
You know, for crappy pre-school instruments, they work pretty well for this Slayer medley. Frank Pasquale created a custom series of instruments for young...
We're celebrating 10 years of Metal Injection and looking back on some of our favorite moments with bands. Check out some rarely seen interviews...
