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When the dust was settled, the beer was drank, and the show was over, Iron Maiden confirmed something I knew all along, they are...
Elevators To The Grateful Sky are getting ready to turn rock and roll on its head. Are you ready for them?
Hello again hellions, Trevor, The Obituarist here… ready to yet again guide your sweaty little fingers to the pulse of the extreme metal underground.
It’s nice to be reminded that there’s still more aural destruction in the band’s fingertips via The Great Destroyer. An aptly titled album.
Gravity is an album worth purchasing; its musical compositions are noteworthy due to their subtleties that keep them with a “rolling” energy, as well...
Primitive Man's vocalist now fronts the group.
This could be really big!
Also numbers for Between the Buried and Me, Deep Purple, Korn and more.
"The man detailed in this article, whoever you are, if you read this post, stay the fuck away from Baroness and our audience. We...
Finland's cosmonauts return to stretch black metal to the breaking point and in turn, create one of the best albums of 2016 thus far.
Liturgical Black Metal of True Trinitarian Orthodoxy.
Not the Iron Maiden tour plane.
Black Cobra are one of the fiercest bands in metal today and their new record sees them taking a unique sound to exciting new...
Bands like Entombed A.D. and Wormed are the only two you MIGHT have heard of.
The gulf between Mayhem's seminal Deathcrush EP in 1987 and their first proper full length in 1994 was an industrious but often low key...
Black metal may have been birthed within the frozen winter landscapes of Scandinavia, but it was only an eye blink of time before it...
In the final installment of a three-part series spotlighting pivotal bands in black metal's past and present; we delve into one of today's most...
Last night, Iron Maiden kicked off their Book of Souls world tour and to celebrate they have released this video, which serves as the...
50 U.S. Black Metal Bands Profiled
20 years going strong for Broken Glass.
