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The Verdict is not only the superlative entry in the La Torre era thus far, but it’s easily one of their best outings in...
Simply put, Germany's Der Weg Einer Freiheit has easily grown to be one of my favorite bands over the last 10 years. As I...
Read an in-depth feature with the project's mastermind, Andy Marshall, about the history of his homeland, the literature and landscapes that inspired his music,...
"I think we’ve been ahead of some of the other bands."
When does Lee McKinney sleep? Born of Osiris is releasing two new albums this year, and on top of that, he is releasing a...
The reiteration of cherished classics isn't always a effort well-executed or well-received. I feared that The Door to Doom, the newest album from legendary metal...
Many bands who have been around for decades tend to slow the pace of releases as the years go on. Not so with New...
While the band members may be the meat and potatoes of an album, we often overlook the other major contributors involved in records. In...
The year 2019 is now Twenty Nine-Scene. Join Two Minutes to Late Night co-creator Drew Kaufman as he looks at back at the seminal albums that...
"Most of the music is done. I've been working on vocals."
Born Of Osiris refers to themselves as a "rock and roll" band.
Rotting Christ keeps railing against religion on their thirteenth album.
I started my 70000 Tons of Metal journey, my first ever cruise, scraping myself out of a bed in Miami Beach. Mornings like this...
Slipknot's new album is among our most anticipated for 2019, and we know the band is working on it right now, and things are getting bloody....
"One time we got mistaken for the Golden Girls, so we decided to lean into it."
Every Time I Die will be there too.
Stanley Jason Rapert mad. Mike IX Williams not so mad.
The Los Angeles trio returns with their most ominous, brooding, and diverse effort yet---and consequently their best.
Listen as members of Blut Aus Nord indulge their industrial metal and dystopian soundscape fantasies.
Portland's Ossuarium has a bright (er...dark?) future ahead of it, as shown by their fantastic debut album.
Two albums in and Mastiff is still “a miserable band from a miserable town."
Appalachian Death Trap are apparently not what you think.
