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Markov Soroka is certainly a busy man. The Ukrainian musician has three current projects he releases music under. They include the cosmic black metal...
Featuring punks, carnies, Florida, and death.
A little vaporwave-y at points.
While She Sleeps and Fit For An Autopsy are the support bands!
The juggernaut touring act that is Metallica, descended on Montreal July 19th. They played an outdoor mini-festival of sorts with their pals Volbeat and...
The Newcastle-upon-Tyne collective of Kylver released their second studio album, called The Island, in the fall of last year. The instrumental, prog-metal group constructed a narrative-driven epic...
Axis Mundi only reinforces Decrepit's Birth importance to – and continual domination of – technical death metal.
It's everything you want in a hardcore album.
The international, atmospheric doom group returns with a new offering.
Ozzfest 1998 was a show full of awesome bands. While groups like Tool and Soulfly became mainstays through today, we take a look further...
It will give you a heart heart heart attack!
Uniquely expansive and demented this is the sort of noise meets metal hybrid that will keep you up at night.
So, so many notes. So many skulls crushed.
Venomous Maximus enter the latter half of 2017 as one of the more slept on metal bands in the US right now, even among...
Rex Brown has never up until shown much inclination for being a solo artist. As a longstanding member of Pantera, having appeared on all...
Get ready to take off into the cosmos with Rings of Saturn's latest treat, Ultu Ulla.
We cover the impact and sound of each Linkin Park record in honor of the life and art of Chester Bennington.
Hey there tech-fiends, it's that time of the week again. There's going to be a lot of sick early song premieres and album streams...
Tell us how you really feel, Trent.
"He would go out of his way to make sure you knew he truly cares."
New (members of) System Of A Down (composing) music (for other stuff)! Holy crap!
Viking metal is a dying art form, but Ulfven reinvigorates the genre. Get on it.
