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Almost every week, Nic Huber dissects the heavy riffs of bands — new and old — in The Wednesday Sludge. This week's column covers...
Few songs say “fuck the system” quite like these ten incendiary tracks.
September can't get here soon enough.
Not quite metal, but not quite not metal either.
Carach Angren? Creepy? Never!
Could Tim Lambesis be coming back with a whole new lineup? Maybe?
Abrams has all the potential in the world to make a bonafide sludge/rock masterpiece; Morning is major a stepping stone, and a really good one, toward...
Finally, the weekend is upon us. What better way to kick it off than with the latest installment of "Funeral Doom Friday". For those...
The Something Wicked saga has finally been 86'ed in favor of Iced Earth's first collection of pure, stand-on-their-own songs in over a decade
Carach Angren release the best work of their career in the nightmare fueled Dance And Laugh Amongst The Rotten.
It's... actually kind of awesome.
Another level of drama in the Ghost lawsuit.
Get those tattered, ripped jeans at the ready – here are the 10 heaviest grunge bands ever spawned.
"...contribute customarily down-picked thunder and chug that recall as much bright and sassy new school sludge as it does mid-tempo Bolt Thrower-inspired wrist-slitter riffs...
Seems like Septicflesh has gotten a touch heavier.
Lifeless God is an adrenaline kick of finger-licking grind goodness.
Guitars were dropped, things were said.
The drama just keeps going on.
Tesseract frontman Daniel Tompkins, Chimp Spanner's Paul Ortiz, and Katie Jackson.
WWE and Download Fest, a match made in rock heaven!
