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Believe it or not, there was some metal news this week. Here's what you missed: BRING ME THE HORIZON Accused Of Lifting A DEFTONES...
With Covid-19 still active across the globe, the metal community is sincerely missing their live shows and festivals. Luckily, many bands are getting creative...
A calm autumn chill has finally rolled across my tiny part of the globe. Skeletal trees have shed their summer foliage. Like damned souls...
"Totaling close to $95,000 in guitars, we feel this person/s knew exactly what to look for and when."
"We actually wanted to film this on Sunset Boulevard in L.A., where most of the pathetic subjects of this song have their residence."
Yes, it's ex-Kvelertak vocalist Erlend Hjelvik.
It's a slower one than previous efforts.
Sounds like old Iced Earth, which is pretty cool.
Marco Sfogli of James LaBrie and Creation's End.
Plus releases from Celebrity Sex Scandal, Deluge, Orianthi, and Solstafir
The band came together for the first time in 15 years, to raise awareness for what's going on in Artsakh.
"They're not interested. Who knows, maybe they'll read this and call me."
It's guitarist Calle-Magnus Thomér and drummer Buster Odeholm.
"It was an extremely fun, rewarding and explorative process."
Plus more really good background music.
We've been given the privilege to stream the record in full in all its blackened death metal glory.
October wasn't the greatest month for rock and heavy metal. Despite some bands seeing large gains in their following, overall listenership only grew by...
It's hardcore, but it has saxophones and violins. Do you get the joke.
