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The Alabama duo of Calques undoubtedly breeds a blistering brand of metal. Their music is born from fierce punk and raw black metal—then bathed in harsh noise....
Get in here for an exclusive stream and interview!
The band also explains the story behind it. It's super nerdy, and awesome.
This week, we're joined by Axl Rosenberg & Chris Krovatin (aka Emperor Rhombus) , who talk about their new coffee table metal book, Hellraisers:...
Black and doom metal inspire our new favorite ambient project!
Sorry, Christopher P. Bacon. Not Les Claypool. Totally different guy.
Slightly NSFW, though the nudity is censored.
The UK duo of Inconcessus Lux Lucis will finally be releasing their second studio album this coming Halloween. WSJ and ALJ fuse classic black metal...
Less blackened, way catchier.
An exclusive excerpt from the new coffee table book, Hellraisers: A Complete Visual History of Heavy Metal Mayhem
Chase Mason is a smart dude - picking the brains of one of the most important new figures in death metal was our pleasure.
FFO: Clouds, Swallow The Sun, Esoteric, etc.
The new, Finnish death doom project features members of Trees of Eternity, Swallow the Sun, and Amorphis.
Buried Above Ground exploded onto the Minneapolis, MN scene with their energetic performances and their pummeling breakdowns. Today, we are premiering the director's cut...
Featuring members of Animals as Leaders, Demonic Resurrection, Entheos, Gutslit, Reptilian Death, Albatross. FFO: Animals as Leaders, Fallujah, Textures...
Crazed vocals, powerful riffs and a few searing solos allow these heavy metal miscreants to win your heart time and time again!
Fans of Neurosis, The Ocean, and ISIS better get on this!
The dream of the 90s is alive in... Neurosis.
Thrashy, blackened insanity from the UK!
With a seemingly timely song intro too about impeachment.
Finnish black metal rooted in existential philosophy.
