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Disturbed try to strike gold again with a new cover.
This week's new heavy metal releases include a miserable concept album, a shock rocker gone country (but not really), Top Gun rock, and more!
It's been 20 years since Pantera released their swan song, Reinventing the Steel. Where the hell does the time go? Rhino Records is celebrating...
David Ellefson is a really underrated bassist.
"I wanted [Terminal Velocity] to reflect my identity and be my opportunity to say, 'Here’s what I’m all about.'"
It's inarguable that Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea is one of the greatest bassists of all time. The man understands groove. Earlier this...
Eloy Casagrande is extremely good at drums.
The White Swan, the band that consists of Kittie drummer and vocalist Mercedes Lander, bassist Kira Longeuay, and Bloodmoon Collective guitarist Shane Jeffers, will release their new EP Nocturnal Transmission on...
Thrash legends Overkill will begin recording the follow-up to their 2019 album The Wings of War next week, according to drummer Jason Bittner. "COVID...
"They have always been, the hard rock bands, the one that's probably inspired Metallica the most, they had cooler record covers."
"Volume 4 in particular contains quite a few of my favorite moments from the Sabbath catalog."
More specifically, Angra guitarist and vocalist Rafael Bittencourt.
This week’s new heavy metal releases include chaos, Sabbath covers, an album of the year contender, and more!
A b-side from The Beatles 1965 single for "Help!".
From the 2017 album Machine Messiah.
Exit light, enter talent.
Off the coming Dirt Redux covers album.
Ronnie James Dio lives in comic form! Z2 comics unveiled their 2021 lineup, and one of the featured releases will be a Holy Diver graphic novel....
You need, NEED to listen to Oceans of Slumber.
To have a Prince story in today's day and age is quite a point of bragging. Steel Panther drummer Stix Zadinia has a good...
Part of the One-Minute Jam YouTube series.
An already great song, made even better.
