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"Will O The Wisp" is a folksy acoustic number featuring some mid-song bluesy soloing.
Fueled by sudden inspiration after seeing a “cool” sailboat tattoo, one local punk irreversibly stained her skin earlier this week as a heartfelt homage...
The London-based Death Doom/Funeral Doom quintet has released one of the year's deepest and most emotional albums.
Witnesses report the sprawling back tattoo, a jumble of ships, swallows, the words “Keep ‘Em Separated” and assorted, unrelated images made “no sense to...
This week is slower than it has been or will be fore a while. This edition includes some killer, some filler, and more! To...
No Meshuggah ballads for you.
SLAM. For any of you born after the year 2000, this is a very special installment of Dank Slams. Years before y'all were spinning the hottest, dankest platters...
First of all, I feel honest guilt for not experiencing this group before. The band's name was always a weird turn-off and I regrettably...
Out-of-town patrons – who dreamt Slaughter lost the eye in a “badass” way, like a secret war in Central America in the 80s, an...
Sorceress is a peculiarly strong album, but not heavy in any traditional sense, and Åkerfeldt often seems to have merely broadened his influences rather...
Addiction is serious and absolutely, in all cases, warrants help.
"It feels correct, that’s all I can say about it."
Four huge rock and metal festivals are coming up this fall, you can win big.
Psycho Las Vegas was the metal festival of a lifetime. You need to start planning to go next year.
Much more reserved than the last time they played.
Ashe O'Hara needs to do more vocals on stuff.
After the first edition of this list many of you asked for more. You got it.
This week, our friend Roland dropped by with some very tasty treats (video below) for Rob's birthday. We start the show a little sloppy...
In today's Tech-Death Tuesday, we dive into an early stream of Void Walker, the newest release from Arizona based tech-death/black metal hybrid act. This...
