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"You can still come out, even from the lowest of circumstances, unshackled from the negativity and rise to greater things."
We caught up with the mighty Mark Whelan.
It's a staggering project shot in their homeland of Mongolia
U.K. label Holy Roar Records has seen some bands leave their roster this week after founder Alex Fitzpatrick was accused of sexual harassment by...
It's your lucky week – a second helping of some good old dankness! As awesome as this special, early edition of dank may be,...
All hail Swedish death metal.
Let's take this shit waaaaay back. Back to the first-ever installment of this skanky-assed dankness of a column. The day was July 21st, 2016,...
Most people don't think of the Indian subcontinent as somewhere with an exciting metal scene - as it happens not only is the scene...
We joked about this on the Livecast a few weeks ago, so I felt I should due my duty as a blogger and inform...
Cynic is finally back! It's hard to say that this is one of my most anticipated releases of 2014 because (spoiler alert), I've already...
Earlier this year Deafheaven released Sunbather, arguably one of the most beautiful heavy metal albums ever recorded. Vasaeleth just barfed all over it. All...
Rockstar Uproar Fest, the more-mainstream friendly cousin of the Mayhem Festival has just announced it's lineup, and all you need to know is that...
What do you get when you transform a festival ground with a few stages, invite Shinedown, Godsmack, Staind, Papa Roach, Adelitas Way, P.O.D., Deuce,...
Rockstar Energy Uproar Festival is like Mayhem Fest's more mainstream brother, featuring radio-friendly rock bands that some of you might be excited about. For...
Uproar Festival is like the softer cousin of Mayhem Festival, featuring hard rock acts such as Avenged Sevenfold, Three Days Grace, Bullet For My...
Man is this summer getting crowded with touring festivals. Only two days after Ozzfest announced it's lineup, we see a brand new tour from...
Overcast skies witness the final musical hurrah.
Modern grooves and visual showmanship take over the second day.
Surprisingly not Randy Rhoads.
"If this album is a sign of things to come, then High On Fire aren't getting old. They've just become legends."
Twenty-five rockstar tell the stories of their personal encounters with the heralded Motörhead founding father.
