
PARADISE SLAVES: “With Hell In His Eyes” (Album Review)
If you’re in your late 30s or 40s and still love heavy music with real emotion behind it, With Hell In His Eyes might be just what you need. Paradise Slaves is a new band, […]
If you’re in your late 30s or 40s and still love heavy music with real emotion behind it, With Hell In His Eyes might be just what you need. Paradise Slaves is a new band, […]
There’s an album release from early October that’s been slumbering with a slight disturbance here and there. Unfortunately, the phonographic recording hasn’t been fully awakened. This may be due to the metal community’s lack of […]
It’s always fun discovering new bands, and I was recently introduced to a Danish band called Katla. Their debut album, “Scandinavian Pain,” is heavy, raw, and full of emotion. What initially grabbed me was the […]
Bloodywood is back, and they’re bringing the heat with their latest album. If you thought Rakshak was a statement, Nu Delhi cranks things up to a whole new level. These guys aren’t just making music—they’re […]
Moon Fever’s debut album, “Forever Sleep,” is a straight-up rock record that doesn’t try to be anything it’s not. The Seattle-based band—Triston Bracht (vocals), Mitch Micoley (guitar), Dave Orton (bass), and Troy Wageman (drums)—leans into […]
In our new segment “Now Streaming” we discussed Jinjer’s latest album “Duel” which dropped today (Feb. 7th 2025). It’s a fantastic album from a band of accomplished players. Watch here:
Wardruna, one of the forerunners of neo-pagan movement, released their sixth studio album, Birna, on January 24th, 2025. The album blends traditional Norse music with modern post-rock and folk influences as only Wardruna can. Birna […]
Mark Tremonti’s new album, The End Will Show Us How, is another reminder of why he’s a standout in modern rock. Known for his work with Creed and Alter Bridge, Tremonti has built a strong […]
The multi-platinum group Skillet has been working hard once again. Many fans may not realize this band first emerged on the Christian music scene with its self-titled debut in 1996. During their early years, they […]
If early 2000s metalcore and 80s pop had a baby, it would be “Neon Inferno,” the latest release from One Morning Left. This album blends crushing breakdowns with infectious synth-driven melodies. I had not heard […]
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