Album Reviews
Evanescence: “The Bitter Truth”
It has been a few years since fans have been gifted a new album from Evanescence. The hard rock band rose to fame in 2003 with the hit single, “Bring Me to Life.” Their debut […]
Reviews
Album Reviews
Death From Above 1979 – Is 4 Lovers – REVIEW
Right out the gate I feel like I have to make my bias known. I love this band, their last album “Outrage is Now” was probably my favorite record they have ever made. I saw […]
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Tomahawk – Tonic Immobility – REVIEW
It has been a solid 8 years since the last Tomahawk release 2013’s “Oddfellows.” Since that time Faith No More and Mr. Bungle have both done reunion tours and Patton has released about 30 other […]
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Serj Tankian – Elasticity EP – REVIEW
Serj Tankian (Lead Vocalist of System of a Down) has a new solo EP hitting stores today (March 19th, 2021). Tankian has released five albums of solo material, beginning with 2007’s chart-topping hard rock album […]
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Eyehategod – A History of Nomadic Behavior – REVIEW
Eyehategod is a metal band with real longevity and credibility. The band was formed in 1988 and released two critically acclaimed albums in the early 90’s (1993’s Take As Needed for Pain and 1996’s Dopesick). […]
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Witherfall – Curse of Autumn – Album Review
Hitting the streets today (March 5th, 2021) is the latest offering from Witherfall “Curse of Autumn.” It’s dark and melodic with tones of classical metal like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden but also with a […]
Album Reviews
Demon Hunter: “Songs of Death and Resurrection”
It has been a little over two years since Demon Hunter (Ryan Clark- vocals, Patrick Judge-lead guitar, Jeremiah Scott- rhythm guitar, Jonathan Dunn-bass, Yogi Watts- Drums, percussion) released their back-to-back albums “War,” and “Peace.” Now, […]
Interviews
Brutal Planet Magazine Interviews Ronnie Atkins
Ronnie Atkins is celebrating a life full of achievements with his new album “One Shot” set to release on March 12, 2021. The album is signifies a change from sex, drugs, and rock n roll […]
Album Reviews
Saxon: Inspirations
Saxon led the charge in the late ’70s and ’80s as part of the new British Heavy Metal wave along with Judas Priest and Motorhead. With that in mind, why is one of the founding fathers of metal making […]
Album Reviews
Love and Death: “Perfectly Preserved”
If you ask around, not many people would tell you that they saw 2020 as a great year. We dealt with COVID-19, lockdowns, and made adjustments in nearly every aspect of life. Frankly, it has […]