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Brutal Planet interviews ZAO

April 9, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Metalcore giants, Zao, have released their highly anticipated album, “The Crimson Corridor” on April 9th. Brutal Planet Magazine did something we’ve never done before- a nearly 3-hour interview! Our guests, vocalist Dan Weyandt, and guitarist/clean […]

Arion: “Vultures Die Alone”

April 5, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Arion, the metal band from Helsinki Finland, is releasing their third full-length album, “Vultures Die Alone” on April 9th. “Vulture Die Alone” is the band’s second album to be released through AFM Records and is […]

ZAO: “The Crimson Corridor”

March 26, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off

For the past few weeks, I have been perplexed at how to review the new Zao album. I’ve listened to it many times and I feel that while album reviews can be helpful in promoting […]

Evanescence: “The Bitter Truth”

March 26, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off

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 […]

Brutal Planet interviews Ryan Clark of Demon Hunter

March 18, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Seattle metal band, Demon Hunter, has given their fans another incredible record. “Songs of Death and Resurrection” just released March 5th, 2020. Brutal Planet Magazine talked over Zoom with their vocalist, Ryan Clark, and got […]

The Pretty Reckless: “Death by Rock and Roll”

February 5, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off

1575 days. That’s how long it has been since one of New York City’s finest rock bands has released an album. The Pretty Reckless (Taylor Momsen- vocals/guitar, Ben Phillips- lead guitar, Mark Damon- bass, Jamie […]

Zero Theorem: “The Killing II”

January 22, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off

It’s a dog eat dog world. It seems like anyone can record and post their music to the internet for the world to hear. How then can a band stand out from the rest? There […]

Alter Bridge: “Walk The Sky 2.0”

November 2, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been extremely difficult for everyone- especially for touring bands. If there is a silver lining on the dark cloud of 2020 it is the fact that many musicians […]

Sevendust: Blood & Stone

October 16, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

There are a few bands that I have consistently listened to for over two decades. However, there is one band that has yet to have failed to put out an album that turned me off […]

Amaranthe: Manifest

September 25, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Manifest is possibly the strongest record in Amaranthe’s 12-year existence.

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