Friday night party music at its finest. Dark Tranquillity is this week’s featured artist on Yell! Magazine’s Full Concert Series (perhaps spurned on by the upcoming release of Construct). Without a doubt, this band is ... Read more
Usually I like to offer Yell! Magazine’s Full Concert Series earlier in the evening, but shit happens and life takes over. At any rate, I’m sure many metal fans are paying their respects to Slayer’s ... Read more
If you’re not ready to have your face blown off, then you’re not ready to watch Arch Enemy. The Live Apocalypse show was filmed at the London Forum, on December 17, 2004. It was the ... Read more
Heavy metal, sleaze metal, hard rock, drug-addled garbage, call it what you want, but in 1992 Guns N’ Roses were at the apex of their careers. Was it the best point in their careers? Hell ... Read more
Heavy Metal is a funny bitch, and I find this especially true within the thrash genre. Perhaps my reason is because thrash, unlike any other extreme subgenre of metal, actually entered the mainstream. But when ... Read more
If you haven’t heard Pyrithion‘s music yet, you’re going to want to mark your calendar for April 16th, that’s when their debut EP, The Burden of Sorrow, will be released. The music contained on this ... Read more
If there was a metal band in the ’90s proving that you could dance to metal, it was White Zombie. Like no other, White Zombie was able to deliver themes of space, horror, the occult, ... Read more
Anyone who knows us, knows that we believe Pantera to be among the most important metal bands ever. In changing themselves, from a power metal act to a really heavy and groove-laden metal act, they ... Read more
Some bands are timeless, boundless, and eternal. Some bands never die – they’re immortal. So is the case with Motörhead. This stature has only been achieved by a few. Off the top of my head ... Read more
Everyone should know this band. Ministry is arguably the best Industrial Metal band to ever exist and Al Jourgensen is a true visionary. What started in 1981 didn’t see an official release until 1983, with ... Read more
Not the first band to combine rap and hip-hop with metal, but certainly among the best and most successful at it. There were plenty of followers, but where are they now? Emerging in 1991, Rage ... Read more
Sweden’s In Flames is a band that has split its fans perhaps more than any other band in history, the only other two comparable bands are Metallica and Van Halen. When In Flames played Wacken ... Read more
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