Judas Priest at Broadmoor World Arena
Honestly, seeing Judas Priest still absolutely demolishing a stage after all these years? It was incredible. Fifty plus years…
Josh Campbell
Review: Amorphis – Borderland
You do something for thirty-plus years, and eventually, you stop worrying about whether you can pull it off. You just do it, and you do it really well. Finland’s Amorphis, now thirty-five years into their career, are a perfect example. They didn’t start here, they started in death metal, raw and aggressive; but over the decades, they’ve gradually honed a sound that sits at the intersection of progressive, gothic, folk, and doom metal, all with a cinematic rock sensibility. Their music is grounded in folk-inspired melodies, crunchy riffs, enormous, soaring choruses, and a stately, almost solemn atmosphere. It’s a sound that’s unmistakably Amorphis, and after three decades, they’ve become masters at it.
Concert Review – Baroness
Baroness never played by someone else’s rulebook. They’ve carved out a path all their own…
Review: Swans – Birthing
In what stands as perhaps their most nuanced and introspective work to date, Birthing emerges as a masterful distillation of Michael Gira’s four-decade-long sonic odyssey. This final chapter in the band’s storied history represents not just a conclusion but an evolution – a thoughtful synthesis of all that has come before while simultaneously charting new territory.
Album Review: Eluveitie – Ànv
More than twenty years at the forefront of folk metal, Swiss folk metal outfit Eluveitie…
Red Fang – Deep Cuts
*-Written/recorded during the pandemic lockdowns at the band’s practice space**- Songs recorded at Aaron’s house…
Tremonti – The End Will Show Us How
Embarking on their sixth studio album with The End Will Show Us How, Tremonti, led…
The Halo Effect – March of the Unheard
In Flames, a pioneer in shaping the early Swedish melodic death metal scene during the 1990s, shifted towards an alternative metal sound starting from their album Reroute to Remain and continued until I, The Mask . This change was met with dissatisfaction among many long-time listeners who yearned for the days of The Jester Race and its successors.
Lords of Acid Announce New Vocalist
Lords Of Acid announce that former Butcher Babies singer Carla Harvey is the band’s NEW Acid Queen. Lords Of Acid’s manager Marc Jordan has confirmed that…
Machine Head, In Flames, Lacuna Coil and Unearth – North American Tour 2025
Bay Area Metal Titans Machine Head announce a MASSIVE North American tour alongside Swedish Metal Icons In Flames, Italian…
Jerry Cantrell – I Want Blood
Jerry Cantrell’s I Want Blood takes a dark turn from his previous album, Brighten, offering…
Myles Kennedy – The Art of Letting Go
Following Year Of The Tiger and The Ides Of March , Myles Kennedy‘s latest work,…
Aesthetic Perfection, Twin Temple, and Till Lindemann at Mission Ballroom
At the reverberant Mission Ballroom, the solo tour of Rammstein‘s enigmatic frontman, Till Lindemann, made…
Marvin Gaye – In The Groove
Marvin Gaye wasn’t just creating music; he was navigating grief, pushing boundaries, and finding his…
The Temptations – Meet The Temptations
The “Meet The Temptations” reissue by Elemental Music brings us face-to-face with the group’s very…
Diana Ross and the Supremes – Love Child
The new pressing of Diana Ross & The Supremes’ Love Child is a true testament…