Avatar at the Black Sheep – Colorado Springs, CO
The theatrical firebrand Avatar has been touring the world since the release of Avatar Country…
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Baroness – “Gold & Grey”
Baroness have been a force all their own in the 12 years since the debut of their Red Album. Coming full circle, they’re travel through the color map has come to Gold & Grey, releasing on June 14th, 2019.
Bad Wolves at Manchester Music Hall
On May 22nd at Manchester Music Hall in Lexington, KY, City Awake, Massive Cult, Despite The Fallen and Bad Wolves.
Paralandra at the Oriental – Denver
Paralandra, the four piece rock band hailing from Springfield, Missouri ignited the crowd at the…
Apocalyptica at the Paramount Denver
Metallica. A band that helped set the stage for one of the most unique, surreal, and incredible bands one may ever see. The release in 1996 by Apocalyptica, an album titled “Plays Metallica By Four Cellos” set the stage for this 20th anniversary tour.
Killswitch Engage and Parkway Drive Destroy City Auditorium in Colorado Springs
On April 22nd, there were sights and sounds that are rarely seen in downtown Colorado Springs. Metalcore juggernauts Killswitch Engage and Parkway Drive had arrived amidst the peace and quiet of the city.
Yacht Rock Revue – Ogden Theatre – Denver, CO
Captain hats and smooth vibes were in full supply at the Ogden Theatre Saturday night…
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes – ‘End of Suffering’
Nearly fifteen years into his music career, Frank Carter has dropped a new album with his punk rock outfit Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. Their take on modern punk rock is memorable, and unique to the point that others are trying to sound like them!
Spotlights – “Love & Decay”
Post-metal seems to have come a long way over the last several years. The genre itself is a hard one to get into, unless you’re already a fan. The experimental approach to metal is one that’s hard to win with casual listeners.
Periphery – “Periphery IV: Hail Stan”
Reptile Blood Eagle Chvrch Bvrner Garden in the Bones It’s Only Smiles Follow Your Ghost…
In Flames – “I, the Mask”
In 2016, In Flames dropped their album “Battles”, which had further divided their fan base. Unfortunately, the direction they were going had even pushed me to approach their new album, I, The Mask with caution. Howard Benson, a noted producer of rock and metal, had his fingers in both of the aforementioned albums. Over the years, many fans had complained that they had lost their edge, or just went into “radio rock” territory. I was inclined to agree with the view on their prior album.
Shinedown at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena
Shinedown and Asking Alexandria played at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena in Huntington WV on…
Silvertung-(BUT, AT WHAT COST??!)
ilvertung, a hard rock quartet that hails from Maryland, they’ve been driving hard the last decade or so. Between receiving a Jagermeister sponsorship and performing for the Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival and Tour, they keep pounded out their signature hard and athemic rock.
Soilwork – “Verkligheten”
Verkligheten Arrival Bleeder Despoiler Full Moon Shoals The Nurturing Glance When the Universe Spoke Stålfågel…
BLOODYWOOD Releases Official Music Video for “Endurant”
New Delhi based Indian Folk Metal band BLOODYWOOD has released the official music video for…
Judas Priest – Denver CO
On September 23rd, Judas Priest destroyed the Pepsi Center, in Denver, CO.