TOOL – “Fear Inoculum”
Thirteen. Thirteen years it took the band to produce this album. To call it epic would be a gross understatement at this point.
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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.
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…
Review: AMORPHIS – “Queen of Time”
AMORPHIS “Queen of Time” 01. The Bee 02. Message In The Amber 03. Daughter of…
A Perfect Circle – “Eat the Elephant” Review
A PERFECT CIRCLE “Eat The Elephant” 01. Eat the Elephant02. Disillusioned03. The Contrarian04. The Doomed05….
The Boys are Back: Black Stone Cherry – Family Tree Review
Kentucky’s southern-fried, bluesy, country-rock titans are back with their new album, Family Tree! The blue-collar, Kentucky backwoods-bred sound is completely inimitable, and these boys continue to grow and develop that sound at home. The foursome of Chris (Robertson, guitars/vocals), Ben (Wells, guitars/backing vocals), Jon (Lawhon, bass/backing vocals) and John Fred (Young, drums/backing vocals) have been bonded by the roots they share in western Kentucky, and their music.
Album Review: Saxon – Thunderbolt
With their aptly named twenty-second release, Thunderbolt, British metal veterans Saxon are at it once…
Album Review: A New Way to Live Forever “Monument”
A New Way To Live Forever’s third album Monument is a soulful blend of rock…