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MY RUIN Return To Rage Against The Machine, Reclaim Their Crown With Declaration Of Resistance

We’re sure there’ll be something on the upcoming final Ministry recordings but do you remember when Uncle Al was railing against the machine and especially the separate Bush regimes on albums like Psalm 69 and then specifically targeting GWB across a whole trilogy of records? We need more of that today. And lucky for y’all, […]

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Zero Theorem Debut Killer Ataraxis EP

Akin to your favorite comfort food, Zero Theorem will fill you up on the hard rawkin’ but leave you yearning for more on their debut EP Ataraxis.

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Phil Anselmo: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation (Part 2)

“Fear not old friends of eclectic and strange music, it’s there for you!”

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Legend Live Up To The Hype On Midnight Champion

It’s always a great thing when you delve into a new band that’s surrounded with as much hype as Legend is and they turn out to be even better than the accolades that came before. And with a name like “Legend” you kind of have to deliver, right?

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Phil Anselmo: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation (Part 1)

“Dear William, Get your ass to my joint because we got three days.” So said legendary vocalist Phil Anselmo via phone recently recounting the genesis and recording of his musical collaboration with equally legendary horror icon Bill Moseley. The Anselmo/Moseley friendship was a gradual one that stemmed from a chance [...]

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All Pigs Must Die Merge Beauty And Brutality Effortlessly On Hostage Animal

Hooray for underground metal supergroups from Massachusetts. Like the yang to Old Man Gloom’s yin and filled with this frenetic energy, All Pigs Must Die return after a four year gap with their most solid release to date while adding more layers as (soon-to-be) former Trap Them guitarist Brian Izzi [...]

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Tetrarch Take The Freak Off The Leash On New Full-Length

Tetrarch at times sounds like that true middle ground between Adema and Korn but set in the year 2017. What is it with the nu-metal resurgence lately? Not that I’m complaining! It’s nostalgia but it’s not because we’re still not so far removed from that era at this point which [...]

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