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19 in ’19: A Truly Exhausting Look At The 19 Albums You should’ve Paid Attention to in 2019.

31 December 2019 By jesse Leave a Comment

I was going to start this thing off with an additional list of “honorable mentions” so I could add EVERYTHING I wanted to include on this year end list but figured, if you regularly read this blog then you know that whatever gets featured here already has major heart eyes from its’ Editor-In-Chief so without further adieu, here’s the real meat and potatoes (Hyperlinks to our reviews are in the headers where applicable):

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Filed Under: Music, Rock And Roll Fables, Year End Tagged With: All Your Sisters, Bones UK, Cave In, Condition Critical, Dead Girls Corp, Drab Majesty, Flotsam & Jetsam, Ghastly Sound, Life Of Agony, Lindemann, Misery Loves Co., Modern Mirror, Rammstein, Rock And Roll Fables, Sacred Reich, Silvertomb, Skillet, Slipknot, Strvngers, Torche

Life Of Agony Revisit Legendary Debut And Create Equally Legendary Follow Up With The Sound Of Scars

4 October 2019 By jesse 1 Comment

Life Of Agony putting out new music is cause for celebration. Life Of Agony putting out new music that’s a continuation of the story from River Runs Red, though? That’s cause for taking the whole week off to commemorate the occasion and just rawk the fuck out.

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Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Alan Robert, Joey Z, Joey Zampella, Life Of Agony, Mina Caputo, Napalm Records, Rock And Roll Fables, The Sound Of Scars, Veronica Bellino

Kenny Hickey: A Rock and Roll Fables Conversation

4 October 2018 By jesse 1 Comment

Watching a Silvertomb show, featuring former Type O Negative guitarist Kenny Hickey and drummer Johnny Kelly, is equally a transcendent and cathartic experience. Rounded out by Joseph James on guitar, Aaron Joos on keys, backing vocals, and guitar, and the indomitable Hank Hell and his fierce stage presence on bass, the sound is simply massive. A sum of all its’ parts, Silvertomb is a Doom outfit in the vein of Type O Negative with Kelly’s thunderous drumming alongside Hickey’s signature riffs and uncanny voice. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Interviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Aaron Joos, Agnostic Front, Hank Hell, Johnny Kelly, Joseph James, Kenny Hickey, Life Of Agony, Rock And Roll Fables, Seventh Void, Silvertomb, Type O Negative

Life Of Agony Find A Perfect Balance Between The New And The Old On A Place Where There’s No More Pain

12 April 2017 By jesse Leave a Comment

Hands down the best Life Of Agony record from start to finish since their iconic debut, A Place Where There’s No More Pain is the definitive 21st Century LOA album. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: A Pale Horse Named Death, A Place Where There's No More Pain, Alan Robert, Joey Z, Joey Zampella, Life Of Agony, Mina Caputo, Napalm Records, River Runs Red, Rock And Roll Fables, Sal Abruscato

17 for ’17: The Rock and Roll Fables Guide To The Best Releases Of The New Year

6 January 2017 By jesse Leave a Comment

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Whew! Glad the 2016 retrospective is finally over. Now we can get to some reviewin’ and interviewin’ and stuff….wait, we’re doing a 2017 preview, too? UGH! WHY????? Then I guess without further adieu, the top 17 albums that may or may not surface in ’17: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: !!!, 3Teeth, Blacklight Media, Chk Chk Chk, Chris Santos, Clutch, Cold, Corrosion Of Conformity, David Duchovny, Gozu, Grave Pleasures, He Is Legend, Life Of Agony, Marilyn Manson, Mastodon, Ministry, Mutoid Man, Napalm Records, Noel Gallagher, Queens Of The Stone Age, Rammstein, Rock And Roll Fables, Soundgarden, Summoner, tr/st, White Noise Owl

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