by Lisa Burke | Jan 27, 2025 | Reviews
With the world forever changing at a fairly rapid pace for better or for worse, so is the Heavy Metal scene. On the better side, many bands are coming back from a temporary grave to reunite for some great shows. On the top of the radar this week, is Canadian...
by Meryth Smirnoff | Jan 26, 2025 | Reviews
Austrians Harakiri For The Sky have released their eighth studio album, Scorched Earth, on Friday (24th) via AOP Records. With seven songs and two bonus tracks, the duo composed of M.S. (guitar, bass, and songwriting) and J.J. (voice and lyrics) for this installment,...
by Sara Elizabeth | Jan 23, 2025 | Photos, Reviews
Back in 2000, the world seemed a bit simpler than it does these days. Movie buffs were introduced to the worlds of American Psycho’s Patrick Bateman and Gladiator. Gamers were getting their first taste of the PlayStation 2 and The Sims. All the while, a little...
by Alexis Coleman | Jan 14, 2025 | Reviews
Rock Icon Mark Tremonti is no stranger to success. During his 30-year career, he has shown an unrelenting drive to create music, sing, and perform, leading to 18 full-length albums and thousands of live performances. He has accumulated billions of streams, received a...
by Ryan Zukowski | Dec 17, 2024 | Editorials, Reviews
Linkin Park had a prolific 2024. They released Papercuts, their singles collection featuring the unreleased track “Friendly Fire,” hired veteran rocker Emily Armstrong as their new co-lead vocalist, dropped a new album titled From Zero, and embarked on a...
by Jillian Drachman | Dec 13, 2024 | Reviews
“Så skapar jag nu ännu ett mästerverk.” / “So I now create yet another masterpiece.” ~ Niklas Kvarforth Sir Niklas Kvarforth — your genius infuriates me to the point that I could burn a million structures of worship. In fact, I see no reason not to set the whole world...