by Sara Elizabeth | Jul 12, 2024 | Photos, Reviews
Lacey Sturm is taking the East Coast by storm with Islander providing direct support. Of course, this isn’t the first time the two bands have worked side by side. In 2022, Lacey Sturm and Islander collaborated for the title track on Islander’s It’s Not Easy Being...
by Meryth Smirnoff | Jul 3, 2024 | Reviews
The extreme and irreverent metal of Electrozombies once again revolutionizes Chilean music by re-releasing their album Ancestral Terror in LP format via Eat My Records, substantially improving the quality of each of the songs. With eight tracks in total, this new...
by Lisa Burke | Jul 3, 2024 | Photos, Reviews
If the history of death metal seems boring to some, there is no denying that the history of one of the first US bands of that genre, Death, can light up a fire in the eyes of those who love the genre and understand the journey. Fast forward to 2024 and Death To All,...
by Sean Matthews | Jun 26, 2024 | Festivals, Photos, Reviews
Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival took place this past May 16th-19th at the Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio with more than 138,000 fans converging on Buckeye nation over 4 days. With more than 120 bands on four stages over the course of four days there was...
by Jillian Drachman | Jun 24, 2024 | Reviews
If you don’t believe that Manes’ Slow Motion Death Sequence is one of the greatest albums ever made, you clearly have yet to experience it. Released in 2018, Slow Motion Death Sequence remains Manes’ latest full-length offering, though the band has since...
by Jordeana Bell | Jun 24, 2024 | Reviews
The Parisian duo Alcest raised the bar on their new album, Les Chants de L’Aurore, released on June 21st via Nuclear Blast. With the curation of their latest offering, the group enhanced the intimate and spoiling tones of the divergent and pristine black-gaze...