Posted by Matt Brown on April 28, 2021
Metal By Numbers is a weekly column in which we look at the top metal sellers and debuts of the week. This week’s a big one. Greta Van Fleet, Cannibal Corpse, and Liquid Tension Experiment lead the way on a chart chock full of debuts from acts both old and new. And it’s only gonna […]
Posted by Elise Yablon on March 6, 2020
Video game composer Mick Gordon, has taken a unique approach to recording the score to the upcoming ‘Doom Eternal’ game. He has recruited a choir of heavy metal vocalists to create realistic chanting to accompany the game’s action. Vocalists who took part in the recording session include Tony Campos (Static-X, Ministry), Sven de Caluwe […]
Posted by Anthony Maisano on December 10, 2014
It’s that time of year again. As 2014 draws to a close, we check in with the Metal Insider staff to see what new albums got them the most excited. For the past year, Anthony Maisano has been sporadically posting his “Today in Metal,” spotlighting an album that came out on that day and reviewing it. […]
Posted by Gabi on June 27, 2012
Summer has just begun and we have a number of exciting festivals to pack our tents for, just like the Orion Music + More Festival this past weekend in Atlantic City, NJ or the upcoming CBGB festival in New York City. Alas, the sun will set on the summer of 2012 sooner or later, and us […]
Posted by Chris Colgan on February 8, 2011
The absolutely abysmal Super Bowl halftime show just goes to show how low the standards of most American music consumers has sunk. But metalheads and rockers the world over have taken a stand for better music and higher standards, demanding that their performers be better than the nonsensical drivel the world bore witness to on […]
Posted by Chris Colgan on July 6, 2010
Trent Reznor has been one of the Renaissance Men of rock music for the past two decades, dictating the direction of the genre’s progression since the beginning of Nine Inch Nails. The only other musicians that can come close are the members of Tool and Dream Theater, showing the maximum capabilities of the genre when […]
Posted by Dan Rodriguez on May 12, 2009
Our pals at Noisecreep picked up a story about one Dayton, Ohio man on the lam after skipping paying more than 100 bands at last weekend’s Thunder of the Gods Festival in Dripping Springs, Texas. Will Pruett allegedly fled the four-day fest after its second night, leaving the bands and venue owner without pay and […]
