Posted by Zenae Zukowski on May 23, 2018
With no disrespect to Motograter, we’ve written about Motograter more in the past year than we ever thought we would. A few days ago (21st) we reported that all Motograter members aside from Matt “Nuke” Nunes, quit. However, as we mentioned, this story seemed a bit off, since the group were currently touring across the country. With […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on May 21, 2018
The nu metal outfit Motograter has had a challenging career since their inception. Overall, the group released two full-length albums – 2003’s self-titled and 2017’s Desolation, and recently embarked on a tour to promote their latest effort. While the band were (are?) on the road, there have been reports that everyone quit aside from guitarist […]
Posted by Matt Brown on August 23, 2017
Metal By Numbers is a weekly column in which we look at the top metal sellers and debuts of the week. By now you mouth may be forming a grimace at the sight of a Hinder album topping our debuts this week, but I have something even more confounding for you: introducing Now That’s What I […]
Posted by Zach Fehl on August 11, 2017
New & Noteworthy is a weekly column in which we highlight some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week. This week features new music from Venom Inc and Motograter, as well as a few Amon Amarth vinyl reissues. It was a pretty weak week this week, but I suppose they can’t all […]
Posted by Matt Albers on January 23, 2015
The first round of bands announced for the 2015 Texas Independence Fest was announced today, and from the looks of it, it’s already turning out to be an impressive bill. The two bands at the top of the billing are modern progressive metal kings Between The Buried and Me and deathcore champions Whitechapel. One of […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on January 3, 2014
Remember Motograter? It’s ok if you don’t. Forming in the mid-90s, the nu-metal band split the difference between Mudvayne and Slipknot on their one major label album, which was released in 2003 on Slipknot’s label No Name via Elektra. Aside from the fact that they wore body paint while playing, the most noteworthy thing about the […]
