Humanoid: Do Accept Continue Their Run of Stellar Albums?
The German metal legends Accept are back with their 17th studio album. If you remember, we loved their last one, so have been rather impatiently waiting for this one to
New Music Mondays: Pearl Jam, The Ghost Inside and More!
It’s gonna be a tough week for any album on this list, releasing on the same day as the musical megastar Taylor Swift. I won’t be reviewing that album but
A Quiet Country: Did Scarefield Release One of the Best Debut Albums in their Genre?
I am first going to preface this review by saying I have never heard of the band before. However, they tout themselves as thrash/power metal, two genres that I love,
Asomvel, Gorilla Riot, Red Wine Ride and Eddie & The Wolves Rock the Hairy Dog!
A stacked lineup defended onto our local venue last night. The rock powerhouses Asomvel are getting more and more momentum with each passing day it seems, and this tour has
Witchburner: Earthblood Return to Melt Faces with Their Sophomore EP!
The Finnish Sludgy-doom metallers are set to release their brand new EP on Thursday. I’m not at all familiar with the band and they only appeared to burst onto the
Strong: How Does Tyler Hubbard’s Sophomore Solo Album Stack up to his Previous Work?
One former half of the country powerhouse that was Florida Georgia Line is back with another solo record, a year after his last. I remember thinking his last one was
MIKA Rocks The Halls!
So, I tossed around the idea of writing this review all weekend. Hell yeah, we headed down to see the legendary Mika, and had an excellent time. But the gig
The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams: The Album to Launch Ingested to the Top of Their Genre?
The death metal Brits, Ingested, are back with their eighth studio album. We checked out their previous album (Find it here) and while I remember enjoying it, I haven’t once
Renegade Angel, Once Upon the End and Blanco Brown: EP’s Galore!
Another entry into our new series sees three awesome, widely different EPs all being released on Friday. From death metal to country, join us as we check out some awesome
Piece of Me: How does Ash Tustain’s Solo Debut Compare to Dig Lazarus?
The Dig Lazarus frontman, Ash Tustain, has decided to venture out on his own, plugging away at a solo album the last year or two and building plenty of hype