Svalbard are back and have shared the details of their latest emotionally gripping record ‘The Weight Of The Mask’.
Carnifex have crafted a nightmarish new album, all about speaking with death itself. It’s called ‘Necromanteum’, and it’s going to be heavy.
Thy Art Is Murder have been celebrating a decade of their seminal album ‘Hate’ on the road, and they have shared what went down in Melbourne for everybody to enjoy.
TEETH are one of the most exciting and electric new heavy bands ready and waiting to scream in your face. Get stuck in.
Thy Art Is Murder have shared their contribution to their upcoming split with Fit For An Autopsy and Malevolence.
Easter eggs are a massive obsession in pop culture. Whether it’s a comic reference in a superhero movie, notable cameos, or even subtle nods to other movies that inspired its inception, people love a good Easter egg.
Today on the Rock The Walls Podcast, Patrick speaks with Ali Richardson, Drummer of Scotland’s Bleed From Within! They just dropped their new album Shrine earlier this month on Nuclear Blast. In this in-depth interview talking all about the record, they talk about the writing & recording process and where they wanted to evolve and progress their sound this time around, his level of preparedness going into the studio including a day where he tracked 5 songs off the album, his involvement in the lyrical & songwriting process for vocals alongside Vocalist Kennedy, what his other band Sylosis has been… Read more »
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Swedish experimental extreme metal band Meshuggah have been praised by the mainstream music press and metal mags alike, and have cultivated a loyal underground following since their first LP, Contradictions Collapse, was released in 1991. But even the largest crowds at a European metal festival pale in comparison to the millions that heard Meshuggah on “The Osbournes” when Jack, in an effort to piss off the family’s obnoxious neighbors, blasted “Future Breed Machine” from the band’s 1995 album, Destroy, Erase, Improve. The young metal powerbroker also recruited the band to play the second stage of this year’s Ozzfest, and the… Read more »
If you’re not in Las Vegas right now, you are really missing out on some major musical milestones. Ahead of headlining When We Were Young Fest, Green Day played their brand-new song “The American Dream Is Killing Me” and revealed a forthcoming 2024 tour at their intimate club show. This wasn’t the only bright spot for the lucky fans who snagged a ticket to the 800-capacity Fremont Country Club show on October 19, as the band also played Dookie from beginning to end. Basically, this is the best way to celebrate the LP’s forthcoming 30th anniversary. In a recent Instagram… Read more »
