Metal

Just in time for black metal season, when the air gets colder and the days get shorter, Morbikon are a black metal supergroup that sounds more like a fantasy football lineup of extreme metal talent than an actual band. Featuring guitarist and bassist Phil “Land Phil” Hall of Municipal Waste, Cannabis Corpse, and Iron Reagan

There’s a somewhat magical allure of getting to see one of the greatest and most iconic heavy metal bands live that you can’t get from most of today’s acts. Sure, metal these days moves so fast that there’s always some new act from around the globe vying for your attention, but there’s a special sort

Things have been looking up for The Callous Daoboys following the release of their sophomore studio album Celebrity Therapist, which dropped on September 2. They’ve become critical darlings, just finished a killer tour with MNRK Heavy labelmates Rolo Tomassi, and just recently learned they’re ravaging the Billboard charts. So in an effort to ride that

Ever since the genre’s inception, heavy metal and mainstream recognition have gone together like oil and water. The gatekeepers that handle most of the music industry’s accolades regularly shun some of our biggest heroes in favor of propping up acts like fuckin’ Imagine Dragons and U2. Well, that lack of respect has finally gotten to

It’s not very often that an artist or band gets to take a second stab at a project, but that’s exactly what New York psychedelic fuzz rock duo White Hills got to do with their upcoming release The Revenge of Heads on Fire. Set to release tomorrow through their newly launched record label Heads on

There’s really cool vinyl releases with all different kinds of color variants and even cannabis leaves pressed into it, but one band is taking things to the extreme by offering a set of extra thicky bois that you can use as a guitar pedal. Indianapolis-based rock band Brother O Brother may have just released their

Southern badasses and dudes who’ve got the fiyah Corrosion of Conformity are hitting the road once again, bringing with it their unique brand of Southern stoner metal to a string of shows east of the Mississippi River. Joining COC will be Spirit Adrift and The Native Howl. It’s been a minute since Corrosion of Conformity

Nearly six years after thrash band Vektor went on hiatus and three years after frontman David DiSanto faced public accusations – and video emerged – of alleged domestic violence, the band is back on a major label and writing new material. The announcement came earlier today, with the bad posting the following statement on their

Shock rocker and alleged rapist Marilyn Manson remains in hot legal water at the moment, according to a newly released video statement by Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón, who revealed that he could be getting the case in his office “sometime this month.” As it stands, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has been

There’s no shame in wanting to stand up for your bandmate, but Lamb of God guitarist Art Cruz may be sparking one of the more heated debates in metal when he recently said Randy Blythe was “the greatest frontman in heavy metal history.” Cruz made his feelings known during a recent episode of the Talk

There’s confident and then there’s Tommy Lee at nearly 60 YEARS OLD thinking people want to pay $40 a month to see his old ass naked confident. The dude made his announcement on stage during the last Mötley Crüe set of their summer tour that not only will he keep posting his junk online, but

Behemoth’s latest studio effort Opvs Contra Natvram is fast approaching and boy, is it a killer. With so much excitement swirling around the black metal band’s newest release, we’ve teamed up with Gimme Metal to offer a special T-Shirt/Vinyl combination promotion so you can get your hands on some rare Behemoth gear. For an extremely

Turns out everybody really is doing the toxic waltz these days, as former Exodus and current Generation Kill frontman Rob Dukes joined his old outfit to rip through the classic 1989 track “The Toxic Waltz.” As a band, Exodus has gone through a few shake ups at vocals over the years. And while the untimely

In true death metal tongue-twister fashion, Mortuous are streaming a new track, “Metamorphosis,” for your listening pleasure. But the brain-bending and keeping the names straight to empress your friends is worth it if you’re looking for some solid, doomy, death metal goodness. And is to be expected from this type of news, the track is

Is it just me or is the week after a nice, long holiday weekend harder than most? Maybe it’s the whole “gotta get back to pretending I’ve got my shit together” thing that takes a while to ramp back up? How quickly do we even forget that whole song and dance in the first place?!

Social media’s done a lot of things, like letting people from around the world connect and speeding up the eventual destruction of the American empire. But for a select few, it’s launched entire music careers and given them a chance to reach a global audience that you used to need a major record label to

Today’s the day that Turkish metal band Pentagram (aka Mezarkabul) released their latest album Makina Elektrika via Sony Music. In celebration of the band’s unique mix of heavy metal and Anatolian music, the band put out a music video for “Damn The War” earlier today. Having its roots back in 1987, Pentagram has gone through

Stop me if you’ve heard this before. Dave Mustai — Wow. I guess we all know where this is going, huh? Either way, here goes. The only remaining original member of Megadeth and ginger shredder Dave Mustaine just can’t keep his old band out of his mouth. During a recent interview with Classic Rock magazine,

Don’t you just hate it when you wake up from a deep state of unconsciousness, only to find yourself and someone else strapped haphazardly to a chair and at the whims of your captor? Tuesdays, amirite? That’s pretty much the fate of two hapless individuals in the Wednesday 13 music video for “Insides Out,” a

When it’s come to new music, I’ve held the mindset that 2022 has been a somewhat lackluster year. Yet after spending some tine with Revocation‘s eighth studio album Netherheaven, I can gladly say that it’s the kind of album that hits with the potency of a magic eight-ball to the face — and it may