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[ September 1, 2026 ] Forbidden Announce Self-Titled Album + 2026 Tour Dates with Heathen and Void – News News
[ August 31, 2026 ] Drowning Pool and Saliva Announce US Tour Celebrating 25 Years – News News
[ August 28, 2026 ] Russian Circles’ Nine Out 8/28 + 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ August 27, 2026 ] Leila Abdul-Rauf Announces 2026 Tour Dates with Vaelastrasz – News News
[ August 26, 2026 ] Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats Drop New Album + 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ August 25, 2026 ] Trivium Announce 2026 Fall Tour with In Flames and Orbit Culture – News News
[ August 23, 2026 ] Ween – Golden Wastes EP – Review Bands
[ August 20, 2026 ] Nerf Herder’s IV Is Finally Getting the Vinyl Treatment – News News
[ August 19, 2026 ] Seven Kingdoms To Support Nini Music On 2026 Tour – News News
[ August 18, 2026 ] BAT Announces 2nd Leg of 2026 US Tour with Voivod – News News

Khors – Wisdom of Centuries – Review

January 9, 2013

Your street cred will go through the roof (and your sex life through the floor) once you bust out that you have some UKRAINIAN BLACK METAL in your collection.

Vampires Everywhere – Hellbound & Heartless – Review

January 8, 2013

Traces of nü metal and pop-tinged industrial metal, also elements of H.I.M. and Avenged Sevenfold, and it’s all mixed into a bubbling mess.

Lions Lions – To Carve Our Names – Review

January 7, 2013

Lions Lions bring solid post-hardcore from Boston. The band’s focus on balance means that there aren’t many highs or lows, just a safe, steady middle ground.

Skanska Mord – Paths to Charon – Review

January 7, 2013

Dirty rock, Sweden-style, with guitar chunk and harmonica from the outset, and then the Soundgarden vocals kick in, swagger and might intact, and you’re hooked.

Voivod – Target Earth – Review

December 28, 2012

The pride of the progressive Canadian sci-fi-themed cyber metal scene, Voivod stretch out on this nearly eight-minute track from their 13th studio album.

The Evens – The Odds – Review

December 28, 2012

Ian MacKaye (Minor Threat, Fugazi, Embrace, Dischord Records, etc.) and former Warmers drummer Amy Farina. Still naturally catchy in that stripped-down way.

Cradle of Filth – The Manticore And Other Horrors – Review

December 27, 2012

“For Your Vulgar Delectation” is prime latter-day COF, bringing a rock ‘n’ roll sensibility that sets them far apart from more “true” black metal recordings.

Graveyard – Lights Out – Review

December 26, 2012

Swedish hard rock revivalists Graveyard garnered a ton of praise (and no shortage of flattering Led Zeppelin comparisons) for last year’s Hisingen Blues.

Rah Rah – The Poet’s Dead – Review

December 26, 2012

I get it, the Jonathan Richmond honesty, the “sawing” guitar (by indie rock standards), and the knack for pop rock charm.

Antropomorphia – Evangelivm Nekromantia – Review

December 25, 2012

Want your artwork to overshadow your band’s musical accomplishments? Feature two bloody naked chicks making out while hooded, skull-faced phantoms watch.

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