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[ May 8, 2024 ] Announcing 2024 New England Metal and Hardcore Fest Dates – News News
[ May 7, 2024 ] Drowning Pool Announces 2024 Tour Dates with Saliva – News News
[ May 6, 2024 ] Profantica Announces 2024 Spring US Headlining Tour Dates – News News
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[ May 3, 2024 ] Hatebreed Announces Fall 2024 30th Anniversary Tour – News News
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[ May 1, 2024 ] The Dead Daisies Announce US Dates, New Album and Drummer – News News
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Zao – The Lesser Lights of Heaven – Review

April 28, 2006

The story of Zao could’ve been told just as convincingly in less than half the time. The second DVD of live footage is hit or miss.

Voivod – DVOD-1 – Review

April 28, 2006

Telling the story of a band as complex and long-lived as Voivod is no easy task. The band’s first DVD doesn’t even try, it just dump material into your lap.

Judas Priest – Rising in the East – Review

April 28, 2006

Filmed at the Budokan in Tokyo, the band looks and sounds great. The sound mix is perfect, the special effects and stage scenery are tastefully silly.

In Flames – Used and Abused… In Live We Trust – Review

April 28, 2006

Although the rotgut cover art makes it look like a bootleg, this is an excellent live document of In Flames during the Soundtrack to Your Escape tour.

Bleeding Through – Wolves Among Sheep – Review

April 28, 2006

At no point during the two-hour, interview-only documentary about the band does anyone realize we don’t need to know every obscure piece of information.

Himsa – You’ve Seen Too Much – Review

April 28, 2006

Weened at the nips of San Francisco thrash and NY crossover, and raised through the hardcore gladiator school, Himsa heaves up fully articulated metalcore.

Henry Rollins – Shock & Awe – Review

April 28, 2006

Henry Rollins has mellowed. Shock & Awe, his new spoken word DVD, presents Rollins as a comedian, recognizing, and poking fun at, his human inadequacies.

The Black Dahlia Murder – Miasma – Review

April 28, 2006

Frenzied, black metal with a very polished sound that infuses neo-classical guitar lines in between the constant, drill-core drumming and screeching vocals.

The Devin Townsend Band – Synchestra – Review

April 21, 2006

As the album progresses, one enters a liquid world of layers, sorta lulling the listener into Dev’s assertion that the whole album is like one song.

The Abominable Iron Sloth – Review

April 14, 2006

Members of Will Haven and Oddman playing sludge metal like EyeHateGod. Screamo vocals, trudging riffery, and the odd d-tuned swing of an ogre lumbering along.

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