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BRICK BY BRICK: Aggression and Angst
Angry, defiant, and aggressive. That’s what you get when you spin New York hardcore/metal hybrid heavyweights Brick by Brick’s sixth album Hive Mentality. Released on February 22 via Upstate Records, the nine pit slamming tunes, including a revamped song featuring The Acacia Strain’s Vincent Bennett and brutal covers…
INCITE: We’ve Been Built for This
Extreme metal band Incite—led by vocalist Richie Cavalera—has had to fight for everything they’ve achieved thus far in its 15 year existence. As the stepson of Max Cavalera of Sepultura and Soulfly fame, nothing’s ever been handed to him.
MISERY INDEX: Truth and Power
The bond that brings and keeps the members of Misery Index together is rooted as much in the music its four members create as in the message purveyed by the band’s lyrics. Heralded since the early 00s as one of the brighter lights shining from the netherworld of America’s death metal/grindcore scene…
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Wednesday 13 Picks the Top 10 Most Metal Moments in Horror
We caught up with the shock rocking king of horror to have him tell us what his Top 10 most metal moments in horror are. And here are some bloody excellent selections from Wednesday 13.
Matt Heafy of Trivium Chooses His Top 5 Scariest Bands In Metal
We caught up with Trivium front man and metal aficionado Matt Heafy just before their headlining set at the 14th annual Rock and Shock (A horror convention and concert) in Worcester, MA to ask him who would make his list for his top 5 scariest bands. Check out his choices below along with songs or videos from each of his picks.
Jeremy Wagner Tells Us His Top 5 Horror Novels
JEREMY WAGNER, GUITARIST OF BROKEN HOPE AND HORROR AUTHOR TELL US HIS TOP 5 HORROR...
LIVE REVIEWS
Doyle: 10.09.18 – The Webster Theater – Hartford, CT
It’s always fun to see an amazing horror or superhero movie the day it hits theaters. You get that jolt of excitement and energy when your favorite villain or…
Zeal and Ardor: 9.22.18 The Sinclair Cambridge, MA
The biggest question on the minds of those who haven’t seen Zeal & Ardor live is if the music will translate well from record to stage.
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