Nige Rockett (Onslaught) Interview
Since 1982, Onslaught have been England’s premiere thrash band, unleashing power from hell for well over four decades. At the helm of it all has […]
Burning Path – Burning Path
Ever hear of a band called Lucifer’s Hammer? Neither have I, but I figure any band named after a Warlord song with releases on such […]
From My Collection #128: Max Webster – Live Magnetic Air
Welcome to another edition of From My Collection. The other day, Max Webster keyboardist Terry Watkinson passed away at the age of 86. Watkinson was […]
Venthiax – Rites of Ra
Having gotten my ass absolutely walloped last week by Lead Injector’s incredible debut album, Witching Attack, it only feels right that this week I review […]
Cryptic Shift – Overspace & Supertime
Here’s an interesting premise for a future Top 10 list: Most important non-metal musicians to metal. Granted, I’m sure we could make a list of […]
Templar – Conquering Swords
Last night, on a half-asleep phone call with a good friend, Heavy Load arose in conversation, which led to some interesting observations. Yes, even with […]
Rob Zombie – The Great Satan
There are some artists who, despite reaching a point of self-parody, were so prolific in their prime that they remain a staple of conversation within […]
Malcolm Bruce (Sons of Cream) Interview
When Cream’s debut album, Fresh Cream, hit record store shelves in late 1966, it marked a major turning point in the history of rock music. […]
Lead Injector – Witching Attack
Any band named after a Sodom song is a friend of mine. With this in mind, me and the boys in Lead Injector hit it […]
Michael Monroe – Outerstellar
Michael Monroe is one of those euro acts who I pretty much accepted I’d never see live unless I made a trip across the pond. […]