Steve Sylvester (Death SS) Interview
When one thinks of late 70s metal, two styles come to mind: the hard rock driven, arena friendly American style (i.e. Van Halen, Riot, Y&T) […]
Month: October 2021
Death SS – Ten
Death SS has gone through many incarnations, both musically and personnel-wise, in their nearly 45 year existence. The band formed in 1977 as arguably the […]
Nestor – Kids in a Ghost Town
Being a metalhead for as long as I have, I’ve seen my fair share of here today, gone tomorrow trend bands. Most of these acts […]
Massacre – Resurgence
Massacre have broken up and reconvened so many times that it’s hard to keep track of when they’re active or inactive. The Kam Lee fronted […]
From My Collection #27: Impaler – Rise of the Mutants
Welcome to another edition of From My Collection. With Halloween right around the corner, I figured I’d pull out some seasonal listening to mark the […]
U.D.O. – Game Over
Udo Dirkschneider has been one of my favorite metal singers for as long as I can remember. His shrill, powerful delivery played a major role […]
Albert Bouchard – Imaginos 2 – Bombs Over Germany (Minus Zero and Counting)
After a year of listening to Re Imaginos and an in depth discussion with the man himself, I thought I’d have a better grasp of […]
Legions of Metal 3.5 Review
For as long as the Legions of Metal festival has been a thing, I’ve been there. Matter of fact, I had weekend tickets to the […]
Mark Stein (Vanilla Fudge) Interview
In the beginning, there was Vanilla Fudge. The band’s combination of explosive drums, thundering bass, droning guitars, grinding organs, and soulful vocals set the path […]
Knife – Knife
As I checked out the self titled debut album from Germany’s Knife, I asked myself, “Has there ever been a blackened thrash/speed album I haven’t […]