Disfuneral – Blood Red Tentacle
It has been a long time since I’ve reviewed a full blown death metal album. It’s not that I’ve been avoiding the genre, but rather […]
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Rick Ventura (Riot Act) Interview
In the late 1970s, no American metal band played harder, heavier, or faster than Riot. Sure there were other American metal bands at this time. […]
Nazareth – Surviving the Law
Here’s a question I’d like to pose to you readers: At what point does a band stop being who they say they are? I guess […]
Destruction – Diabolical
I’d like to start this review by saying I LOVE Destruction. Who doesn’t? Their 80s output remains untouchable to this day, from the bestial blackened […]
Treat – The Endgame
It was nearly 40 years ago that Treat formed as a melodic alternative to the rough and ready metal their native Sweden was known for. […]
Top 10: Metal Albums of 1991
When making these retrospective best metal albums of a year lists, I’ve noticed two trends. There’s the years where the top 2 or 3 spots […]
Andy Timmons – Electric Truth
I’ve long felt that the 80s glam/hair/pop metal crop has long faced their share of unfair criticism. If you can look past the outrageous outfits […]
Joe Satriani – The Elephants of Mars
Joe Satriani’s obsession with otherworldly phenomena has been a driving force of his music from day one. From his unearthly guitar playing to his intergalactic […]
Jerry Shirley (Humble Pie, Fastway) Interview
In the early 70s, few bands rocked harder and drew bigger crowds than Humble Pie. Their loud, sweaty brand of blues and boogie infused rock […]
Hällas – Isle of Wisdom
It was a little over two years ago, and just a few weeks into this site’s existence, that I last thoroughly examined the music of […]