Savoy Brown – Ain’t Done Yet
Before there was metal, there was hard rock. Before there was hard rock, there was the blues. Through it all has been the British blues […]
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Diamond Rexx – Psych Ward
Diamond Rexx was the black eye glam metal needed in 1986. In a field that would soon be saturated by Poison pretty boys and whatever […]
Necrot – Mortal
It was 2017 when out of nowhere, Necrot took the death metal underground by storm with their debut full length, Blood Offerings. Well, it wasn’t completely […]
Don Dokken Interview
Dokken: The name is synonymous with hard rockers and metalheads all over the world. But it wasn’t always like this. Before selling more than 10 […]
Jon Deverill (Tygers of Pan Tang) Interview
In a NWOBHM jungle of Jaguars, Def Leppards, and Praying Mantises, it was the Tygers of Pan Tang who reigned supreme in 1980. Their hard […]
Blues Pills – Holy Moly!
In the 1999 sci-fi epic The Matrix, Morpheus offers Neo the choice between a blue or red pill. While Neo infamously chose the red pill and […]
Vicious Rumors – Celebration Decay
Ah, the fickle beast that is modern metal: rhythmic riffing, gritty vocals, and a production that’s focused on sounding as tough as possible. We’ve seen […]
The Georgia Thunderbolts – The Georgia Thunderbolts
Retro flavored rock has been all the rage for the last few years. Whether it be of the hard, blues, or southern kind, bands from […]
Bill Pitts (Masada) Interview
Attention students! Class is in session! For today’s lesson, we’re going back in time to 1987. Death metal had been brewing for a couple years […]
Bear Mace – Charred Field of Slaughter
Have you ever wondered what Slayer would’ve sounded like had they kept the same formula as South of Heaven (1988) and Seasons in the Abyss (1990), but with […]