Deep Purple – Turning to Crime
While scores of bands they’ve influenced have either said farewell or succumbed altogether (i.e. Van Halen, Motörhead, Slayer), Deep Purple remains heavy metal’s resident freaks […]
Articles by Joe Miller
Proscriptor McGovern’s Apsû – Proscriptor McGovern’s Apsû
Am I really reviewing two black metal releases in two days? What on earth is becoming of me? Granted, today’s album in review isn’t just […]
Morgul Blade – Fell Sorcery Abounds
November has been packing some serious heat. Whether it be arena rock galore, NWOBHM worship done startlingly right, or melodic black metal magnificence, there’s no […]
The Darkness – Motorheart
Ready to feel old? It’s been almost 20 years since The Darkness released the crowning musical achievement of the 2000s, Permission to Land (2003). By […]
Stormkeep – Tales of Othertime
By this point, I’m sure my cynicism and disdain towards post-first wave black metal is well documented. I’ve even gone as far to say Darkthrone […]
From My Collection #29: AC/DC – For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)
Welcome to another edition of From My Collection. Today, we go back in time 40 years and a day to the release of AC/DC’s eighth […]
Steve Zodiac (Vardis) Interview
Steve Zodiac knows a thing or two about rock n’ roll. His love of blues and boogie has fueled English metal heroes Vardis for close […]
Exodus – Persona Non Grata
Last week, a Facebook friend posed the question: Which band drastically fell off after the release of their debut album? The first band that came […]
Herman Frank (Victory, Accept) Interview
For 40 years, Herman Frank’s name has been synonymous with larger than life, Teutonic metal riffs. Whether it be with Accept, Victory, or as a […]
200 Stab Wounds – Slave to the Scalpel
200 Stab Wounds is the latest death metal band that everybody and their mom can’t stop talking about. I swear, it was like one day […]