Alice Cooper – Road
If there ever was an artist to record an album centered around the misadventures of life on the road, it’s Alice Cooper. The godfather of […]
Articles by Joe Miller
Glenn Hughes at the Arcada Theatre (8/26/2023)
“I don’t think anyone else in Deep Purple would do this. I feel the obligation to do this for you.” These are the words Glenn […]
Erik MÃ¥rtensson (Eclipse, W.E.T., Nordic Union) Interview
The ’20s are Eclipse’s decade and we’re just living in it! While other bands are still navigating their way through this post-pandemic landscape, Eclipse are […]
Horrendous – Ontological Mysterium
My relationship with Horrendous can best be described as “casual”. I vaguely recall exploring their first few albums, likely at the recommendation of the Decibel […]
Cruel Force – Dawn of the Axe
Back in the early ’10s, when I was diving head first into the abyss that is underground metal, one name I heard constantly mentioned was […]
Top 10: Yngwie Malmsteen Songs
There is perhaps no guitarist in the history of metal more infamous than Yngwie Malmsteen. Over 40 years since he exploded onto the scene, he […]
Dripping Decay – Festering Grotesqueries
I don’t know about you freaks, but there’s something about good ol’ fashioned, no frills, gore-soaked, maggot-riddled death metal that’s guaranteed to get my blood […]
Murasaki – Timeless
If you hail from any country west of Japan, chances are you’re reading this right now and asking yourself, “Who on earth is Murasaki?” Allow […]
Ringworm – Seeing Through Fire
Ringworm’s catalog can be divided into 2 categories: The Promise (1993) and everything else. This isn’t to say everything these Cleveland based veterans released after […]
From My Collection #69: David Lee Roth – A Little Ain’t Enough
Welcome to another edition of From My Collection. Well folks, another mid-August weekend and another Beatlefest (officially branded “The Fest for Beatles Fans” due to […]