Sarke – Allsighr
Considering both metal and gothic rock’s penchant for all things dark, it was only a matter of time before the genres collided, resulting in the […]
Phil Lewis (L.A. Guns) Interview
Most bands who fall into the 80s glam metal niche comfortably spend their sunset years going through the motions of the carnival and casino circuit, […]
Lucifer – Lucifer IV
I’ve been an ardent follower of Lucifer (the band, not the fallen angel) from the moment they released their first album. That album, appropriately titled […]
Top 10: Dokken Songs
Glam metal, hair metal, pop metal: No matter what you wanna call it, when it came to hooks and musicianship, nobody touched Dokken. Granted, the […]
Count Raven – The Sixth Storm
The 90s were a time of reinvention for doom metal. 20+ years after accidentally becoming metal’s first subgenre, its subsequent hybridization with death metal (i.e. […]
David Reece – Blacklist Utopia
There’s been no stopping David Reece lately. It feels just like yesterday that the former Accept frontman released his last album, Cacophony of Souls. Turns […]
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) […]
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 […]