Tommy T. Baron (Coroner, Kreator) Interview
The 21st century has seen just about every classic thrash band resurrect for the obligatory comeback tour and the inevitable reunion album that comes with […]
All Hell – Sunsetter
I can’t remember exactly where or when I first stumbled upon All Hell, but something tells me it was thanks to the now defunct Gimme […]
Dead Heat – Process of Elimination
In the four years since I first discovered and subsequently reviewed Dead Heat upon the release of their last album, World at War, I’ve come […]
From My Collection #119: AC/DC – Powerage
Welcome to another edition of From My Collection. Ahead of this week’s essay, I was pondering which album to highlight and revisit. “Should I do […]
Sanguisugabogg – Hideous Aftermath
I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve spent the better part of this decade going to bat for Sanguisugabogg, and rather enthusiastically at that. […]
Testament – Para Bellum
Although it’s been half a decade since we last heard new music from Testament, my opinion on the band’s 21st century output hasn’t changed. Their […]
Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, Foghat at the Coronado Theatre (10/9/2025)
It’s been a minute since I caught one of those two for one classic rock shows, let alone reviewed one for this here webzine. You […]
Greg T. Walker (Two Wolf, Blackfoot, Lynyrd Skynyrd)
Every musical genre has a starting point. For metal, a genre with countless subgenres to its name, there’s no shortage of bands credited as pioneers […]
Ripping Remains – Necrodestiny
Does anyone else remember Dripping Decay? We reviewed their debut album, Festering Grotesqueries (2023), upon its release, and were taken aback by the sheer grossness […]
Hooded Menace – Lachrymose Monuments of Obscuration
When we last heard from Finnish death/doom disciples, Hooded Menace, they had just released their sixth full length, The Tritonus Bell (2021): An album that […]