From the Fjords of Finland come the Melodic Metal sounds of Agonizer. Formed in 1998, the band released its well-received first demo, Eternal Night. Despite a strong fan reaction and good reviews, the record companies …READ MORE
Are you one of those fickle music listeners who cringe at the word “project,” knowing full well that the conglomeration isn’t a band, but the merging of musicians from different bands wanting to explore new …READ MORE
Rivers of Paradise is the debut release from the new band TRW. The band name is derived from the last initial of each of the three individuals who make up the band: guitarist/vocalist Michael Thompson, …READ MORE
From the city of Gothenburg, Sweden, Dreamland is back with a new release, Eye for an Eye. This is the second release from these Nordic Metalheadz and the sound is tighter and more polished than …READ MORE
Return to Metalopolis was Chris Poland’s reemergence to music. After being excused from his duties as lead guitarist for Megadeth, Poland knew the pressure of climbing out from under the shadow of Mustaine. History would …READ MORE
At a point where Pop culture is embracing “all that has been” in what can be described as “The Retro Movement,” fans have been privy to many reuniting bands of yesteryear. Poison and Tesla are …READ MORE
Ever since inception, Clutch has been a band that escaped basic genre labeling. Sometimes referred to as a Doom Metal band with a Punk influences, and sometimes referred to as Stoner Rock, the band has …READ MORE
As the lead guitarist of the Bay-area Thrash band, Testament, Alex Skolnick rapidly rose to the forefront of Metal-Shredders with blistering speed and amazing technique. Alex always stood out in the Metal community with his …READ MORE
Testament’s The Spitfire Collection is a mixed bag of studio and live tracks taken from the band’s catalog with, of course, the Spitfire record label. Half of their releases with Spitfire were live discs; in …READ MORE
Consider this your precursor to the next chapter of Metal, and an opportunity to revisit music created by musicians without studio trickery. With the release of Lazarus’s Episode One, the Golden Days of Metal are …READ MORE