Fuel Injected Suicide Machine is the latest EP by the Heavy Metal supergroup Death Dealer. Sure, the term supergroup is thrown around way too much these days, but Death Dealer is loaded with veteran Metal heavyweights, that you simple cannot deny their billing as such. …READ MORE
Strength in unity In these difficult times for the world of culture, you can always count on Melodic Metal band Mentalist to infuse a dose of optimism in your daily struggle. The German band does …READ MORE
All-Star Metal Assault Death Dealer lead by Ross the Boss has returned for another heavy metal attack with their 3rd record Conquered Lands – to be released worldwide November 13, 2020 through Steel Cartel Records. …READ MORE
The third full-length album by Mike Lepond’s Silent Assassins, Whore of Babylon, seeks to forge a union between the world of Heavy Metal and some of the most chilling characters from ancient history. The Symphony …READ MORE
Mike LePond has kept himself busy throughout the years, there is his most notable work with Symphony X as well as Manowar’s Ross the Boss. LePond’s latest project DeadRisen will surely please fans of his …READ MORE
From Italy, Last Union are putting a strong foot forward with their debut album Twelve. Featuring Progressive Metal veterans Mike LePond and Uli Kusch filling out the rhythm section, this 11 song collection of Progressive …READ MORE
Exxiles is the brainchild of Mauricio Bustamante out of Mexico, and the first release is entitled Oblivion. Exxiles’ soundscape is rooted in Progressive Metal, and Bustamante ropes in an impressive array of who’s who from …READ MORE
It’s nice to root for the underdog every now and then. It’s done with sports all the time, so who says the same principle can’t be applied to music? That’s exactly what comes to mind …READ MORE
Wow, those past four years without a new Seven Witches album have seemed like a lifetime. Fortunately, the waiting has ended with a new release named Call Upon The Wicked, which presents the comeback of …READ MORE
Here’s a scenario that is more common than not, but is seldom thought of or spoken about. A new band arrives on the scene and for the most part its members are not any famous, …READ MORE