Heavy Metal Rules Underground Band Support!
We Believe Heavy Metal Rules!
Steel Panther and SkullsNBones have teamed up to support underground heavy metal by bringing a ton of exposure to some awesome bands who submit their albums for review on this page. What kind of exposure? The best kind:
- Send us your record or EP
- If we think it’s good we’re gonna review it here on SkullsNBones and share it
- If we review it and Steel Panther likes it, they’re gonna share it
- If Steel Panther shares it, chicks are gonna love you and you’re gonna get laid*
Submit Your Album
(Heavy Metal) Rules (and conditions)
- 1 band, 1 album, 1 submission. You fuck with us you can get fucked. (the bad way)
- Singles & EPs are valid so please feel free to submit them.
- METAL ONLY! DEATH TO ALL BUT METAL!
- You can include some promo shots with the album if you want us to post them. Nudes are appreciated, but we’re probably not going to post them.
*SkullsNBones and Steel Panther cannot guarantee that you’re gonna get laid, even if everyone shares your shit.
Check Out Some Of The Reviews
Spreading the Disease: “Mindcell” EP Review
Que pasa, all you headbanging heavy metal heathens! Welcome to another entry in the SkullsnBones/Steel Panther search for the coolest of the cruel, the badassest
Detherous: “Hacked To Death” Album Review
With the onslaught of reviews pouring in from our northern neighbors, I am starting to believe that Canada has become quite a hotbed for heavy
Karmanjaka: “Seven Names For The Witchqueen” Album Review
From the beautiful land of Sweden, Karmanjaka recently released Seven Names for the Witchqueen, an album that interlaces black metal with Nordic folk and prog
Extinguish The Sun: “Antihero” Album Review
The well-informed may realize that Dixon, Illinois, is where President Ronald Reagan grew up, but enough about history. For today’s intents and purposes, “The Catfish
Blackening: “Mental Disorder” Album Review
I have to admit that Blackening‘s Mental Disorder album blew me out of the water. Having grown up with brothers that continuously played the albums
Carriage: “Visions” Album Review
In this corner, your next contender in the SkullsnBones/Steel Panther search for the baddest and bitchinest bands in the world, Carriage! And, I gots to