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
Shitfucker: “Sex With Dead Body” Album Review
Well, this takes balls the size of Alpha Centauri. You name your band Shitfucker. Your first album was titled Suck Cocks In Hell. Your new
Orbit Culture: “Nija” Album Review
Orbit Culture mix elements across genres to make their upcoming album Nija to something really special. With thrashy riffs, deathcore-style breakdowns, full-on death metal elements,
Upon A Burning Body: “Built From War” EP Review
The new EP from Upon A Burning Body, Built from War, blew my expectations out of the water. This short deathcore EP is hard-hitting, energetic,
Buried Realm: “Embodiment Of The Divine” Album Review
Sometimes when you have a vision, you have to put it in motion by yourself. The one-man, melodic death metal project Buried Realm boasts a
Mushroomhead: “A Wonderful Life” Album Review
It’s been the six years and multiple lineup changes since their last album, but Mushroomhead are back with their wonderful eighth album, A Wonderful Life.
Onslaught: “Generation Antichrist” Album Review
Time for some more killer thrash! Onslaught’s upcoming album, Generation Antichrist, is fast, intense, and filled with killer guitar solos. Onslaught, formed back in 1982
