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
Withered: “Verloren” Album Review
Withered are different. I realize many reviewers have stated this about thousands of other bands, but sometimes you get something in your inbox that really
Sojourner: “Perennial” EP Review
It’s always good to venture out to realms unknown, and while atmospheric black metal is not a genre that I visit often, Sojourner is always
Alestorm: “Live In Tilburg” Album Review
Since time immemorial, many of us have been fascinated and entertained by the pirate character. From the novel Treasure Island to the movie series Pirates
Crypta: “Echoes Of The Soul” Album Review
Formed in 2019, Crypta are an interesting death metal band featuring a conglomeration of women from various other metal walks of life. There is vocalist/bassist
Fear Factory: “Aggression Continuum” Album Review
Music has seemed like an afterthought for the Fear Factory camp over the last few years. That is, until now. With vocalist Burton C. Bell
Six Feet Under: “Nightmares Of The Decomposed” Album Review
Six Feet Under make it very clear that more than 25 years into their career, they remain at the forefront of the death metal. Dynamic,
