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
Victorius: “To The Death” EP Review
We’ve got some Scottish heavy metal coming your way. Victorius, formed around 2007 and had been rocking their homeland before taking a hiatus. In January
Nocturne Wulf: “NW” Album Review
I’ve always been intrigued and, admittedly, rather envious of European countries. First of all, the metal festivals. I drool at the recaps and videos of
KAATO: “Slam!” Album Review
Are you enjoying our collab with the the bad boys of Steel Panther looking for the creme de la creme of hard rock and metal
Firefight: “The Fallen” EP Review
I really like what I hear from this rather new band from Bergen, Norway. Firefight began their adventure in 2017, and the description I was
Enterfire: “Slave Of Time” Album Review
Brother Jamie just sent me a new band and album to check out for our promotion with the boys of Steel Panther, a band from
Orissa: “Resurrection” EP Review
Orissa are a progressive rock/metal band from New York that leans on the heavier side of things. How heavy? Heavier than Opeth’s recent records, and