So you are on a boat, in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, with 2,999 of your new friends and 60 metal bands who are each going to play two shows over four days. While the benefits of being on 70,000 Tons of Metal are clear for many, perhaps not everyone sees the magic that can happen in this environment. Just a
The 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise left Fort Lauderdale on February 1 packed with 3,000 metal bands representing 75 countries primed and ready to see 121 sets of music from 60 bands. Photographer Jason Carlson was on board, camera in hand, to capture the action. Here is his gallery of photos of Alestorm from their performance on the Pool Deck during the
Photographer Jason Carlson is in the process of sorting through 291 GB of photos he captured on the 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise, but he is sharing some previews from each day leading up to the band galleries that we will be publishing over the days and weeks. The cruise, which took place February 1-5, took 3,000 fans and 60 bands
You have probably noticed the silence on our end. It is a testament to the power of the 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise. It is complete immersion in all things metal and an international passion for the music. We are going to provide a couple of recaps to catch up, but more importantly, we have a ton of content on
This Friday’s releases are far-reaching, and there is something here that is sure to warrant a headbang from each reader. Watch a few videos from these releases while you are here, and click on the album titles to purchase some new tunes. Albums Abuse: Nothing is Safe (Comatose Records) Alestorm: No Grave But the Sea (Napalm Records) Anubis: The Second
Photo credit: Thrillist. Good afternoon everyone, and happy National Beer Day! Hear Evil has a long tradition of celebrating the lighter (some might say frivolous) holidays, and National Beer Day shall be no exception.
Aye, ye scoundrels. Batten down the hatches and hide the rum, Alestorm are hitting the high seas again! Alestorm love to have fun. This is an element that is missing from music in this age of a billion sub-genres and genres. They combine all the elements of their favorite genres and add huge doses of fun – and booze –
Scottish folk/power/alcohol obsessed metallers, Alestorm, will be releasing their new album, “Sunset On The Golden Age,” on Tuesday(August 5th) via Napalm Records. As with their previous releases, you can expect a ton of tracks to chug beers to and sing along with, except this record is a little heavier than what you’re used to, which I think absolutely rules! We’ve
So you are on a boat, in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, with 2,999 of your new friends and 60 metal bands who are
The 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise left Fort Lauderdale on February 1 packed with 3,000 metal bands representing 75 countries primed and ready to see
Photographer Jason Carlson is in the process of sorting through 291 GB of photos he captured on the 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise, but he is
You have probably noticed the silence on our end. It is a testament to the power of the 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise. It is
This Friday’s releases are far-reaching, and there is something here that is sure to warrant a headbang from each reader. Watch a few videos from
Photo credit: Thrillist. Good afternoon everyone, and happy National Beer Day! Hear Evil has a long tradition of celebrating the lighter (some might say frivolous)
Aye, ye scoundrels. Batten down the hatches and hide the rum, Alestorm are hitting the high seas again! Alestorm love to have fun. This is
Scottish folk/power/alcohol obsessed metallers, Alestorm, will be releasing their new album, “Sunset On The Golden Age,” on Tuesday(August 5th) via Napalm Records. As with their
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