When I first heard Amorphis back in 1995 I had NO idea what I was in for. I caught up with them on their trek across North America in direct support of Delain. Their latest album, “Queen of Time”, is arguably one of their best albums since “Elegy”. Though “Circles” and “Under the Red Cloud” were also fantastic albums, their
Slayer continue their victory lap before retiring, and they are nearing the launch of The Final Campaign, the last leg of their Final World Tour, on November 2 in Asheville, North Carolina. But for those who have been unable to catch the thrash titans over the last couple of years, they are delivering a new movie , entitled Slayer: The
When we caught up with Karl Sanders and George Kollias of Nile on this year’s 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise, their excited about the new album that they were recording was palpable, both in their voices and their descriptions of the new release. (Read our interview here!) The time is nearing for the album to reach the masses, and Nile
Alcest are an anomaly. The one-time black metallers have drifted into dark gaze over the last few albums, and their music provides a surreal escape from normal metal fare. They deliver spectral soundscapes that are captivating through and through. Alcest have announced their sixth studio album, Spiritual Instinct, which will be released on October 25 via Nuclear Blast. They have
Architects charted a North American tour beginning on April 26 in support of their Holy Hell album, and they brought along Thy Art is Murder and While She Sleeps. Mark Guy captured the tour stop at The Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts on May 20.
The Black Dahlia Murder and Meshuggah joined forces for a brief tour to fill the gaps between the latter’s spring festival appearances, including a show on May 14 at the House of Blues in Boston, Massachusetts. Check out Mark Guy‘s photos from the night.
Slayer‘s final tour rolls on, and it stopped into Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas, on May 7. This leg included Amon Amarth and Lamb of God supporting the legendary headliners. All photos by Rene Botello.
Children of Bodom took the stage at Royale in Boston, Massachusetts, on April 17 in support of their most recent release, Hexed. Mark Guy was on hand to capture the show.
Like many other thrash/death metal fans, I have been waiting nearly three decades for a new album from San Francisco’s Possessed. When Seven Churches and Beyond the Gates were released, they were mind blowing! They took evil metal to a new level of heavy. Alas, the band broke up after releasing The Eyes of Horror in 1987, but I am
Something I find surprising, but has also become a normal occurrence, is bands forming super groups. One such group is The Damned Things, which is made up of Keith Buckley (Every Time I Die), Scott Ian (Anthrax), Andy Hurley (Fall Out Boy), Joe Trohman (Fall Out Boy), and newest member Dan Andriano (Alkaline Trio). It’s been eight years since their
When I first heard Amorphis back in 1995 I had NO idea what I was in for. I caught up with them on their trek
Slayer continue their victory lap before retiring, and they are nearing the launch of The Final Campaign, the last leg of their Final World Tour,
When we caught up with Karl Sanders and George Kollias of Nile on this year’s 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise, their excited about the new
Alcest are an anomaly. The one-time black metallers have drifted into dark gaze over the last few albums, and their music provides a surreal escape
Architects charted a North American tour beginning on April 26 in support of their Holy Hell album, and they brought along Thy Art is Murder
The Black Dahlia Murder and Meshuggah joined forces for a brief tour to fill the gaps between the latter’s spring festival appearances, including a show
Slayer‘s final tour rolls on, and it stopped into Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas, on May 7. This leg included Amon Amarth and Lamb
Children of Bodom took the stage at Royale in Boston, Massachusetts, on April 17 in support of their most recent release, Hexed. Mark Guy was
Like many other thrash/death metal fans, I have been waiting nearly three decades for a new album from San Francisco’s Possessed. When Seven Churches and
Something I find surprising, but has also become a normal occurrence, is bands forming super groups. One such group is The Damned Things, which is
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