Canadian Black Metal Werewolf has dropped another insightful commentary, this time on the subject of the price of Metal. He’s not talking about the currency we all hand over to follow our favourite bands here but the social aspects of how people who aren’t into Metal treat you once they find out you’re not in
The eighth episode of Sabian Lynch’s fly on the wall documentary about the making of “A Quiet Place To Die“, the upcoming new record from Alpha Wolf sees Australian Producer Lance Prenc (Polaris, Gravemind, Void Of Vision) doing some reamping. There are a trio of tracks from the record already out in the wild, so
It might have been done once or twice before but it hasn’t got old yet, so here’s 15 minutes of all female Metalcore act Conquer Divide reading mean tweets, filmed by Kirsten Sturgis. They returned with a pair of new tracks after a five year hiatus, recording with Joel Sturgis, including a Billie Eilish cover
8x broken strings, 6x smashed drumsticks, 3x lost picks, 24x bottles of Doombar and a trip to The Colouring Inn. That’s our prediction for what’s going to happen during 3 days of rehearsals and recording that Weaponry have lined up at the end of the month. But don’t take our word for it. Here’s what
An album that appeared just before the lockdown, “The Way It Ends” sees Currents in fine form. Vocalist Brian Willie goes through the album track by track for the SharpTone Records with singles like “Poverty of Self” raising the roof when they were performed live before the album dropped. If it wasn’t for the current
Following last weeks sweaty post rehearsal Merjin Kloosterman giving us a rundown of his live bass rig, it’s now the turn of Anger Machine guitarist Thijmen den Hartigh to do likewise. Expressing his love for Seymour Duncan Pickups, Jackson guitars and ordering single stings so you can use gauges that aren’t in a standard pack.
A directors cut documentary about the touring cycle that accompanied “Broke” from (hed)p.e. to mark it’s 20th Anniversary has been released by the bands then guitarist Chad “Chizard” Benekos. Including a wealth of behind the scenes footage from that time as well as some previously unheard demos from album it’s a celebration of a great
As if yesterday’s upload of “The Resurrection” documentary from Chimaira guitarist Rob Arnold wasn’t enough, he’s now provided us the opportunity to be a fly on the wall of a 2006 rehearsal and pre-production session for the bands fourth studio album. In addition, Arnold has added his own fresh commentary, movie director style.
It’s time the seventh installment of “No Lasting Memories” from our boys in Weaponry and that can only mean one thing. A second cocktail recipe in the form of the Complete Bastard, so if you’ve recovered from their Chocolate free Chocolate Orange from last week, you might want to give it a go. The question is,
2007 saw Cleveland Ohio bruisers Chimaira unleash their fourth studio record “The Resurrection“, their first since departing Roadrunner Records. Following last week’s interview with Andols Herrick, guitarist Rob Arnold has given us the documentary shot around the recording of the album. It saw Herrick return the fold to replace former Dying Fetus sticksman Kevin Talley.
