The second part of the making of featurette from Dan Watson, Gabe Mangold and Brandon Zackey otherwise know as Spokane, Washington Blackened Deathcore outfit Enterprise Earth for their recent album “The Chosen“ has surfaced. After four big singles in “Where Dreams Are Broken“, “Reanimate // Disintegrate“, “Legends Never Die” and “You Couldn’t Save Me” the
Quite how long Boston Progressive Metallers Wilderun will let their documentary series about the making of “Epigone” go remains to be seen but at episode #8 we’ve reached our second individual song commentary in “Distraction I” with Maike Münstermann behind the camera. That follows one for “Passenger“ so perhaps were going to receive a gift
What do you do when a situation is completely fubar and it’s completely out of your control? What do you say when there is nothing positive and all you can do is just scream to relieve some tension and find some catharsis? If you’re our Hardcore injected Punk heroes My Latest Failure write a song
After two years Leo Moracchioli’s Metalized covers band Frog Leap have been able to break the chains of restriction and play a couple of live shows including one in London. To that end the show has been documented by guitarist Rabea Massaad (also of Toska fame) who includes a rig rundown and soundcheck footage in
Joining a recent trend in bands releasing a making of documentary series for an album after its release rather than to build anticipation prior to are Blackened Deathcore outfit Enterprise Earth. The series is obviously about “The Chosen“, an album that we all know well evidenced by its fast approaching 2 million Spotify streams since
The trail of crumbs that Hansel and Gretel left to mark their way home is a decent metaphor for what Boston Progressive Metallers Wilderun have created with the series that documents the making of their latest offering “Epigone”, an album which appeared via Century Media in January. Since then the Maike Münstermann filmed series has
Armed with a recommendation for a band that commands some attention in Hexenklad Heathenheart, Canadian documentary maker extrodinare Black Metal Werewolf returns to discuss just how far us Metal Heads are prepared to go in defending our love of the dark art of Heavy Metal. Truth be told there will always be a moment where
The book of faces maybe the usual place to find each episode of the A-Z of Failures, the documentary series that follows Hardcore injected Punks My Latest Failure but the cumulative rollup episodes on YouTube have offered previously unseen footage that simply can’t be missed. This is the third instalment which contains all the fun
After an 18 day break since the last episode you may have thought that Amorphis had completed the documentary series to accompany their new album “Halo” but actually it seems they have some more up their sleeves. In this fifth part, the band’s renowned long-time producer Jens Bogren (Sepultura, At The Gates) speaks about his
We’ve run out of superlatives to describe just how good “Epigone” from Boston Progressive Metallers Wilderun is, so let’s just say that if it’s predecessor “Veil Of Imagination” set the standard then the sequel continues that rich vein but in a different way. Here’s episode#6 of the making of documentary series which has appeared (strangely enough)
