“I can hardly believe that even you came in just to catch the breath of this evicted chest and, already on the pedestal, you packed your bag and started to fly. The rooftops of the city that was never yours were still asleep when I saw you disappear, leaving an empty nest behind, as if
French Groove Death machine Stone Horns may have just shared their love of Devildriver with a cover of “I Could Care Less” but they are also celebrating an anniversary. Six years have passed since their 2018 debut album “The Beast Inside” landed on Planet Metal and that is cause enough to pop a champagne cork
When it comes to the almighty Bolt Thrower, picking a favourite album is damn near impossible. There is a cigarette paper between them, such is the quality of their burnt offerings, so let’s just crack a beer and celebrate an anniversary instead. Recorded at Sawmill Studios in August 1992 with Producer Colin Richardson (Fear Factory,
15th August 2006 saw the arrival of a music video for “Simple Survival” in preview of what Cleveland Ohio’s Mushroomhead had to offer with fifth studio album “Saviour Sorrow“. In the eyes of the masses the pressure was on with the record being the first not to feature guitarist Marko “Bronson” Vukcevich or vocalist Jason
Celebrating the news that Cartagena, Spain Thrash ‘n Heavy four piece Injector will have a new album out later this year via Art Gates Records, we take a trip down memory lane to where it all began. Taking a DIY or DIE approach, having formed in 2011, June 2013 saw them produce, record, mix and
Five years after we inked a 20th anniversary review of their album “Felons and Revolutionaries” the 25th anniversary of the debut album from American Industrial tinged Nu-Metal outfit Dope has come around to bite us on the nose. 1999 was the year in question with the album re-released a year later to include a cover
There is so much Metal out there that a day doesn’t pass by without an anniversary of some kind appearing over the hill like a swarm of locust on the horizon. Which isn’t a hint that we’re talking about that Machine Head album. No instead were focusing on the 8th Anniversary of “Will To Power”
Time for another nostalgia trip down memory lane. Believe it or not, it has been no less than nine years since Los Angeles California’s Butcher Babies unleashed “Take It Like A Man” via Century Media on 21st August 2015. Two years after debut “Goliath” placed them somewhere in the spectrum between Metalcore, Thrash and Groove
Believe it or not, 18th August marked the 15th anniversary of “Felony” by American Deathcore cult Emmure. A line up change saw guitarist Mike Mulholland and drummer Mike Kaabe replacing founding members Ben and Joe Lionetti, something which brought with it Nu-Metal influences. They came in the form of bounce riffs and rap screamed vocals
