They may have only just released a new album in “Time” via Napalm Records but Moldova’s finest Alternative Metal export Infected Rain are also celebrating a decade of their sophomore album “Embrace Eternity“. Including classics like “Sweet, Sweet Lies” it opened the doors for a festival run that included FajtFest, Maraton Festival, Route68 Summerfest and
They may have only just released their eighth album “The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams” via Metal Blade Records but when you’ve been of growing concern since 2006 you’re going to have anniversaries to celebrate on random dates. For Mancunian Death Metal purveyors Ingested, it just so happens that the sixth anniversary of 2018’s
It’s that time of the week again. Another stroll down memory lane and as it happens, the celebration of another album from the Golden Age of Roadrunner Records. Trademark patent pending. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again because it’s true, back in the 90’s if you were in a record store and
11th March 1997 saw the arrival of “Violent Demise: The Last Days“, the third studio album from Body Count, a controversial Rap Metal outfit fronted Ice-T. Produced by Howard Benson (Motorhead, Sepultura, In Flames), it found the band changing their guitar sound and embracing something more in keeping with the likes of Deftones, while continuing
35 years on, like Stonehenge, the Roman Colosseum or Pyramids of ancient Egypt, “Beneath The Remains” is a Death Thrash masterclass from Sepultura that has stood the test of time. Recorded in just 13 days at Nas Nuvens Studio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in December 1988 with producer Scott Burns (Death, Obituary, Deicide) at the
They say that Easter is not about the Bunny but about the Lamb Of God and we say amen to that. However there is another celebration on the cards as two decades of Denver Colorado Thrash masterminded by David Sanchez has been chalked up by Havok and combined with the 13th anniversary of “Time Is
Hindsight is a wonderful thing because while the second album “Edge Of The Earth” by Sylosis was surrounded by controversy when it dropped thirteen years ago, it’s appearance lead to events which made it all worthwhile. After all, if vocalist Jamie Graham hadn’t been pushed out so that lead guitarist Josh Middleton could perform vocals,
It seems surreal but a decade has passed since Brighton Progressive Metalcore heroes Architects gave us the almighty “Lost Together // Lost Forever“. The bands sixth album in all was produced by Henrik Udd (At The Gates, The Amity Affliction, In Flames), who approached them with the offer to do so when they played a
One of the most frustrating things about streaming services is that while fans want to pay one price and have everything in one place, there are annoying gaps in discographies and filmographies right, left and centre. Netflix rotation policy, admittedly due to licensing, means you may find part one and part three of a trilogy
