Intervals is a Canadian Progressive Metal band formed in Toronto, Ontario Canada as the vessel for the work of mastermind Aaron Marshall and has featured the talents of Mike Semesky (Raunchy, ex-The HAARP Machine), Lukas Guyader (Monarchy, ex-Memoirs, ex-The HAARP Machine) and Anup Sastry (Marty Friedman, ex-Monuments, ex-Jeff Loomis, ex-Skyharbor) in the past. Having been
There can’t be a single Metal Head on Planet Earth who hasn’t heard of Pantera. The legacy of the dearly departed Abbott brothers, Philip H. Anselmo and of course Rex Brown is one which will go on for decades to home. Arguably their finest album “Vulgar Display Of Power” may have been released 27 years
28 years ago in 1991, Louisville, Kentucky American Rock quartet Slint released their second and final album, the follow up to debut “Tweez” which was recorded by engineer Steve Albini in 1987. Entitled “Spiderland” it is hugely influential on the Post-Rock scene the album is known for its angular guitars, irregular time signatures and having
Oswego, Illinois Villains changed their name to Yuth Forever after releasing “10 Code” before bowing out on a high in the summer of 2016 partially down to other projects like Darke Complex. The album itself sees Tyler Dennin of Sworn In fame appearing on “Man Of The Evening” while blending Progressive, Death Metal and Metalcore sounds.
We’ve spoken a lot about Ukraine’s finest export Jinjer, a female fronted quartet that seamlessly blend the heavier end of Groove Metal with DJent and Progressive Metal to create something sublime. If there is anyone out there reading this and a Metal Head who hasn’t heard of Jinjer, then we’d have to say, we’d eat
As human beings it’s often said we are the product of our genes and our influences. So Under The Influence takes a bands eye view of the albums and artists that they love and draw influence from in creating their own works. A number of surprises have appeared from bands who you might have thought
There can’t be many people on Planet Earth who don’t know who Nirvana were. A band that influenced a generation on musicians before Kurt Cobain’s tragic death. During their time they racked up a string of hits despite being an unconventional sounding band and were arguably the biggest band in the Grunge scene at the
Back after a couple of weeks off, Under The Influence gives a chance for some of the lesser lights of heaven to share their influences so you to can check out what your favourite underground bands love! Fresno California is the home of Brutal Slamming Death Metallers Flesh. April 2018 saw their debut self titled
Every Wednesday we let one of the lesser lights of heaven from the Metal scene take center stage and talk about one of their influences. Today it’s the turn of Progressive Metalcore heroes and the opening act of the first ever incarnation of Radar Festival Visionist! “The Color Clear” is the third studio album from
“Houdini” marked the major label debut for Melvins in 1993 with Atlantic Records taking advantage of the fan base they had built up with their previous Boner Records independent release “Lysol” the year before. Commercially their biggest success and arguably their most accessible release, it is also an album that has a backstory associated with
