Drum Cam footage of Unearth sticksman Nick Pierce playing through probably the Boston Massachusetts Metalcore crew’s finest moment in “The Great Dividers”. It took place at the Tinley Park Illinois stop of the “final” incarnation of the Vans Warped Tour. New album this fall. Oh yes.
Los Angeles Californian American Punk legends Bad Religion took their influences from 1970’s punk bands like The Ramones and The Clash while adding in that 1980’s hardcore influence of the likes of Black Flag. Perhaps overlooked at times, their influence is felt far and wide within the Metal community and deep diving into Religion and Politics
It has been 11 long years since Tulsa, Oklahoma Metallers The Agony Scene last released an album. It has been 5 years since they reformed in 2013 with the 2008 incarnation of the band, only for bassist Chris Rye to drop out in 2015. The Agony Scene initially started out in 2000, making a name
Captured on their “Kings & Queens Tour” with Sumo Cyco, Nonpoint, Islander & Cane Hill, here’s Butcher Babies performance of “Monsters Ball” from their second album “Take It Like A Man”. The group’s current effort “Lilith” is out now via Century Media. Check out our review!
Seeing as we’ve had some new material from returning Metalcore giants Unearth in single “Incinerate” and promise of a new album “this fall” via Century Media, its time to go back in time to December 2015. Trey and Alex from Gear Gods caught up with the band with the exception of Ken Susi, to talk about their
Combined with the announcement that “New Album coming Fall 2018!”, Boston, Massachusetts Metalcore crew Unearth have released single “Incinerate” via Century Media! It has been 4 years since their previous effort “Watchers of Rule” was released via eOne Music. Let’s hope it has been worth the wait!
JJ Peters fronted Australian Hardcore crew Deez Nuts have dropped a music video for “Hedonistic Wasteland” from their current album “Binge & Purgatory” which is out now via Century Media. The album represents a return to form for the former I Killed The Prom Queen drummers band, even if the pink cover made us raise
Time for a classic. Arlington Texas quartet Pantera were without doubt one of the biggest bands in Metal. There influence is felt far and wide and when we’re still talking about a band whose run was from 1981 to 2003 some 15 years on, there must have been something decent about them. As of August 2017 they had sold 60 million albums World wide,
Monday morning is here again. Yuk. Let’s have a random selection of Butcher Babies rarities to lift the spirits (sadly not a bottle of). Carla Harvey joins the Ultimate Jam Night crew at The Whiskey for a cover of “Ace Of Spades” by Motorhead, while Heidi Shepherd does to same for “Bodies” by Drowning Pool.
It’s been a while. A long while. But it’s finally here. The third part of the “Making Of” series for Bleed From Within‘s comeback album “Era” which was released a couple of months back via Century Media. How good is it? Well, we can tell you that it’s epic-ally good. We can tell you to
