A pro-shot full set from Rap Metal act Pulverise at Leeds Temple Of Boom has landed as part of The Arts Council and National Lottery funded Totally Connected project. Naturally the set takes us from “Kittens And Unicorns” to “Slam Time” via their classy Cypress Hill medley soaked in late 90’s nostalgia. If you enjoy what
Back in the Nu-Metal era there was plenty of talk of who was able to bring the World’s of Rap and Rock together with the best results. Anthrax and Public Enemy, Limp Bizkit and Method Man, KoRn and Ice Cube all conspired to create tracks together to name but a few but the biggest surprise
After their triumphant run of four live shows with InRetrospect in January saw them finally make their presence felt in the live arena after two years and four very well received singles, it was only right that we had another chat with Essex Nu-Metalcore monsters Spoiler. So as the run of 20 random as you like
Starting out with a Thrash album in 1995’s “Vicious Circle“, San Jose Californians Insolence came to prominence in 2001 when they signed to Madonna’s Maverick Records label, the home of Deftones. There they released their sixth studio record “Revolution” which actually was more of a continuation of the evolution that had seen them move into
A Nu-Metal compilation album that saw a whole host of bands take on Hip-Hop classics and make them their own landed in our laps 20 years ago entitled “Take A Bite Outta Rhyme” and featuring everyone from Dope, Nonpoint and Factory 81. The choice of Factory 81 was “Insane In The Brain” by Cypress Hill,
Back in April 2015 Rock Sound Magazine celebrated their 200th issue by putting together “Worship And Tributes”, a compilation of covers seemingly taking it’s name from the second Glassjaw album “Worship And Tribute” from 2002. The compilation is notable for both the eclectic mix of band covered and also bands doing the covering while having
