Tag: Faith No More

Review: “Laws of Entropy” by Redshift

“Being a young man with the world at your feet, thinking you can live the life you want and then realising it’s not as easy and giving into the struggles and pressures of life, suffering a mental breakdown, eventually asking for help and then dying. Each song is a step in this journey. The 21

Review: “Gozer” by Whipworm

Described by mastermind Travis Weinand as the bands most ambitious project to date, Los Angeles Californian Thrash infused Death Metal project Whipworm have prepared a feast on which to dine to follow 2021’s “In The Throes“. A concept album based on the original 1984 supernatural comedy Ghostbusters written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, “Gozer” is said to take

Review: “Colors II” by Between The Buried And Me

Written throughout 2020 remotely before congregating at The Basement Studios in Winston-Salem, North Carolina with longtime producer Jamie King (The Contortionist, He Is Legend, Dead Man In Reno), the tenth studio album from Progressive Metallers Between The Buried And Me is something of a brave choice. Instead of adhering to a conceptual thread as they

Review: “Liber K” by Lam

What the World needs more of is Pandemics, Aliens and The Occult brought to you via the medium of Alternative Metal. So step forth Lam, a quartet of seasoned musicians split between two countries in Méribel, France and Warrington, United Kingdom who chose the name from an entity encountered by occultist Aleister Crowley in the

Bootleg: “From Out Of Nowhere” from Tiberius!

Following a number of very well put together lockdown sessions including Tech-Fest at home, Edinburgh Progressive Metallers Tiberius have taken some time to learn a stone cold classic. That would be “From Out Of Nowhere” by Faith No More, something ripped up by the likes of Five Finger Death Punch and the only time that

Interview: “Quadra” Q&A part #6 from Sepultura!

It’s that time of the week once more. Brazilian Thrash Gods Sepultura have delivered part #6 of a Q&A series with bassist Paulo Xisto Pinto Jr once again taking the limelight. This time out (and for the second week running) there is a special guest with Faith No More bassist Billy Gould joining the party.

Review: “Garden Of Starvation” by Man’n Sin

Founded in 2015 around the area of Rennes in France, Man’n Sin quickly found there own musical path between Groove Metal, Thrash, Hardcore and even Progressive Metal as the quintet took influence from (early) Machine Head, Pantera and Lamb Of God before they began their musical journey on stage, playing dozens of gigs in Europe and