When a bands mission statement reads “Pure f***ing metal from Kouvola, Finland, Fast, heavy and aggressive. No compromises.” and they cite influences in Sepultura, Fear Factory, Slayer, Machine Head, Testament and Death, it makes for a mouthwatering prospect, especially for fans of 90’s era Roadrunner Records Metal. Soulwound have been grinding their axe since their
Having said in an interview that covers were for the stage and not for recordings, it seems that Motionless In White have changed their minds in 2020. Having performed songs like “Chop Suey!” by System of a Down and “One Step Closer” by Linkin Park in the live arena, the Industrial Metal act have chosen
Perhaps taking a more cautious approach, Swedish Progressive Death Metal titans Opeth have announced a larger venue European tour trek for October 2021 with Evolution XXX in tow. The run is just a handful of dates with a single stop upon our shores in London at the Eventim Apollo on 16th while also having the
12,000 fans from around the Globe purchased tickets for the “A Light Or A Distant Mirror” pay per view live stream from Trivium, which saw the Florida Metallers play a full set and give songs from their new album “What The Dead Men Say” their first live airing. The band then gave back with “The
The year 2000 saw “V: The New Mythology Suite” from Symphony X, a Progressive Metal outfit formed in New Jersey in 1994. A concept album that retells the myth of Atlantis with moments about Ancient Egyptian mythology and Astrology, it marks a continuation of the bands heavier styling while also incorporating moments of classical music.
They might have only managed a single album before implosion and partial rebirth as Dirty Americans but “Sons of the Pioneers” managed to appear on Roadrunner Records and get The Workhorse Movement a UK run with Pitchshifter. The Detroit Michigan residents brought to the table something unique with an eclectic mix of riffs and vocal
Last week Chimaira guitarist Rob Arnold took us behind the scenes of the rehearsals and pre-production of the bands fourth album “The Resurrection” from 2007 while adding a fly on the wall style commentary. This week, part #2 of that sees drum tracking of the album title track, recording simultaneous riffs and more…
Following the huge success of the pay per view streamed live show “A Light And A Distant Mirror“, Trivium returned to play a free show with a twist. Two hours of songs that the band either hadn’t played live before or so seldom played that only a small percentage of fans would have heard them.
Following the huge success of the “A Light And A Distant Mirror” live streamed set from Trivium that reportedly landed the band over a $100k in much needed funds due to the absence of touring, this latest episode of Mosh Talks sees host Beez chat with guitarist Corey Beaulieu about the bands upcoming “Deeper Cuts”
As if yesterday’s upload of “The Resurrection” documentary from Chimaira guitarist Rob Arnold wasn’t enough, he’s now provided us the opportunity to be a fly on the wall of a 2006 rehearsal and pre-production session for the bands fourth studio album. In addition, Arnold has added his own fresh commentary, movie director style.
