Following a couple of teases via social media French titans Gojira have hit Planet Metal like the Meteorite in Deep Impact with new single “Another World“, complete with animated music video that has a little bit in Interstellar influence in it. Their US run with Poppy and Deftones that was set for this summer has
Slipping under the Radar, a previously only available on the Japanese version of the 2003 Spineshank album “Self Destructive Pattern” and the “Smothered” CD single track entitled “Infected” has made its way onto Spotify. What’s interesting is that the visual has a “Warner Archives” stamp on it, suggesting that there maybe other rarities to come
“Go ahead and get it off your chest, With luck you may survive the guillotine, Nothing’s what it seems, Unlucky thirteen, Nothing’s what it seems, With the number thirteen…“. Having moved away from the “Quadra” tracks for their weekly live rehearsal playthrough, this weeks episode of the now 13 week old Q&A series from Brazilian
Florida Metalcore heroes Trivium did their live stream “A Light Or A Distant Mirror” this past weekend which will no doubt eventually find its way to DVD, blu-ray or YouTube. The band have shared a trio of pre-production videos for the show which features the bands new stage set for “What The Dead Men Say“.
Leeds Hardcore crew Higher Power have been taking the US by storm as one of our finest exports and after signing to the legendary Roadrunner Records for their album “27 Miles Underwater“, they should have been touring their collective backsides off. Instead, they’ve dropped not one but two acoustic renditions of tracks from the album
Is it time we put the Riff Police series to bed? Hell No. There’s more tongue in cheek humor and rib tickling fun to be had at the expense of a few bands who let someone else’s guitar licks get inside their head and didn’t realize before they’d inked a track of their down with
Florida Metallers Trivium are set to become the latest in a long line of bands offering a pay per view live stream. Taking place on 10th July at 21:00GMT it will be a one off event with the band performing new songs from “What The Dead Men Say” in a rehearsal space using their new
Chimaira guitarist Rob Arnold chats to his usually found across the stage friend and fellow Chimaira guitarist Matt DeVries in this latest episode of his Everything You Love series. When the original line up of the Cleveland Ohio bruisers went their separate ways, he joined Arnold and drummer Kevin Talley in Six Feet Under, switching
Chimaira guitarist Rob Arnold has thrown us a life ring in the form of a full set from Columbus Ohio in 2004. It took place while they were touring “The Impossibility Of Reason“, their sophomore album for Roadrunner Records and alongside classic cuts like “Sp Lit” and “Eyes of a Criminal“, this one includes an
Having scrapped off all their touring plans for the entirety of 2020 earlier this week, Frenchmen Gojira have taken the approach that rather than take any risks they’re going to come out fighting in 2021. Who can blame them, it makes perfect sense. They’ve shared an extended cut of their song “Pray” from their performance
