Those familiar with Metalite aren’t going to find new ground in this newest release, but that’s no knock against it. As the group has honed and refined it’s sonic repertoire over the years, they’ve ...

Progressive alternative rockers Pure Reason Revolution return with their new album Terrifying Angels, their fourth since ...

The involvement of growth – when you lack growth, you become stagnant and things become comfortable. That’s when things may ...

Dead Rhetoric: So it was never a thought that Raunchy was no more, it was more a matter of things not lining up. Toft Hansen: ...

Initially stumbling onto Honey Revenge last year due to bringing out Vana for a tour (and later hitting the road with ...

The production is a step up comparatively; still raw, but weightier and more engaging than many of Hail Conjurer’s past works ...

Burn What’s Left will put Eastblood on the map beyond their New England / New York established presence into a hopeful global entity. A proper synthesis of many styles into a viable combination which ...

Nail by Nail’s new album, Internal Inferno, released by War Anthem Records, immerses listeners in a mythical setting that ...

Solo act Cenobia came into existence last year and surged in popularity due to her narrative focus and cryptic ciphers that marked her introduction. The measuring stick on these sort of ‘masked’ ...

Italian power metal band Aletheya contains some experienced musicians in the scene. Drummer David Folchitto plays in ...

The ska / reggae twist in “Welcome To Life” may be the earliest surprise – the uplifting, punk-ish musical foundation rises ...

The Iron Roses seem very educated on that fact, and their music is politically and socially charged. They don’t shy away from ...