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Power and the Glory Few of the original NWOBHM bands are still together, let alone thriving. One major exception is Saxon, who just released their 24th studio album titled Carpe Diem. The album has elements …READ MORE
One of Germany’s Big 4 To celebrate their 40th anniversary, German Thrash Metal legends Tankard are set to release an extensive box set that is sure to please their legions of fans. For a Thousand …READ MORE
Séverine Peraldino of Metal Express Radio caught up with Craig Goldy (Dio, Dio’s Disciple, Dream Child…) to talk about his experience and fond memories of his friend Ronnie James Dio, his views on the music …READ MORE
New Jersey Deathcore outfit Fit For An Autopsy are set to release their sixth studio album Oh What The Future Holds on January 14th 2022 via Nuclear Blast. The band’s guitarist Pat Sheridan took the …READ MORE
Alternative Metal pioneers Helmet recently released their first ever live album entitled Live and Rare which captures two significant shows from the bands early days. Helmet’s founder/frontman Page Hamilton took the time to talk with Metal …READ MORE
Bay Area Thrash legends Death Angel have surely kept themselves busy during the pandemic. The band released an acoustic EP titled Under Pressure and have streamed three live performances. One of the three performances will be …READ MORE
Life, Death, and Rebirth Los Angeles Alternative Metal act Gemini Syndrome recently released the long-awaited third act in a trilogy of albums entitled 3rd Degree – The Rising. This mind-bending opus puts the finishing touches …READ MORE
To The Power of Three The Three Tremors burst onto the Heavy Metal scene in 2019 with their self-titled debut. The trio is comprised of Tim Owens (KK’s Preist, Ex-Yngwie Malmsteen, Ex- Judas Priest), Sean …READ MORE
Half Beast, Half Man Armageddon is the fourth album by Swedish Power Metal act Manimal. As our own Bryce Van Patten said in the review, “This is a really good album that delivers the goods …READ MORE
Red Blooded Hell Raiser Last year I discovered David Reece’s solo work for the first time on Cacophony of Souls. Through that album, David told some great stories against a Classic Rock meets Blues Rock …READ MORE