This is music history. It's Motorhead history, it's rock n' roll history, it's the musical thread that ties the Sex Pistols and Judas Priest together.
Hell Yeah, in typical KMFDM fashion, is political, sensual, and throbbing with dance-able rhythms.
Tommy Victor is one of the hardest working dudes in the business. In this interview, we get the detailed scoop on the new Prong album Zero...
Starting with an honest-to-God kick in the face, "Seizure and Desist" is a snapshot of what the band is all about. It's fast, aggressive, and doesn't...
From top to bottom, Death is a great addition to the band's staggering discography.
The die-hard Danzig fans will find plenty of material here to satisfy their darkest desires, but only time will tell if it wins over any new...
We had the pleasure of interviewing Boss Hog’s Cristina Martinez to get the scoop on the band's new album Brood X, the writing process, their future...
Where many of their peers' good efforts often result in puddle-deep and vapid dribble, 3Teeth offer something greater, something more cinematic.
Max's Kansas City: 1976 & Beyond is more than just a history lesson, it's a gluttony of great music.
Along with the reissued CD Digipak's for Animositisomina and Houses of the Molé, Sphinctour is a must-have album for any Ministry fan.
The eleven tracks on Bloodlust have more anger, vitriol, and raw power than most of Ice-T's metal peers can muster on their best day.
There may be a fine line between cohesive and redundant and it's up to individual fans of the band to decide where Animositisomina falls.
Brood X is highly recommended to the steadfast Boss Hog fan base, but should also draw interest from anyone who desires a unique album that doesn’t...
The first album of their Bush trilogy, Ministry’s Houses of the Molé, gets the reissue treatment. See if it has held the test of time...
Ministry guitarist Sin Quirin has released a new single called "Catharsis" from his new side project 3 Headed Snake.
It’s hard to tell if the music feeds off the lyrics or vice-versa, but vocally or instrumentally, the band is generally pissed off.
Objectively, the songs aren’t bad, but will I feel the desire to ever hear them again? Probably not.
This first issue of Slayers Repentless comic run is sure to satisfy the Slayer fans and collectors of their various projects and merch, as well as...
Currently in the studio working on new Ministry tracks with Al Jourgensen, two-time Grammy nominated guitarist and songwriter, Sin Quirin, quietly debuted a demo track from...
Authored by Sarah Jensen (a longtime friend of Mr. Keenan’s) "with" Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan, this book is a revelation in its existence, yet still...
Titled Songs of Darkness and Despair, this six-song EP is something far greater than a mere novelty act or vanity project from either individual.
The film divides the Fat Wreck Chords' history into four generations of bands: 1990-1999, 2000-2009, 2006-2011, and 2012-2015. When it’s over, the film feels like a...
Superjoint guitarist Jimmy Bower discusses the band's new album Caught Up in the Gears of Application, writing and recording, some of his favorite songs, and the...
