To celebrate the release of their new EP, Glacier, Danish epic-rock band Isbjörg are giving away the title track as a free download, right here!
Ahead of its release on December 9th, Australian nine-piece, Other Animal, are exclusively premiering the video for their new single “Oh Lordy!” right here…
Not many bands can come back like this in the progressive genre without sacrificing something, but Goblin Rebirth has managed to stay true to everything they were since their conception.
I have to admit, I wasn’t expecting much from Corsair. While the band’s bio stated the usual positive things such as “innovative and tuneful” and “captured the attention of critics from around the world”, the thing that caught my eye was that the group was born out of a Black Sabbath tribute band. As a result, I figured I was going to be getting a third-rate Sabbath bar band and turned on their self-titled album with little hope.
Corsair, who hail from Charlottesville, VA, are a band that you will probably be hearing a lot about in the coming years. The group recently signed with Shadow Kingdom Records and had their self-titled debut unleashed upon the masses in January. The band’s laid back blend of Thin Lizzy, Maiden, and Sabbath is infectious and refreshing, appealing to both old-school and new metalheads alike. After hearing the record I had to find out more about the band, and they graciously agreed to answer my questions.