Self-describing his style as “a transparent conversation with himself,” with “Agua,” Selassie delivers casual flamboyance pregnant with thick, sonic symbolism.
On “Not For Me,” Alyssa & Gia deliver effervescent synth-pop, an alluring rhythm, and vibrant vocals.
Based in Leipzig, Germany, alternative duo Atlas Bird recently released their new single/music video, “ONYX,” a track lifted from…
Berlin, Gaermany-based electronic producer O-SHiN (aka Stefanie Martens) has unveiled her latest single, “Visitor.”
Brutal death metal is, in essence, the most extreme form of the parent genre, taking all of the intensity…
Inspired by the famed and horrific Chernobyl nuclear disaster on the night of April 26th, 1986, German brutal/technical death…
Kreator is like good bourbon aged in a Marshall 4×12 that gets better with time. They’ve had missteps and…
Released via High Roller Records on February 28th, Slaves Of Time is Stallion’s finest album thus far, and one of the strongest retro metal records heard in recent times.
Hardcore quintet Giver released their sophomore album, Sculpture of Violence, via Holy Roar Records less than two weeks ago and today we’re diving into a conversation about its haunting album artwork.
Under the glitter and the outrageous costumes, Germany’s punk rocking Eat Lipstick delivers a raucous, fun album with the thoroughly enjoyable New Wig! No Rules! – self-released on January 11, 2020.
Munich-based punkers Stand Up Stacey graciously answer our questions as they riff on their debut album, their band name’s origin story, the upcoming year and the German punk rock scene. Stand up, pay attention, and rock out.
The reissue of Stab Wounds by Germany’s Dark Fortress is not only a worthy addition to any black metal library, this remastered version is a great example of how black metal can supersede its clichéd, raw and unfinished roots and instead exist as a well-rounded, high-quality product that values melody and composition without sacrificing any of its implied nihilism in the process.
Kadavar’s latest offering, For The Dead Travel Fast (Nuclear Blast Records) is the Halloween record to top them all; it is music that will thrill and enthral even the darkest and most jaded music fan, and it’s bloody GLORIOUS.