UK metalcore band EMPLOYED TO SERVE deserve to be in the same discussion as bands like CODE ORANGE but remain underrated. Their hard-hitting sound and impactful lyrics are poised to gain significant traction with a new album coming in 2021.
METALLICA is amongst the biggest bands on the planet, but they aren’t above some scrutiny. Check out our rankings of every studio album from the kings of thrash metal.
We travel back to 2006 to review the brainchild from Tim “Ripper” Owens. This album was largely glossed over and forgotten after it’s release, but we believe it deserves a second look.
The rare supergroup that exceeds expectations, KILLER BE KILLED takes advantage of each member’s talents to make “Reluctant Hero” a late candidate for 2020 Album of the Year.
Buy some music this holiday season! Treat yourself while supporting the artists you enjoy! Here is the list of 2020 albums we think are most worthy of becoming stocking-stuffers.
Heavy metal has had its share of good years. These 10, however, were so rich in creativity and influential music, it was hard to keep up.
ASYLLEX reigns from the Faroe Islands. Despite thrash influences at their core, this band is creating music with creativity and genre-mixing that transcends genres. Their talent and inspiration could (and should) lead ASYLLEX to become a household name in the metal community.
The heavy metal community has a large following, but there are still a large population of non-metal fans. In most cases, it’s tough to bring them over to the right side, but there are a few albums that could help to bridge the gap. Here is our list of 10 “beginner” metal albums for non-metal fans.
ARMORED SAINT’s eighth studio album, Punching the Sky, infuses elements of alt rock into the group’s signature sound. The genre stretching works most of the time and keeps the band sounding relevant and ‘fresh’. The end result is a good, albeit inconsistent, album that begins and ends with a string of very strong tracks – including one of their greatest ever.
No matter how you look at it, the 1990s were a tumultuous time for heavy metal. While the decade had its share of bright spots, the negatives were overwhelming and almost killed heavy metal altogether.
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