CD Review: The Haunted: Exit Wounds
From the brink of breakup, The Haunted emerges with Exit Wounds The thrash is strong with The Haunted's eighth record Exit Wounds. The band appeared to be on the brink of break up when three of its members left, leaving only rhythm guitarist Patri ...
CD Review: Adage ‘Defined’
North Carolina rock band Adage makes its national debut with the group's EP, Defined. What listeners can expect is monolithic riffs and heavy grooves. The opening song "Anymore" begins with a distorted, dissonant guitar riff before exploding at the 10 sec ...
CD Review: Crowbar- Symmetry in Black
Crowbar Symmetry in Black review By Jerel Johnson Sludge metal master Crowbar returns to celebrate its 25th anniversary with its 10th album, Symmetry in Black, releasing in North America on Entertainment One Records May 27. The opening track, “Wa ...
Tommy Victor Interview about Prong ‘Ruining Lives’ and future of metal
Prong: Shattering Barriers A Tommy Victor interview about Prong Tommy Victor of Prong discusses the new record, Ruining Lives, his mindset while recording the album and what the future holds. By Jerel Johnson I last talked with Prong fro ...
Kyng Burn the Serum review, a rocking breath of fresh air
Kyng Burn the Serum review recalls early '90s Corrosion of Conformity Kyng Burn The Serum review of April 15 release by Jerel Johnson By Jerel Johnson California trio Kyng’s sophomore effort Burn the Serum is a rocking breath of fresh air. The title tr ...
Prong Ruining Lives review
Prong- Ruining Lives Prong has done it again with its newest release, Ruining Lives. The band is tighter here than on its previous release, 2012’s Carved Into Stone. The songs on Prong's Ruining Lives once again encapsulate Prong’s sound over the past 25 ...