Album Review: “Hail To The King” by Voodoo Circle
German hard rock quartet Voodoo Circle push the grandiosity on Hail To The King. This 67 minute long release hearkens to the 70s and 80s with a fusion of metal and arena rock. The opening riff of “Lay Down Your Lovin” is a primer of the nostalgia that ...
Album Review: “Swallowed By Hell” by Morbid Saint
Morbid Saint celebrates its 40th anniversary with its third release, Swallowed By Hell. The Wisconsin thrash quintet unleash of barrage of riffs, solos and percussion that puts newer bands on notice. The opening track, “Rise From The Ashes”, is aptly ...
Photos and Live Review: Gojira + Mastodon @ Fiddler’s Green 9/2/23
Alas, the beasts have been put to bed. And not a moment too late. As the Mega-Monsters Tour roared into the front range for the final show of the tour, they did so at the ultra-corporate sound garden they call Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre.
Live Review and Gallery: The Heavenly Caravan Palace Dance Party Masquerading as a Tour Stop
Caravan Palace performs at The Masquerade Last August I remember seeing that Caravan Palace was making their way back to Atlanta in January for a 2022 U.S. tour. This French electro-swing menachery was the second band ...
Switchfoot & Relient K look for America at The Tabernacle Oct. 30
Switchfoot's Looking For America Tour rolled through Atlanta October 30, with co-headliner Relient K. Fans of both bands packed the Tabernacle early to get a good spot to enjoy the show featuring the veteran Christian rock bands.Relient K took the stage a ...
CD Review: “Slaves to the Grave” by Rigor Mortis
There are some bands in the metal genre that have attained cult status. Old school Texas thrash outfit Rigor Mortis is one of those bands. Although the group only released two proper albums in their 30 year history, the band's 1988 self-titled debut album ...
(Hed) Pe is ready to lead you into battle with ‘Evolution’
By: Mary Lynn Ritch (Hed) Pe makes heavy rap/rock/reagge infused albums like with color and detail. Each song on Evolution sounds different from the next without losing their signature sound. Evolution starts off with tapping on a trib ...