After releasing a stunning album earlier this year, the news has broken that Luca Turilli’s Rhapsody will be touring Europe in support of the record!
Luca Turilli’s Rhapsody Announce European Tour
Album Review: Children of Bodom – I Worship Chaos
The men who brought a new meaning to melodic death metal have returned. One of the biggest bands in modern metal are offering us a chance to ‘Worship Chaos’ with them in their brand new studio album, and it would just be rude to turn down the opportunity…
Carcass Announce Surgical Steel Complete Edition
For those in the Death Metal know Carcass released their absolutely outstanding return to form Surgical Steel two years ago now, hitting the road hard on the back of the album the band also released an EP last year featuring B-Sides if you will from the Surgical Steel sessions.
Album Review : Heart Of A Coward – Deliverance
Themes can be integral to an album, aiding in the listeners understanding of the true nature of the material. Perhaps enriching the listen along with creating a more complete picture. With their previous effort Severance, Heart Of A Coward created a fracture. Centering around the theme of finality Severance was the removal of a gangrenous infection metaphorical or otherwise. Now we see the fracture spread and structure weaken until spearheading with full force into Deliverance.
Enslaved Announce 25 Year Anniversary Shows in London
With their twenty fifth anniversary coming up Enslaved have decided to celebrate the milestone in phenomenal style!
Album Review: For Today – Wake
Attention has been place on the Iowa metalcore act For Today appearing that they are just another bolt on this subgenre machine. We take a look why they are standing out in the band’s brand new studio album, ‘Wake‘
ProgPower USA XVI: Day Two
We head into the first official day of ProgPower USA festivities following a stunning kick-off show.
Album Review : Trivium – Silence In The Snow
Trivium have been an easy target for many over the years. A band never content with their previous incarnation, it all started with their eponymous debut Ascendancy, which though might have been one of the best breakthrough albums of the past ten years has unfortunately been an unfair benchmark for the band to be measured against. With fans constantly going on about the fact that none of their material sounds like the album. Now ten years on it seems that the growing pains of Trivium might have finally finished.