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Articles tagged "heavy metal" NewsRhino readies a huge dose of heavy metal thunderby Ben Wener [The Orange County Register (MCT)][14.Aug.07] :. What’s that? You say you regularly sing Satan’s praises while thrashing yourself silly to the sounds of Killswitch Engage and Cradle of Filth but you have no deeper understanding of the...  ShortTakes ReviewThe Destro: As the Coil Unwindsby Andrew Blackie[27.Jun.07] :. Another band declare themselves outcasts of society and saviors of blasting, in-your-face metal.  ShortTakes ReviewVintersorg: Solens Rötterby Andrew Blackie[25.May.07] :. One of metal's busiest artists keeps the quality up.  Music ReviewMachine Head: The Blackeningby Adrien Begrand[10.May.07] :. To be completely honest, we didn't see this coming at all. But who could have?  Events ReviewHeaven and Hellby Adam Williams[27.Apr.07] :. While the band morphed so many times that it's tough to call anything a true Sabbath reunion, everyone and their stud-jacket granny is calling it that. Ozzy who?  Column: Blood and ThunderOut of Shadows, Shining Ever-Brightby Adrien Begrand[26.Apr.07] :. After catching the reunited '80s-era, Ronnie James Dio-helmed Black Sabbath on tour in Canada, Begrand looks back on an oft-neglected period in the metal titans' career. Black Sabbath: The Dio Yearsby Adrien Begrand[24.Apr.07] :. Ronnie James Dio's tenure in Black Sabbath was brief, but it resulted in some of the greatest songs in heavy metal history. Static-X: Cannibalby Andrew Blackie[23.Apr.07] :. The bitch is back. Static-X puts the pedal back to the metal on their fifth album. Fight or Flight: The Dichotomy of Manowarby Adrien Begrand[26.Mar.07] :. True metal believers or a mousse-abusing joke? Begrand explores how Manowar, one of the most polarizing and contradictory metal bands of all time, can simultaneously flaunt Spinal Tap-isms and ignite a crowd of 30,000 screaming fans. Static-X: Start a Warby Mike Schiller[13.Jun.05] :. Start a War sees the return of some old friends and an old sound. Welcome home. Static-X: Machineby Ryan TranquillaIn the lack of anything new to add, the current band’s musical failings overshadow their angry insistence on their personal shortcomings. |
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