Pick of the Year
Blabbermouth- MÖTLEY CRÜE Kicks Off Las Vegas Residency; Video Available
- 3 INCHES OF BLOOD: New Song Available For Streaming
- EVANESCENCE Performs On 'Conan' (Video)
- SLIPKNOT/STONE SOUR Guitarist Talks About His Signature Amp In New Video Interview
- SEBASTIAN BACH: 'It's Almost Impossible For Me To Get A Brand-New Song On The Radio'
- JAMES DURBIN Interviewed Before Milwaukee Concert (Video)
- MELIAH RAGE Working On 'Where Nothing Ever Grows' Video
- DAVID LEE ROTH: 'I Don't Know That VAN HALEN Ever Really Fit In'
- LAMB OF GOD Guitarist Talks NASCAR In New Video Interview
- FOR THE FALLEN DREAMS Signs With ARTERY RECORDINGS
- Metal Sucks
- IN WHICH WE TATTOOED OUR FACE PAINT ON OUR FACE
- DO PEOPLE STILL CARE ABOUT TENACIOUS D?
- ME STUPID, NO KNOW VASTUM
- BLACK SABBATH OFFICIALLY MOVING FORWARD WITHOUT BILL WARD
- WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS TO SEE VAN HALEN LIVE ON THEIR UPCOMING TOUR!
- IS THIS A PICTURE OF JON STEWART MOSHING TO THE DEAD KENNEDYS?
- AND THE MEMBERS OF JEFF LOOMIS’ TOURING BAND ARE…
- IF THESE TREES COULD TALK THEY’D SAY “BARREN LANDS OF A MODERN DINOSAUR”
- THE HAUNTED RELEASED A NEW VIDEO FOR A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD SONG
- MURDEROUS DANCING DEATH METAL BEARS
- Trunk Report
Monthly Archives: September 2009
Review: Alice In Chains – Black Gives Way To Blue [2009]
Seattle rock pioneers Alice in Chains are back with their first studio album in 14 years and since the death of frontman Layne Staley in 2002. The band enlisted seasoned professional and Staley sound-alike William DuVall in 2007 to steer … Continue reading
Review: Rick Rubin: In The Studio By Jake Brown [Paperback-2009]
There is no doubt that Rick Rubin is one of the greatest music producers of all-time in genres ranging from thrash metal to rap, which is why news of the release of Rick Rubin: In The Studio by Jake Brown … Continue reading
Review: Pearl Jam – Backspacer [2009]
The best rock band from the early 90′s Seattle movement is back with another exquisite listening experience on their ninth studio release Backspacer. Once again Pearl Jam takes the unpolished rock and roll approach, a page directly from the holy … Continue reading
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Review: "The Beatles: Rock Band" [Nintendo Wii 2009]
Move over Guitar Hero: Metallica, the best rhythm game to feature a single artist has just invaded the gaming market. The Beatles: Rock Band offers the most pleasurable rock and roll gaming experience that you will come across this holiday … Continue reading
Review: Ace Frehley – Anomaly [2009]
The original Spaceman lead guitarist of the legendary Kiss lineup serves up a platter of 12 new tracks on his first solo effort since 1989′s Trouble Walkin’. On Anomaly, Ace Frehley refreshingly sticks to his classic 70′s roots keeping all … Continue reading
Review: Rodrigo y Gabriela – 11:11 [2009]
When one thinks of the acoustic duo Rodrigo y Gabriela, the mind often conjures images of Guitar World ads and YouTube performances of Metallica covers. On the latest disc 11:11 the classically trained shred masters bust through any preconceived mold … Continue reading
Review: Chevelle – Sci-Fi Crimes [2009]
Chevelle is one of the few modern hard rock bands that have never annoyed me. They are not whiny poser wannabes nor the greatest hard rock act either, they comfortably fall somewhere in the middle which forces me to submit … Continue reading
Review: "Guitar Hero 5" [Nintendo Wii 2009]
Neversoft’s Guitar Hero 5, the fourth and latest Guitar Hero game for the Nintendo Wii in the last year, contains several improvements over prior releases which unfortunately cancel out when compared to its glitches and frustrations imposed on the player. … Continue reading
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