All posts tagged "thrash metal"
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The Under – The Under EP
Boston retro hard/prog rock trio The Under returned in June with the release of their third release, an EP that is called “The Under.” This...
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METALLICA: Surprise “Kill ‘Em All” Performance
METALLICA surprised fans at Orion Music + More on June 8 by playing its 1983 debut disc “Kill ‘Em All” from beginning to end on a smaller stage at the...
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Review Special: Helloween – Helloween EP (1985)
Even before there was “Keeper of the Seven Keys”, the German power metal titans Helloween were flying high. Although they hadn’t yet redefined the genre...
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Slobodan’s List Of Barely Listenable Metal Albums For 2012
The greatest doctor among metalheads and the greatest metalhead among doctors, Slobodan Trifunović, writes about the albums you will probably not listen to. Even though...
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Vektor – Outer Isolation
Vektor are one of those bands that have been inspiring excitement since they first began releasing music. With vicious musicianship, complex composition and a futuristic...
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Watchtower – Control and Resistance
In the 1980′s, thrash was a-boomin’. As a style that already values technicality as one of its central tenants, it can be expected that the...
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VOIVOD signs with Century Media Records
Century Media Records is proud to announce the worldwide signing of Quebecois progressive metal pioneers VOIVOD! To coincide with the band’s 30th Anniversary – the...
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Overkill – The Electric Age
In metal and music at large, there’s an unfortunate trend of artists ‘wearing out their welcome’, so to speak. A perfect example of this is...
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Counter-World Experience – Music for Kings
Although ‘concept’ albums are ridiculously abundant in the progressive metal genre, it takes a lot of skill and determination to make it work. Harder still...
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Run through the VOIVOD's 1980s
“War and Pain” (1984) As so many other great bands do, Voivod developed their sound a lot as they matured. The end of the 80′s...
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