History is littered with bands who inexplicably never got a record deal. In the mid-to-late ‘70s as labels scrambled to sign punk bands –…
Helloween’s hotly anticipated, self-titled disc drops June 18 via the good people at Nuclear Blast Records. What makes this record so unique and special…
Ultimately, the only aspect of the band’s relative youth that’s pertinent is this – if this is what they can do before they can legally drink, the sky is the limit for Worm Shepherd.
With zero instrumentation and a focus on vocal music and percussion, supergroup Fuckin Whatever create a very fresh sounding EP.
Italian avant-rock act Oslo Tapes combine experimental music and top-tier production to create an atmospheric trip on their latest album ØR.
After three self-released EPs, Talk Show Host’s work in the local scene has paid off with the release of their debut album, Mid-Century Modern,…
For those looking for a fun escape from reality, go listen to Outlaw R&B post-haste.
So that’s where we are with Perturbator, an artist who refuses to be confined by artificial genre limits or labels. If you’re worried that Lustful Sacraments will be a letdown compared to The Uncanny Valley, go in with an open mind, and you’ll be rewarded with some of the heaviest, most haunting electronic music of the year.
Just take a listen to the title track to appreciate how much bloody fun Stormruler are clearly having in making this music. Too often, black metal bands take themselves so seriously and refuse to acknowledge how fun metal is. That ain’t a problem here, folks.
The Lunachicks never reached the level of success that contemporaries like L7 or Babes in Toyland were able to claim, but they certainly had…
