Album Cover Feature – Clutch “Earth Rocker” (Rock)
The band “Clutch” recently announced a postponed tour due to illness and with that press releases I was reminded of their album “Earth Rocker”. When it first came out back […]
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What Unsigned Bands Can Learn From Behemoth’s Promotional Photos
– An Excerpt From “Your Band Is A Virus – Expanded Edition” – James Moore For photos, there should be plenty of amateur, yet professional and ambitious photographers in your […]
Album Review – Deathpoint “Sinister” (Melodic Groove Metal)
Deathpoint, from Hamilton, Ontario have just released their sophomore album titled Sinister. This album is without a flaw- it bounces from grinding guitar riffs, sluggish basslines, to stone crushing drums […]
In the Clouds – Time to Listen to the Rdio, and Save Our Pennies!
Having to sync all your music between devices is annoying. Luckily a number of cloud music services allow you to stream your music to nearly everything — laptops, tablets, smartphones […]
3 Critical Mistakes Independent Artists Make With Release Dates
– By James Moore How to release an album is a confusing topic for many musicians, and this article is not meant to answer every question or give a “one […]
Album Review – Rivers of Nihil “The Conscious Seed of Light” (Death Metal)
I honestly did not know what to expect from Metal Blade’s Rivers of Nihil’s debut album “The Conscious Seed of Light” as I have never previously heard of them. To […]
Album Review – Ministry “From Beer to Eternity” (Industrial Metal)
After six years of absence, Ministry is back with their most diverse and ambitious album to date. The production of “From Beer to Eternity” is a tragedy-laden story featuring the […]
Album Review – MAN MAN “On Oni Pond” (Alternative)
MAN MAN’s new album entitled On Oni Pond, is a poignant, occasionally bizarre and fantastical look at the very real human condition. Prepare to be infatuated like me as the […]
Album Review – Dawn of Midi “Dysnomia” (Acoustic/Alternative)
Listenable and insane! That’s the sound Dawn of Midi spent years shaping, culminating in their most mesmerizing work yet: Dysnomia, and it is finally here. This album reaches into a […]
Show Review – Lined Up On A Monday Night – Anathema, Alcest, Mamiffer
– By Eddy Levitsky Even though I have arrived at the venue a couple of hours in advance, a massive lineup, the likes I have not seen in a long time, […]
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