Bad Wolves Give Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” a Hard Hitting Metal Facelift
Some songs are so iconic that covering them can be a dangerous move. Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” is one of those songs. Bad Wolves took...
Molly Hatchet Keep the Southern Rock Tradition Alive on “Dixie Highway”
Molly Hatchet have been carrying the flag for Southern rock for decades, and their new single “Dixie Highway” shows that the longtime rockers have...
KAMELOT Find Their “Sanctuary” With Clémentine Delauney and Ignacia Fernández
KAMELOT have added another great song to their already impressive catalog with “Sanctuary,” featuring Clémentine Delauney of Visions of Atlantis and Ignacia Fernández of...
156/Silence Pushes Metalcore Beyond Its Boundaries on From A Distance
Pittsburgh metalcore band 156/Silence returns with From A Distance, a 12 track album released September 4 through Pure Noise Records. It is the band's...
Yellowcard Delivers Classic Pop Punk Emotion on “Calvary Drive”
Yellowcard is back with another new track, “Calvary Drive,” and this is exactly what I would expect from this band. It is good, melodic...
Sent By Ravens Haven’t Missed a Beat on Comeback Single “A Quiet War”
After 14 years without new music, Sent By Ravens are back with “A Quiet War,” and it does not sound like a band trying...
XIII Minutes: Seeing Is Deceiving
XIII Minutes continues to show just how much sound three musicians can create. Their new single, “Seeing Is Deceiving,” is heavy, powerful, and carries...
Zach Top Releases “Good Girls & Cowgirls” and “Other Side of Hurtin’”: A Perfect...
Zach Top is back with two new singles, “Good Girls & Cowgirls” and “Other Side of Hurtin’,” and once again, he proves why he...
The Mountain G.O.A.T. Has Earned His Crown
I’m just going to get this out of the way from the beginning: I love the f*ck out of this album.
There’s really no better...
Wade Forster’s The Aftermath Finds Beauty in Heartbreak, Memory, and What Comes After
There are albums that grab you because they’re loud, catchy, or immediately impossible to get out of your head. Then there are albums that...
Wyatt Flores’ Scared of Heights Is An Emotional Journey Through Fear, Growth, and Finding...
I’ve been trying to write this review of Wyatt Flores’ Scared of Heights since it came out on July 31, and for some reason,...
In Memory Finds Its Groove on One Dream Away
I've been looking forward to hearing what In Memory would do next, and One Dream Away didn't disappoint. Featuring Tyler Small of Saving Vice,...
Kevin Christopher hello God e.p. Review
Hailing from Greenville, South Carolina, Kevin Christopher is a singer-songwriter and worship leader whose music is created to glorify God. Drawing inspiration from his...
WATCH: Ice Nine Kills Release Video for Play Dead
It's OFFICIALLY HERE! Ice Nine Kills have officially released their new single and video for Play Dead. For those of you who may have...
WATCH: Bring Me The Horizon Releases New Song + Video Dehumanized
Bring Me The Horizon has released what is probably the best metal track of 2026. Dehumanized will be featured on the "Count Your Blessings...
Braxton Keith is the Real Damn Deal
Braxton Keith’s Real Damn Deal is exactly what the title says it is. It's just straight-up country music that sounds like it was made...
Pipe Bomb – Hell Hole Vinyl Release
Philadelphia chaotic hardcore band Pipe Bomb just dropped one of the coolest underground vinyl releases I have seen in a while with Hell Hole...
Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen Deliver One of the Year’s Best Americana Albums
Ryan Bingham’s new album They Call Us The Lucky Ones honestly feels like the most natural record he’s made in a long time. Nothing...
Thin The Herd’s “Amputate”: Real Pain Meets Relentless Aggression
Thin The Herd aren’t easing into anything with Amputate, even if vocalist Levi Holmes calls it the “safest” track on their upcoming EP. If...
The Milk Carton Kids Lost Cause Lover Fool: A Stripped-Down, Honest Folk Album That...
Lost Cause Lover Fool is a very straightforward, well-executed album from The Milk Carton Kids. They stick closely to what they do best, acoustic...
The Red Clay Strays “Demons In Your Choir” Review – A Haunting, Soulful Standout
“Demons In Your Choir” feels like one of those songs that just kinda sneaks up on you when you need it most. At first...
Is Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home Bodysnatcher’s Best Album Yet? (Review)
Bodysnatcher’s Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home feels like the band locking in and doing exactly what they know works, just heavier and more...
Luke Combs Charlottesville Review: Powerful Performance at Scott Stadium
I’ve been wanting to see Luke Combs live for years, so finally getting to catch him at Scott Stadium felt like a long time...
Lamb of God’s Into Oblivion Proves the Metal Veterans Are Still at the Top...
Lamb of God have been one of the most consistent forces in modern metal for more than two decades, and their latest album, Into...
Jay Buchanan’s “Caroline” Opens the Door to a Stunning New Era
Jay Buchanan has always had one of the most powerful voices in rock, but “Caroline” shows a completely different side of him, and honestly,...
‘Dying to Love’ Proves Bad Omens Are Still Redefining Modern Heavy Music
f you’ve been keeping up with Bad Omens lately, you probably noticed how each of their recent singles has explored a slightly different side...
After More Than 10 Years, Wretched’s “Decay” Delivers Their Most Ambitious and Emotional Album...
It’s been over a decade since Cannibal tore through the metal underground, and the silence that followed left fans wondering if Wretched had become...
Talk Is Cheap But Fight From Within Back It Up
Since their formation in upstate New York in 2021, Fight From Within have carried themselves like a band with something to prove. Emerging from...
The Storytelling Brilliance of Josh Ritter on “I Believe in You, My Honeydew”
Josh Ritter has always had a way of writing songs that feel bigger than music. They are full of characters, stories, and moments. His...
Kevin Powers Moves On: A Seamless Leap into Country Music with Shaboozey
Kevin Powers is stepping into a bold new chapter with his latest single, Move On, featuring Shaboozey. Released on September 19, 2025, this is...
The Brutal Beauty of Lorna Shore’s “I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me”
I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me, is not just an album, it’s an experience. It's a film reel of horror and triumph projected...
Why Blessthefall’s GALLOWS Was Worth The Wait
Seven years is a long time to be away from the scene, but blessthefall’s upcoming album Gallows proves some bands only get better with...
Stellar Circuits Release New Single “I See Your Spirit” & Announce Upcoming Album Phantom ::...
Progressive alt-metal standouts Stellar Circuits have returned with a brand-new single, “I See Your Spirit,” and revealed details of their highly anticipated third studio...
Zach Top Delivers Pure Country Gold on “Ain’t In It For My Health”
Zach Top’s upcoming record, Ain’t In It For My Health, feels like a love letter to traditional country music. It’s honky-tonk through and through,...
It’s Time To Give The Devil Wears Prada Their Flowers
The Devil Wears Prada have been metalcore mainstays for nearly two decades, weathering trends, lineup changes, and shifting sonic landscapes with impressive creativity in...
“Spit XXV” Is A Brutal 25th Anniversary Reinvention of Kittie’s Iconic Debut Track
When Kittie unleashed Spit in 2000, it was a gut punch to a scene dominated by testosterone-driven nu-metal. Fast forward 25 years, and the...
From Sodom-esque grooves to punk aggression, Kill All Idols is Desaster at their most...
German black/thrash metal veterans Desaster return with their new full-length Kill All Idols, a record that proves the band still reigns as one of...
Innumerable Forms’ Pain Effulgence: Crushing Death/Doom at Its Finest
Innumerable Forms returns with their third LP, Pain Effulgence, and it is nothing short of a monolithic statement in the realm of death/doom metal....
Signs of the Swarm’s ‘To Rid Myself of Truth’ Is a Brutal Masterpiece of...
Every so often, an album comes along that doesn’t just sound brutal, it feels brutal. It clutches your chest, digs into your wounds, and...
The Band Loula’s ‘Sweet Southern Summer’ Feels Like the Heart of the South
The Band Loula’s debut EP, Sweet Southern Summer, is everything I want country music to be—raw, honest, haunting, and full of heart. Hailing from...