A Night to Remember at Maryland Deathfest Maryland Deathfest is renowned for bringing together a diverse array of bands from across the metal spectrum. Paradise Lost’s decision to perform Draconian Times in its entirety was a highly anticipated event, drawing fans from around the globe eager to witness this nostalgic performance. The atmosphere was electric as the band took to the stage, with the audience buzzing in anticipation. Setlist and Performance Highlights The setlist for…
15 ROCK + METAL SONGS ABOUT SOLDIERS
2. Iron Maiden – “The Trooper” Iron Maiden’s “The Trooper,” released in 1983, is a high-energy song that draws inspiration from the Crimean War, specifically the Charge of the Light Brigade. The song’s galloping rhythm and vivid lyrics portray the chaos and valor experienced by soldiers in battle, making it a fan favorite and a staple of the band’s live performances. 3. Black Sabbath – “War Pigs” “War Pigs,” from Black Sabbath’s 1970 album “Paranoid,”…
PSYCHO-FRAME ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM, STREAMS NEW SINGLE CALLING OUT “BAD ACTORS IN THE COMMUNITY”
Details of the Debut Album Set to release in early 2024, PSYCHO-FRAME’s debut album promises to be a groundbreaking entry into the music world. The album, yet to be titled, will feature a mix of experimental sounds, powerful lyrics, and unique collaborations. The band has hinted at themes of societal critique, personal introspection, and the complexities of human relationships. The recording process has been described as intense and immersive, with the band pushing the boundaries…
SULLY E. – GODSMACK ARE TAKING YEAR-LONG REST AFTER EUROPEAN TOUR
The Legacy of Godsmack Formed in 1995, Godsmack has been a formidable force in the rock music scene. Their raw, powerful sound and evocative lyrics have earned them a devoted following and critical acclaim. With albums like “Awake,” “Faceless,” and “1000hp,” the band has consistently delivered chart-topping hits and unforgettable live performances. Their journey is not just about music, but also about breaking barriers and setting new standards in the industry. The band’s success is…
5 HAIR METAL BANDS WHOSE BIGGEST-SELLING ALBUM ISN’T THEIR BEST
2. Def Leppard Biggest-Selling Album: Hysteria (1987) Def Leppard’s “Hysteria” is a staple in the hair metal genre. Known for its polished production and infectious singles like “Pour Some Sugar on Me” and “Love Bites,” it became a defining album of the late ’80s. Underrated Gem: Pyromania (1983) Before the mega-success of “Hysteria,” Def Leppard released “Pyromania,” an album that arguably set the stage for their later triumphs. “Pyromania” was a breakthrough in its own…
STEVEN WILSON TALKS ABOUT SWITCHING UP SOUNDS DESPITE UPSET FANS: “YOU HAVE TO CONFRONT THEIR EXPECTATIONS”
The Early Years: Laying the Foundation Steven Wilson’s journey began in the late 1980s with the formation of Porcupine Tree. Initially conceived as a solo project, Porcupine Tree quickly grew into a full-fledged band. The early albums like On the Sunday of Life… and Up the Downstair showcased Wilson’s penchant for combining progressive rock with psychedelic influences. These early works laid the groundwork for his exploratory approach to music, characterized by complex compositions and a…