The Drummer’s Plea: Who is Involved? The drummer at the center of this narrative is Steven Adler, one of the founding members of Guns N’ Roses and the original drummer during the band’s most successful period. Adler’s contributions to the band are well-documented, particularly his work on “Appetite for Destruction,” which features some of the most iconic drumming in rock history. However, Adler’s journey with the band was tumultuous, marked by personal struggles and a…
IGORRR SHOWS OFF THEIR DRUM RECORDING PROCESS FOR NEW ALBUM AMEN
The Vision Behind “Amen” Igorrr’s “Amen” is a testament to the project’s commitment to innovation. The album seeks to explore the intersections of chaos and harmony, a theme that is reflected in its complex rhythms and intricate percussion arrangements. Serre’s vision for the album was to create a soundscape that was both overwhelming and awe-inspiring, utilizing drums not just as a rhythmic foundation, but as a dynamic force capable of driving the narrative of each…
20 GOD-TIER ROCK SONGS FROM THE 1990S + 2000S
The 2000s: A New Wave of Rock Evolution Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes Released in 2003, “Seven Nation Army” features one of the most recognizable riffs in rock history. Jack White’s innovative use of a pitch-shifted guitar to mimic a bass line and the song’s driving rhythm make it a modern classic. In the End by Linkin Park Linkin Park’s “In the End,” from their 2000 debut album “Hybrid Theory,” blends nu-metal with…
EXODUS’ FORMER VOCALIST STEVE “ZETRO” SOUZA CANCELS 2025 LATIN AMERICAN SOLO TOUR
Background on Steve “Zetro” Souza Steve “Zetro” Souza is a pivotal figure in the metal music world, best known for his dynamic vocal style and his influential role as the frontman of Exodus. Since joining Exodus in the mid-1980s, Souza has been instrumental in shaping the band’s sound and contributing to their success as one of the pioneering forces in the thrash metal genre. Beyond his work with Exodus, Souza has also embarked on various…
VOTE: BETTER 1998 ROCK ALBUM – ‘GODSMACK’ VS. ‘HELLBILLY DELUXE’
Background of the Albums Godsmack Released on August 25, 1998, Godsmack’s self-titled debut album was a significant entry into the post-grunge and alternative metal scenes. Formed in 1995 in Lawrence, Massachusetts, Godsmack, led by frontman Sully Erna, quickly gained a reputation for their powerful sound and intense live performances. The album was released under the Republic/Universal label and was produced by Andrew Murdock. Its success was propelled by heavy radio play and the inclusion of…
SACRAMENTUM VOCALIST NISSE KARLÉN DEAD BY SUICIDE AT 50
The Rise of Sacramentum In 1993, Karlén joined Sacramentum, a band that would come to be known as one of the pioneers of the melodic black metal subgenre. With his distinctive growl and commanding stage presence, Karlén was instrumental in defining Sacramentum’s sound and image. The band’s debut album, Far Away from the Sun, released in 1996, was a critical success and is still considered a seminal work in the black metal genre. Sacramentum’s music…