“I CHEERED THEM ON”: MINISTRY FRONTMAN AL JOURGENSEN SAYS ABOUT TRENT REZNOR AND NINE INCH NAILS

The Rise of Industrial Music Industrial music emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, characterized by its use of avant-garde electronic production techniques, aggressive soundscapes, and thematic content that often critiques society and authority. Bands like Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire laid the groundwork for what would become a groundbreaking genre. Ministry and Nine Inch Nails are pivotal bands that brought industrial music to the mainstream, each contributing their unique sound and vision. Al…

FALLING IN REVERSE + MARILYN MANSON NEW SONG ‘GOD IS A WEAPON’

The Artists: A Brief Overview Falling in Reverse Falling in Reverse, formed in 2008, is an American rock band known for its dynamic blend of post-hardcore, pop punk, and metalcore elements. Led by frontman Ronnie Radke, the band has seen significant evolution in their musical style over the years, consistently pushing the boundaries of genre conventions. Some of their most notable achievements include chart-topping albums like “Fashionably Late” and “Coming Home”, which have cemented their…

DREAM THEATER ANNOUNCES MASSIVE US TOUR IN SUPPORT OF PARASOMNIA

Dream Theater: A Legacy of Progressive Metal Since their formation in 1985, Dream Theater has been at the forefront of progressive metal. Known for their complex compositions, technical proficiency, and thought-provoking lyrics, the band has cultivated a dedicated fanbase worldwide. With numerous acclaimed albums under their belt, Dream Theater continues to push the boundaries of the genre. Parasomnia: The New Album Released in [Release Date], Parasomnia is Dream Theater’s [Nth] studio album. The album explores…

10 ’90S POST-GRUNGE BANDS THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN BIGGER

2. Candlebox Candlebox emerged from Seattle, the birthplace of grunge, but their sound leaned towards a more melodic and mainstream rock approach. Their self-titled debut album in 1993 achieved multi-platinum status, driven by singles like “Far Behind” and “You.” Despite this success, subsequent releases didn’t replicate the same level of acclaim. Candlebox’s ability to blend heartfelt lyrics with powerful rock arrangements should have secured them a more prominent place in rock history. 3. Silverchair Although…

METALLICA STREAMS DEMOS AND A LIVE TRACK FROM UPCOMING LOAD REISSUE

The Original Load Album: A Brief Overview Released in June 1996, Load marked a significant departure from Metallica’s thrash metal roots. It showcased a more experimental approach to their music, incorporating elements of blues rock and southern rock. Despite mixed reactions from fans, the album was a commercial success, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 and selling over five million copies in the United States alone. Track List of the Original Album Ain’t…

VOTE: BETTER OZZY OSBOURNE ALBUM – ‘BLIZZARD’ VS. ‘DIARY’

The Follow-Up: Diary of a Madman Released in November 1981, Diary of a Madman was the highly anticipated follow-up to Blizzard of Ozz. The album continued the successful collaboration between Osbourne and Rhoads, although it was overshadowed by the tragic death of Rhoads in a plane crash the following year. Despite the loss, Diary of a Madman is considered a masterpiece, further cementing Osbourne’s legacy in the annals of rock history. Diary of a Madman:…