Author: Metal Storm
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Pierce The Veil to Rock UK with Exclusive Show

Pierce The Veil, the renowned metal band, has announced a special one-off show in the UK scheduled for April 27. The San Diego group is set to perform at the HMV in Oxford Street, London, treating fans to a preview of tracks from their upcoming album, Misadventures, which is slated for release on May 13.…
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Bullet For My Valentine Halts Tour, Disappointing Fans

Bullet for My Valentine and Trivium embarked on an extensive tour across North America and Europe, commemorating the 20th anniversaries of their pivotal albums, The Poison and Ascendancy. The bands performed these albums in their entirety, captivating audiences with their iconic tracks. Bullet For My Valentine: Temper Temper (Guitar Recorded Versions) | $52.93 However, the…
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Top 50 Metal Bands: Shaping Genre’s Legendary Evolution

Exploring the rich tapestry of heavy metal history, one cannot overlook the monumental impact of iconic bands that have shaped the genre over the decades. From the pioneers who laid the foundation to the modern trailblazers pushing boundaries, the evolution of metal music is a testament to the enduring power of these legendary acts. Jude…
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Queensrÿche Revives ‘Operation: Mindcrime’ Legacy with Nostalgic Performance

Queensrÿche, the iconic metal band, recently treated fans to a nostalgic performance that delved into their classic albums “The Warning” and the EP Live. For metal enthusiasts, Queensrÿche’s “Operation: Mindcrime” remains a monumental achievement, redefining the genre with its compelling narrative and musical prowess. Released in 1988, this album was more than just a collection…
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Album Review: Mutagenic Host – The Diseased Machine
🎵 Tracklist: Track 1: Neurological Necrosis Track 2: Genestealer Track 3: The Twisted Helix Track 4: Artificial Harvest of the Obscene Track 5: Organometallic Assimilation Track 6: DIRECTIVE:: [kill_on_sight] Track 7: Incomprehensible Methods of Slaughter Track 8: S.W.A.R.M. (Systematic War Against Restless Machines) Track 9: Promethean Dusk Track 10: Rivers of Grief 🎸 Album Review:…
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Buckcherry and Steel Panther Rock Penticton on Northern Exposure Tour

Buckcherry and Steel Panther are set to ignite the stage in Penticton as they embark on their Northern Exposure Tour, bringing their electrifying performances to fans in the Okanagan region. The spring tour will showcase the dynamic energy and raw talent of these two iconic rock bands as they take the stage at the Penticton…
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Ted Nugent Criticizes Cover Versions in Candid Interview

Ted Nugent recently shared his thoughts on cover versions of his songs in an interview with Detroit’s WRIF radio station. The rock legend expressed his disapproval of renditions by other artists and even offered some unsolicited advice for future covers of his work. Nugent particularly criticized versions of “Cat Scratch Fever” by bands like Pantera,…
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Lamb of God Sets Sights on New Music Journey

Lamb of God, the renowned multi-platinum groove metal band, is gearing up to embark on a creative journey as they set their sights on writing new material in the upcoming months. In a recent interview with And Now The Band Podcast, the group’s bassist John Campbell hinted at the band’s intentions to start crafting a…
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Robin Zander Showcases Musical Evolution in Debut Solo Album

Robin Taylor Zander, known for his role in Cheap Trick, recently ventured into a solo project with the release of his debut album, The Distance, under Jack Douglas’ Confidential Records in July. The album features 11 tracks that showcase Zander’s musical influences, spanning from his father and Cheap Trick to iconic bands like The Beatles,…
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Papa Roach Rocks Wembley Arena, Nostalgic Nu Metal Revival

Papa Roach, the enduring figureheads of nu metal, took the stage at London’s Wembley Arena in 2025, where over 12,000 fans reveled in a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The band unleashed a medley of nu metal classics, paying homage to a bygone era when heavy music reigned supreme in pop culture, from Korn to…
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Bring Me the Horizon Considers Hiatus for Creative Recharge

Bring Me the Horizon, the renowned metal band, is contemplating a hiatus following the demanding process of creating their latest album installment, Post Human: NeX GEn. In a recent interview with NME, frontman Oli Sykes disclosed the band’s consideration of taking a significant break to rejuvenate before delving into the next phase of the Post…
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Injury Forces Five Finger Death Punch to Cancel Metallica Show

Five Finger Death Punch had to cancel their appearance supporting Metallica in Mexico City after lead singer Ivan Moody sustained an injury. The band was set to perform at the show on September 29, but Moody’s injuries forced them to withdraw, with Agora stepping in as their replacement. Got Your Six | $63.02 The unfortunate…
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Korn, Sum 41, Violent Femmes Headline Good Things Festival

Korn, Sum 41, Violent Femmes, and a slew of other iconic bands are set to lead the upcoming Good Things Festival line-up, promising a diverse musical experience for fans of heavy metal, punk, rock, and alternative music. This year’s festival is anticipated to be a standout event, with Korn headlining the show after a six-year…
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8 Nü-Metal Bands Deserving Rock Hall Fame Recognition

Let’s dive into the world of nü-metal bands that have left a significant mark on the music industry, making them worthy contenders for induction into the prestigious Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. These bands emerged during a time when wallet chains and JNCO jeans were the fashion statements of the day. Asylum | $22.01…
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Avenged Sevenfold Completes Highly Anticipated Album with Orchestral Twist

Avenged Sevenfold, the renowned metal band, has finally wrapped up their much-anticipated new album after a prolonged journey filled with challenges, including pandemic-related setbacks. The completion of the album was announced by drummer Brooks Wackerman on Instagram, where he shared a photo alongside producer Andy Wallace, known for his work with iconic bands like Slayer,…
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Ozzy Osbourne’s Resistance to Heavy Metal Label Evolution

Heavy metal music has evolved into a diverse and expansive genre with numerous subgenres and distinctive scenes, owing much of its existence to the pioneering efforts of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath. Emerging in 1968, Black Sabbath, often referred to as the ‘Godfather of Metal,’ laid the groundwork for future metal bands. Despite being labeled…
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Unveiling the Legacy of Hair Metal: A Decade Defined

From 1981 to 1991, the era of hair metal, also known as glam metal or pop-metal, saw a remarkable decade-long surge in the music industry. The genre’s roots can be traced back to the hard rock acts of the 1970s like Van Halen, Aerosmith, and KISS. However, it was Motley Crue’s debut album, ‘Too Fast…
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System of a Down’s Daron Malakian Reflects on Band’s Evolution

System of a Down’s guitarist and vocalist, Daron Malakian, recently engaged in a lengthy discussion with renowned producer Rick Rubin, reflecting on the band’s journey and his own musical influences. The band’s collaboration with Rubin dates back to the late 90s, with Rubin not only signing them to his label but also co-producing their albums.…
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Scorpions Drummer Mikkey Dee Refutes Fake Death Rumors Online

Scorpions drummer Mikkey Dee vehemently refuted fake death stories circulating online, clarifying he is very much alive and kicking. The 61-year-old musician expressed anger at the false reports, which he shared on Instagram, highlighting the inappropriate and potentially harmful nature of such rumors. Fake death stories, often generated for clicks and ad revenue, pose risks…
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Slipknot’s Knotfest Melbourne Show Impacted by Missing Member

Slipknot’s Knotfest Australia tour in Melbourne commenced without founding member Shawn ‘Clown’ Crahan due to a family emergency. Frontman Corey Taylor shared the news during their performance, expressing hope for Clown’s swift return. The absence of Clown noticeably impacted the band’s usual on-stage theatrics, with a subdued visual presentation. Iowa | $71.52 Despite the missing…
