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Dimmu Borgir Completes Highly Anticipated New Album Production
Dimmu Borgir, the Norwegian symphonic black metal powerhouse, has wrapped up the production of their highly anticipated new album. The band, led by Silenoz and Shagrath, completed recording, mixing, and mastering at Studio Fredman in Sweden under the guidance of veteran producer Fredrik Nordström. Nordström expressed his excitement about the project, hinting at a fulfilling…
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Deftones’ ‘private music’: A Diverse Evolution in Sound
Deftones, a band with a devoted and diverse fanbase, have consistently delivered quality music over their 30-year career. Despite facing challenges like the tragic loss of a key member, they have maintained a unique sound that transcends time. From their early work to their latest release, each album has its own legion of fans, showcasing…
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Nintendocore Bands Redefining Music Innovation and Performance
MegaDriver is a Brazilian heavy metal and video game music cover band founded in 2003 by Antonio “Nino” Francisco Tornisiello, known by his stage name “Nino Megadriver.” The band’s fusion of heavy metal with video game tunes has garnered them a dedicated following since their inception. Horse the Band, hailing from Lake Forest, California, gained…
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Testament and Flaming Wrekage Rock Sydney’s Metal Scene
Testament and Flaming Wrekage recently set the stage on fire at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. The night kicked off with Flaming Wrekage, a local band known for their melodic death/thrash style. Their performance was a testament to their growing influence in the metal scene, with tracks like Ghosts and Running Blind igniting the crowd’s…
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Angra Faces Transition: Releasing Retrospective Compilation Amid Vocalist Change
Angra, the Brazilian metal band, finds itself at a critical juncture with the departure of singer Edu Falaschi, marking the second major lineup change in the band’s history. The exit of original frontman Andre Matos in 2000 had already tested the band’s resilience, but Angra managed to reinvent itself through conceptually rich albums like “Temple…
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Iconic Prog Rock Bands: Collectors’ Favorites and Impact
Prog rock bands have a special place in the hearts of music collectors, with their intricate compositions and epic performances. These bands have garnered significant followings over the years, and their albums are highly sought after by enthusiasts. Oarkive Moon Headband Star Headband Sun Headpiece Galaxy Headband Space Headband Moon Accessories for Kids Adult Solar…
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Black Dahlia Murder’s ‘Servitude’ Album: Honoring Legacy, Pushing Boundaries
The metal community mourned the loss of Trevor Strnad, a co-founding member of The Black Dahlia Murder, on May 11th, 2022. Strnad’s lyrical prowess and stage presence had defined the band’s nine-album journey. The question of how to fill his void was a daunting one for the group. Instead of seeking an external replacement, the…
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Metal Band Isis Announces Breakup After Final Tour
Isis, the influential metal band known for their slow-churn sound, has made the bittersweet announcement of their breakup. The decision, as revealed on their blog, stems from a collective sense of accomplishment and a desire to conclude their musical journey on a high note. The band emphasized that this decision was not impulsive but rather…
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The Sword’s Resurgence Sparks Excitement Among Fans
The Sword, a renowned sludge/stoner/doom metal band, has made a remarkable comeback after announcing their split in 2022. Fans were taken by surprise when the band resurfaced at Levitation 2024, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the group. The recent announcement of two Texas shows in April has reignited excitement among loyal followers…
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Mastodon Guitarist Brent Hinds’ Departure Sparks Metal Music Controversy
A storm brewed in the metal music scene as Mastodon, a Grammy-winning band, faced turmoil with the departure of their founding member, guitarist Brent Hinds. The band’s announcement on Instagram marked the end of a 25-year journey, leaving fans and industry insiders speculating about the reasons behind this split. Metal Stainless Steel Bands for Fitbit…
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Suffocation Reigns Supreme at Electric Brixton Metal Showcase
Electric Brixton has solidified its reputation as a prominent metal venue, showcasing another stellar metal lineup with Suffocation headlining the show. Despite missing the opening acts, the crowd is gradually building up the energy in the venue, eagerly anticipating Suffocation’s performance. Souls To Deny | $36.76 Fuming Mouth, a Massachusetts-based band, kicks off the night…
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Chimaira Revives Iconic ‘Chimaira Christmas’ Concert Tradition After Hiatus
Cleveland metal band Chimaira, known for their heavy hometown holiday shows, is set to revive their iconic “Chimaira Christmas” concert tradition after an 8-year hiatus. The event is scheduled for December 20 at The Agora Theatre, featuring opening acts 200 Stab Wounds and Nunslaughter. Tickets for the highly anticipated show will go on sale soon,…
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Justin Lawnchair Transforms The Biscuit Merchant into Live Powerhouse
Justin Lawnchair, the mastermind behind the progressive death metal band The Biscuit Merchant, has been a solitary force in the music scene for over a decade. With a discography spanning 10 albums, Lawnchair’s music delves into various extreme metal genres, blending thrash precision, death metal intensity, and power metal grandeur. His latest album, Tempora, marks…
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Exodus Headlines North American Disaster Tour with Thrash Metal Fury
Exodus, the Bay Area Thrash Metal legends, embarked on a monumental journey that began with the “Headbangers Cruise” and segued into their highly anticipated “North American Disaster” Tour. The tour, featuring Exodus as the headliner, marks a significant moment for fans who have eagerly awaited this showcase of thrash metal mastery. Joining Exodus on this…
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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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Judas Priest Drummer Les Binks Dies at 73
Renowned heavy metal drummer Les Binks, known for his time with the iconic band Judas Priest, has passed away at the age of 73. Binks was a pivotal member of Judas Priest from 1977 to 1979, contributing to the band’s acclaimed albums like Stained Class, Killing Machine, and the live record Unleashed In The East.…