Monstrosity Interview With Lee Harrison
"Death metal history is written not only in albums but in the hands of the musicians who refuse to let the fire die. Few names embody that …
"Death metal history is written not only in albums but in the hands of the musicians who refuse to let the fire die. Few names embody that …
Underground music and its traditions have shifted beyond recognition. What once demanded commitment, patience, and obsession is now filtere…
For more than thirty years, Nunslaughter has crawled through the filth and fire of the underground, spreading their own strain of raw, blas…
Theology, Corruption, Capitalism, and the Underground Pulsation of Álex de la Iglesia’s Cult Masterpiece When El Día de la Bestia exploded …
Wow, we are in 2026 now. I have been reviewing and interviewing underground metal bands for 40 years now! It started in 1986 with the relea…
"Malefic Throne is not a project built on hype or nostalgia, but on decades of shared history within the U.S. extreme-metal underground. Fo…
Thrash metal band Anvil Bitch I have known for decades now, and with the band getting back together not that long ago and having a new rele…
Ghosts in the Trenches War, with all its chaos, violence, and moral ambiguity, has always invited filmmakers to explore the human condition…
Bütcher is a crushing speed/black metal band, and here is an interview I did with guitar player KK Ripper. Check this band, they crush: 🤘 F…
Oppressor was a death metal band from Illinois. I got an old pen pal and founding member of the band Tim King of the band to agree to answe…
NITE: Heavy Metal Beyond Subgenres – An Interview with Van Labrakis We had the pleasure of interviewing Van Labrakis from the San Francisco…
Well, here we are going into the latter part of 2025, and here I am back with another set of reviews. Some really good new releases are in …