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Slaughter To Prevail – Grizzly Review: Deathcore Fury With Heart, Fangs, and Fire
Slaughter to Prevail, (does the name DEMOLISHER sound familiar? Yep, its that song influence), the Russian metal core band that has surprisingly taken over the world with their genius masked looks, ripping riffs and the world's biggest wall of death. GRIZZLY is the...
Malevolence – Where Only The Truth Is Spoken Review: A Modern Metal Masterclass
It’s been three long years since Malicious Intent bulldozed its way into the metal world and put Malevolence right where they belong, at the top of the food chain. That album, paired with their relentless touring, festival takeovers, and undeniable work ethic, didn’t...
Yungblud – IDOLS Review: His Most Ambitious Era Yet
Yungblud is back with IDOLS—his boldest, most ambitious release to date. It’s the first half of a planned double album, with the second part expected later this year. And honestly? This might just be his best work yet. It feels like a major evolution. Sharp....
Wet Leg – Moisturiser Review: Playful, Punchy, and Totally Unbothered
There’s something about Wet Leg that sticks with you. The first time I heard Chaise Longue in 2021, I couldn’t quite believe what I heard. It was weird. It was catchy. It was cool in a way that didn’t try too hard. That deadpan delivery and cheeky, repetitive hook...
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The Best Metallica Songs – Riffs, Fury, and Unstoppable Force
In 1981, two young musicians in Los Angeles answered a classified ad and set the metal world ablaze. James Hetfield’s vocals and rhythm guitar combined with Lars Ulrich’s thunderous drumming to form the backbone of Metallica. Soon they added the late Cliff Burton’s...
The Best Led Zeppelin Songs – 20 Riffs, Myths, and Thunderous Magic
You don’t just listen to Led Zeppelin. You experience them. Born in 1968 from the ashes of The Yardbirds, Zeppelin was formed when guitarist Jimmy Page teamed up with vocalist Robert Plant, bassist and keyboardist John Paul Jones, and thunderous drummer John Bonham....
The Best Rooney Songs – California Sunshine & Teenage Heartache
Rooney emerged in 2003 with sun‑drenched California pop rock and a knack for catchy hooks. Led by Robert Schwartzman (yes, Jason Schwartzman’s brother), they blended power-pop, indie, and cheeky lyrics. Their music is perfect road-trip fuel, late-night nostalgia, and...
The 10 Best Armor for Sleep Songs – A Sadboy’s Soundtrack, Loud and Clear
Armor for Sleep never quite got the same spotlight as the bigger emo names, but that made them feel like a secret – the kind you held close in your CD wallet. Formed in 2001 in New Jersey, they mixed spacey ambience, big riffs, and lyrical heartbreak to soundtrack...