Known for their retro 70’s doom riffs, haunting melodies and the dark magical voice of Johanna Sadonis defining the bands sound from their deep influence from bands such as Black Sabbath, Fleetwood Mac, Deep Purple, Blue Ösyster Colt and Heart. On Wednesday, March 27th Stockholm’s Lucifer finally made their way to …

Not even two months into the new year and 2019 is starting off with a blast. On February 22nd New Jersey’s very own Thrash Metal veterans Over Kill will release their nineteenth studio album “The Wings Of War” on Nuclear Blast Records. For almost forty years the band has been …

After six long years the Brooklyn based gothic doom rockers A Pale Horse Named Death have release their third LP When The World Becomes Undone. With the release of their latest LP the band held a small intimate record release show on Friday January 18th at New York City’s Mercury …

On a chilly Saturday afternoon in Newark, New Jersey lines packed with fans, some entire families made their way into the Prudential Center for the first of two shows that day of the holiday-themed rock opera Trans-Siberian Orchestra. The Ghost of Christmas Eve Tour marked 20 years for TSO. As …

Black Tusk known to most as a sludge metal band from Georgia delivered a powerful performance warming up the rather cold New York crowd. Laying down a constant storm of thunderous riffs that fit more in the thrash category, mixed with a trio of vocal ranges from lead vocals of …

The Boston based hardcore band Great American Ghost were one of three supporting acts on the Metal Alliance Tour as it rolled into NYC and made its stop at Gramercy Theatre on Wednesday November 28th, 2018. With the show falling on a Wednesday along with a early show time to …

Louisiana’s Goatwhore brought the Metal Alliance Tour to New York City’s Gramercy Theatre Wednesday November 28th. Getting right down to business Goatwhore wasted no time and opened their set strong with “An End to Nothing”. Guitarist Sammy Duet went speeding through the powerful guitar riffs sending the crowd straight into …

On Wednesday night November 28th, The Casualties returned home to NYC on the Metal Alliance Tour to play Gramercy Theatre. After starting the band in 1990, vocalist Jorge Herrera would announce on July 11th , 2017 he would be retiring from the band.  Replacing Herrera with The Krum Bums frontman …

After a third of the crowd trickled out after Nuclear Assault finished their set the floor was left with nothing but diehard wastoids. With the fans chanting “Fuck You Up, Fuck You Up” as Municipal Waste took to the stage, frontman Tony Foresta yells out “Are you feeling horny?” with …

After Toxic Holocaust whipped the speed freaks into a frenzy it was time for New York’s very own legendary thrash metal veterans Nuclear Assault to take the stage in Greenpoint. After only being booked on the bill a few days prior replacing co-headliners High on Fire who had to drop …

Following the classic metal sounds of Fresno based Haunt, which to most seemed to be an odd start to the show and had most fans just milling around the bar and merch tables, the three piece Portland based Toxic Holocaust fed the thrash hungry speed freaks at Warsaw a heavy …

On Friday night a little known punk band from Hermosa called the Descendents invaded New York City’s PlayStation Theater in Times Square. With them they brought a 37 song set that well covered the bands 40 + years career. Since 1986 the bands line up has consisted of singer Milo …