After the recent success of our Top 10 Most Metal Supervillains article, we’ve been thinking of some more fun posts to write – and voila!
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Sergio reviews Starseed’s Peace Machine.
Photos of the Ramfest 2010 – Cape Town event.
The angriest, and darkest form of metal can be incredibly lame (and funny).
Figures don’t lie. Guitar Hero is one of the most successful videogame franchises of our time.
The City Is The Desert’s profile has been added to MusicReview.
Sergio reviews Marilyn Manson’s shocking autobiography.
First single ‘Fantasy’ taken from his debut album, Intro, receiving massive radio airplay around the country.
Thomas Erak, lead singer/guitarist of The Fall of Troy, posted the following message on the band’s official MySpace page:
Sergio reviews Mötley Crüe’s memoir.
The Pilotfish Ondo music editing phone explained.
Tractooor!
Every superhero story needs a dastardly nemesis, but some villains are just so evil, so ruthless, and just so…metal!
Sergio reviews Muse’s The Resistance.
Jim Pavloff’s brilliant rendition of The Prodigy’s “Smack My Bitch Up” in Ableton.
South Africa’s Die Antwoord achieves monumental success on the ‘interwebs’.
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Since April 2009 to date, a nationwide search has been underway for South Africa’s top emerging live performing band.
LARK’s music scales from glitch-opera to alternative-electro with thrashing alternative influences
The following announcement was posted on Knave’s official Facebook fan page:
The Sick-Leaves release third album Last Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy.
First singe ‘G-Get Up and Dance’ creating a buzz on radio stations nationwide.
Don’t miss out on the party of the year!
Alkaline Trio’s ‘This Addiction’ Debuts At Career High Chart Position.
Pioneering So-Cal Punk Band & House of Blues Offer Fans Free Limited Live Album On May 18.
In a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine, legendary rocker Keith Richards hinted at the possibility of a new Rolling Stones album in 2010.
Iron Maiden have issued the following press release:
In a recent interview with RollingStone.com, Amy Lee had the following to say about her band’s new record:
High on Fire skyrockets to #62 on Billboard Chart with new album Snakes for the Divine.
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