Back in the day, Cronos called it "Angel Dust" — meaning cocaine. This stuff can finish you off; the more you want it, the more it consumes you. You cry, you scream, you crawl the streets. It sends yo...

It’s all Billy Milano’s doing… First, he dabbled in crossover with Scott Ian’s S.O.D. (Stormtroopers of Death), then in 1986 came the attitude of “If you’re doing S.O.D., then I’ll do M.O.D., brother,...

Can a hardcore punk album released in 1982 be this deadly? Every time you listen to it, you can't help but think, "Damn, Discharge, why are you such a huge band? How do you draw us in so deeply? Why a...

You know those swampy lands, beaches, and babes of Florida — and of course, we mustn’t forget its cemeteries. Those very cemeteries played a major role in the birth of a new musical movement. In 1987,...

When Sodom unleashed the track “Blasphemer” back in 1984, little did anyone know it would inspire a band’s very name. That same year, three childhood friends from Canada formed Blasphemy, channeling t...

One day, Killjoy decided to take Necrophagia down from the dusty shelves — and why dusty shelves, you ask? Because between 1987 and 1998, there was an 11-year gap... He knocked on the door of Boston’s...

They returned fast and fiery, fueled by the never-dying flames of Thrash and Speed metal in their souls... The legends from Ottawa have decided to turn hell loose once again with their 9th studio albu...

Merciless, hateful, primitive, diabolical, and fiercely anti-religious — there are many fitting descriptions for the French black metal band Deathspell Omega. When they emerged, no one knew the identi...

The dominance of Motörhead, a darker and more Thrash-infused version of Venom, and the aggression of Punk—all these elements are fused together in the body of Bulldozer, the cult Italian Thrash/Speed/...