As much of a metal fan as I am, Death Metal is one of the metal sub-genres that is very hit and miss for me. […]
Review: Black Line – Treason, Sedition, and Subversive Activities
Sitting somewhere in the space between Nitzer Ebb and electronic soundscapes is the band Black Line. With it’s collaborative approach, the band creates a sound […]
Review: PIG – Prey & Obey
Our Lord of Lard is back with a second coming (of sorts). Riding in on the tails of the previously released full-length album The Gospel, […]
Review: Deconbrio – Hail to the Liar’s Throne
Is ’90s Industrial Rock making a comeback? A few bands sent our way have had that ’90’s Industrial Rock vibe (Gravity Kills, Stabbing Westward, NIN). […]
Review: Cocksure – Heretic Hypocrite
Some feel Industrial music (as they know it form the 90’s) is dead. Ministry has gone Thrash Metal, RevCo has gone synth pop (say some). […]
Review: PIG – The Gospel
The Lord of Lard, our Mighty Swine is finally back. Having disappeared for a bit and then bounce around musically pushing out a few EPs […]
Review: Gone is Gone
“Supergroup”. That’s a term tossed around whenever known, established, talented musicians get together, form a band and create an album. Personally, I think it’s a […]
Review: NOIR – The Burning Bridge
After almost three years since the debut NOIR album “Darkly Near”, Athan Maroulis and crew are putting out some more music under the NOIR name. […]
Review: Brutus – Wandering Blind
I am a big fan of doom metal, sludge metal and a huge Black Sabbath fan. I’m also a fan of ‘70s Metal and Rock […]
Review: Dawn of Ashes – Theophany
Even though I am a horror fan, truthfully I am not much of a Black metal fan. Sure the music is fast and heavy, but […]
Review: DevilDriver – Trust No One
DevilDriver manages to accomplish what many metal bands have a hard time doing. With their new album “Trust No One” DevilDriver puts together 10 songs […]
Review: Man.Machine.Industry – Box of Horrors
Things change. They always do. Even bands and the music they make change and evolve. Sometimes the change is for the worst and sometimes for […]
Review: Primitive Race
I’m going to throw out some names and see if you recognize any of them: Tommy Victor, Dave Ogilvie, Chris Kniker, Graham Crabb, Erie Loch, […]
Review: Black December – Vol. 1
After 16Volt disbanded in 2014 some may have wondered what would be next. Well Eric Powell’s answer to that question is Black December. A self […]
Review: Coal Chamber – Rivals
It’s been a long time since I have listened to Coal Chamber. Even at their prime in the late ’90s I was never much of […]
Review: NOIR – RE:MIT:TENT
I’ve mentioned in other reviews that I am not much of a fan when it comes to remix albums. Most remix albums suffer from a […]
Review: KMFDM – Our Time Will Come
Short version for the TL;DR crowd. If you’re a KMFDM fan, just go buy Our Time Will Come. You won’t be disappointed. For those who […]
Review: Chrysalide – Personal Revolution
It’s really quite interesting. Two bands at the top of my music list right now are both French. One being the Industrial-sludgy duo CROWN and […]
Review: Prude – The Dark Age of Consent
Who the hell got f’n Rock n’ Roll mixed in with my Industrial?!? Jared Louche (of Chemlab) and gang you say? Well ok then, I’ll […]
Review: Machines on Blast
We usually don’t review EPs around here. It’s hard to get a feel for a band based only around 5 or less songs. However we […]
Review: Cocksure – TVMALSV
Yes! The Revolting Cocks are back! Well, one cock is back at least. While the last couple of albums The Revolting Cocks have produced are […]
Review: 3Teeth – 3Teeth
If you are an Industrial music fan and if you lived through the time period or are a fan of it, you know exactly what […]
Review: My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult – Spooky Tricks
It’s been a rather long time since I’ve listened to My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult. With the exception of the two Thrill Kill […]
Review: Front Line Assembly – Echoes
I am a fan of Front Line Assembly’s album Echogenetic, though it is not one of my favorites. It actually took me a long while […]
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult: New Spooky Tricks Album and 2014 Tour
Time for things to get busy for My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult. Their new album,”Spooky Tricks”, hits May 6th and their 2014 tour […]