Prayer of the Countess The Making of the Third and the Mortal’s Tears Laid in Earth Early ’90s Norwegian doom metal. Not something you hear every day. Communed from the same natural mysteries of the landscape that animated their black metal countrymen—forests, folklore, the cycle… Read More »The Third and the Mortal – Tears Laid in Earth
It’s time to crush your way into the weekend with the new song and video from New York’s Concrete. Styling themselves as “crossover death metal,” the band embodies aspects of New York’s iconic hardcore and death metal scenes. An obvious standout for the track is… Read More »Video Premiere: Concrete – “Chains of Oppression”
Southern California has been a bit of a talking point in the screamo discourse the last few years. Everyone has […] The post Show Review: Your Renaissance Fest appeared first on The Alternative.
K-pop’s title tracks might gain most of listeners’ attention, but many album tracks are worth equal spotlight. I call these “buried treasures.” Beyond this, K-pop’s albums deliver thousands of additional tracks that settle for a more limited audience. It’s these songs that will become a… Read More »Battle of the B-Sides: g.o.d, Red Velvet, GOT7, SF9, Dreamcatcher
Fresh from his reveal at Zartan, the frontman of the no-longer-fictional-G.I. Joe-inspired act Cold Slither, drummer/guitarist/vocalist Gus Rios (Gruesome, Union Black, Left to Die) provides the following homage to the impact of the toys that defined his childhood and shaped his adulthood. —— Optimus Prime… Read More »Gus Rios (Cold Slither): The Toys That Saved Me