Progressive Hippie Metal The Making of Psychotic Waltz’s A Social Grace It took some time before folks started to label those technically proficient bands popping up during the 1980s as “progressive metal,” but once that umbrella term became widely accepted, it was easier to see… Read More »Psychotic Waltz – A Social Grace
Haraball are sharing “Pink Tiles” from their new album Fear of the Plow, dropping September 19 via Fysik Format. Listen here first. Fear of the plow by HARABALL “‘Pink Tiles’ is about being 900 years old, waking up dead every morning, and how living that way offers… Read More »Track Premiere: Haraball – “Pink Tiles”
Classic heavy metal is alive! All doubters leave the hall or remain to be convinced by Sacred Leather! The Indianapolis-based band is due to release its latest salvo of metallic fury on December 12, called Keep the Fire Burning, and Decibel is ready to stoke the flames with… Read More »Video Premiere: Sacred Leather – “Spitfire at Night”
Ahead of their fourth full-length Korean album and tenth anniversary, the members of DAY6 re-signed their contracts with JYP Entertainment. And why wouldn’t they? The group has seen a massive rise in popularity over the past few years as their solid discography continues to grow.… Read More »Song Review: DAY6 – Inside Out
It may simply be my exhaustion with current K-pop trends speaking, but I feel like agencies often learn the wrong lessons from their successes. aespa’s most successful title tracks have hinged on varying levels of repetition, but ever since last year’s Whiplash it feels like… Read More »Song Review: aespa – Rich Man