The time has come for swords, steel and glory with the relentless black metal assault of Fire Magic. Hailing from Virginia, the band brings a unique and triumphant energy to their sound, blending the grandeur of classic heavy metal with raw black metal excellence — with… Read More »Full Album Stream: Fire Magic – Memories of Fire
Doom OGs Trouble had a track called “Misery Shows” back on their third full-length in 1987 and that song title probably offers the best description of of the gnarly sludge on display on French duo Azken Auzi‘s new record, Infernua. These dudes—Ludo (vocals/guitar) and Fred (drums)—don’t… Read More »Full Album Stream: Azken Auzi –Infernua
Fun fact: Chris Ryan and Bailey Junior, a.k.a. Vominic Stonebones, of slam metal miscreants Party Cannon are officially Kill Feed’s most interviewed guests. How could this possibly be, given they just arrived at our humble arcade less than a year ago and are far from… Read More »KILL FEED SIDE QUEST: Chris Ryan and Bailey Junior of PARTY CANNON Bring Their Party to the N64
MADEIN’s recent comeback repainted them as rockers. The song didn’t enjoy much longevity on my own playlist, but I appreciated their embrace of a different sound in K-pop’s current girl group landscape. Now, they’ve released a music video for follow-up track PUNG, which is far… Read More »Song Review: MADEIN – PUNG!
WOODZ’s enormous success with Drowning came at an interesting time, when he was on hiatus due to military conscription and couldn’t immediately capitalize upon the track’s unlikely chart rise. Since returning, he’s released several new songs but nothing has yet recaptured Drowning‘s fortunes. Now, he’s… Read More »Song Review: WOODZ – Human Extinction