Horror Movie Review: KEY (2011)
A dull and uneventful film that promises way more than it delivers, KEY comes from director Robert Hamilton, who co-wrote the story with A.J. Hordijk.
Author: Carl Fisher
Single Slam: DragonForce, Goat Monsoon, EMNW, Left to Suffer, Eville, Takeda, Northlane, Kidpunk, Breed 77, Halflives, Floya, Rainburn, Luna Kills, Black Groove, Turmion Kätilöt, and Bullet for My Valentine!
Today’s single slam features DragonForce, Goat Monsoon, EMNW, Left to Suffer, Eville, Takeda, Northlane, Kidpunk, Breed 77, Halflives, Floya, Rainburn, Luna Kills, Black Groove, Turmion Kätilöt, and Bullet for My Valentine.
Photo Credit: Rafael Karelisky
Brazilian Death Metal Force Crypta Reveal New Single ‘A Portrait of Decay’
World-renowned Brazilian death metal force CRYPTA enter a new era with ‘A Portrait of Decay’, the first track to showcase the band’s new line-up and offer a glimpse into what fans can expect from their future sound.
Game Review: Bus Simulator 27 (Xbox Series X)
Bus Simulator 27 takes place in the fictional Felicia Bay where it’s your job to bring the public transport system back to its former glory.
Banks Arcade Interview: Talking ‘Second Place Superstar’ and More!
Banks Arcade are back with their brand-new album, ‘Second Place Superstar’. We spoke to lead vocalist and founding member Joshua O’Donnell about the new album, the journey to its release, why he is so excited about it coming out, growing the band, and much more.
Album Review: Banks Arcade – Second Place Superstar (Arising Empire)
Banks Arcade, the modern alternative metal band, are back with their brand-new album, ‘Second Place Superstar’, on September 25th, 2026, via Arising Empire.
Times Long Gone But Not Forgotten: An Interview with Christophe Voisin Boisvinet of Skáld
We had the pleasure of speaking with Skáld’s Christophe Voisin Boisvinet (Percussion, Nordic Fiddles, Harp, Horn, Vocals, Programming) about Ørlǫg. What makes it special, how Skáld reached this point, and so much more.
Album Review: Skáld – Ørlǫg (Napalm Records)
Skáld, the neofolk icons, invite listeners into times long gone but not forgotten. Their brand-new album, ‘Ørlǫg’, is out September 25th, 2026, via Napalm Records.