How Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine revitalised metal
In January, Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine united for a co-headlining arena tour to mark the 20th anniversary of both ...
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"People characterised both of our bands as being arrogant and cocky." How Bullet For My Valentine and Trivium helped revitalise metal in 2005
Trivium's Ascendancy and Bullet For My Valentine's The Poison were released eight months apart. They would become instant ...
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'In Defense of the Genre': Best Punk & Emo Songs of January
The January roundup of our punk column 'In Defense of the Genre' includes recent news, reviews, and features, along with a ...
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Killswitch Engage’s Jesse Leach on The MetalSucks Podcast #573
Petar and Brandon discuss the smells that come to mind when thinking about nu metal, how James “Munky” Shaffer is changing ...
Cinema’s brief and cringeworthy obsession with nu-metal soundtracks
Revisiting cinema's brief obsession with nu-metal soundtracks - why did Hollywood go this route, and why do people have such ...
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The 12 best new metal songs you need to hear right now
Dream Theater, Killswitch Engage and Electric Callboy lead a stacked week of brilliant new metal singles. Plus, vote for your ...
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Grit, Guns, and Gray Areas: 8 Neo-Western Movies to Learn the Genre
This notion of perpetual struggle exemplifies the genre itself, which flips the traditional Western script by showing that maybe, just maybe, chaos has been winning all along. Let’s saddle up ...
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JESSE LEACH Of KILLSWITCH ENGAGE Breaks Down His Most Iconic Records
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Hear KILLSWITCH ENGAGE's JESSE LEACH roar on EPHEMERA's new song "Heaven"
Specifically, the quartet’s “Heaven” features a guest spot from none other than Killswitch Engage vocalist Jesse Leach. While the band’s For Those Afraid to Die EP arrives in full on February 12th, ...