Slayer’s Final So-Cal Show at Five Point Amphitheater: The Most Insane Review I’ll Ever Write
Seeing Slayer from the front of the crowd is the most violent live music experience you can gamble your life […]
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Morbid Angel at The Regent: A Lesson in Death
Morbid Angel is one of the longest reigning, pioneering, OG Flordia death metal bands still touring. If one were to
From The Bay To L.A. Classic Metal Burns Bright: Hell Fire At Echoplex
With my recent concert-going escapades seemingly devoted to punk, in all its forms, it felt like I had forgotten my
When Words Fail To Describe A Band: Igorrr at the Echoplex
Intrigue is the best motivation to get your ass out and to a concert. Seeing a band you’ve been dying
Dusk At Midnight: Converge At The Regent Theater
Converge is not just a band to me, Converge is a concept. Fresh off the heels of one of 2017’s
Ozzfest Rocks On But Can It Still Rage In 2017?
Heshers and head bangers are a loyal bunch, but metal ain’t exactly enjoying a mainstream moment in 2017, and it
Ministry Make Bid To Be Official ANTIFA House Band At San Diego Show
It was FYF weekend in Los Angeles- a weekend in the summer in which Los Angeles is the center of
Metallica At The Fonda: Best Thrash Band of All Time or CIA Asset?
I got the text from Taylor Wong about a week prior. A text that would’ve gone without a shred of
The Rise of Red Fang, The Hard Rock Resurgence & The Death of Nu Metal
I went to see Red Fang at The Teragram Ballroom a couple of Sunday’s ago and all I can say
Black Sabbath And A Weeping Manboy at The Forum in L.A.
At a time when hippie kids were forming bands to sing about peace, love and flower power, Black Sabbath explored
No Rest ‘Till Knotfest
It came, it went, and it fucking rocked socks off of every color. The festival brought along a roster of
High on Fire: Metal Madness at The Echoplex
With a massive swell of approval around the release of their 7th studio album, Luminiferous in June, High on Fire