Bruce Moore
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Richmond, VA, United States
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SHADOWSIDE Premiere New Video for "Hideaway" and Announce New Lineup
Shadowside has uploaded the video for the song "Hideaway" from the 'Dare to Dream' album, second studio effort from the Brazilian Metal band. This album was… → Read More
BEHEMOTH Tour Dates, Contests, Meet And Greets & More
CD PLUS, one of Canada top metal retailer, are currently hosting a massive Behemoth contest in honor of the band’s upcoming Evangelia Amerika Tour. To enter… → Read More
“For The Sake of Heaviness: The History of Metal Blade Records” by Brian Slagel and Mark Eglinton [Audiobook Review]
“For The Sake of Heaviness: The History of Metal Blade Records,” by Brian Slagel and Mark Eglinton, is a great audiobook primed to satisfy metal fans… → Read More
Bismoth / Symphony of Heaven / TIMŌRĀTUS
Celebrating the power of threes, the Body of Christ split is a decent, triple threat EP from extreme metal heavyweights TIMŌRĀTUS, Symphony of Heaven, and Bismoth. → Read More
METALLICA and ARROGANT CONSORTIA Have a Winner with Their Thirst-Quenching “Enter Night Pilsner” [Beer Review]
Metallica has teamed up with Arrogant Consortia and jumped into the beer business with their first heavy metal brew, the German pilsner “Enter Night”; and there… → Read More
XIII Minutes - “Obsessed” [Album Review]
From the artwork to the big, pristine recording, XIII Minutes have turned in a top-notch product with Obsessed - out April 5th via Rottweiler Records -… → Read More
Interview with Overkill vocalist Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth
Thrash Metal pioneers, Overkill will be releasing their latest offering, Ironbound, in February 2010 and vocalist Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth set aside some time to answer some… → Read More
Band vs Brand (Cleopatra Entertainment) [Movie Review]
Out now via Cleopatra Entertainment, Band vs Brand is an entertaining and in-depth look into the power of branding in today’s music industry. → Read More
“Forever Nerdy: Living My Dorky Dreams and Staying Metal” by Brian Posehn [Book Review]
Forever Nerdy: Living My Dorky Dreams and Staying Metal is a comedic memoir from comedian, actor and writer Brian Posehn. The memoir is a typical coming of age story to which a great majority of people can relate. He was a kid growing up in a suburb of the San Francisco Bay area during the seventies, dealing with the loss of his father at an early age and a tenuous relationship with his mother.… → Read More
Queensrÿche - “The Verdict” [Album Review]
Out March 1st via Century Media, Queensrÿche’s newest album, The Verdict, is another solid release in the band’s prodigious, decades-spanning catalogue. → Read More
Lords Of Chaos (Century Media) [Movie Review]
Black metal is not my go-to genre when it comes to heavy music, but I know quite a bit about it and can appreciate much of what I have heard. Couple that with the fact that I am a huge documentary film buff and Lords of Chaos fits nice and neatly into my wheelhouse. In case you are unaware, this is an award-winning independent film that tells the violent story of the early ‘90s Norwegian black… → Read More
Overkill - “The Wings of War” [Album Review]
Out February 22, 2019, on Nuclear Blast, Overkill’s nineteenth record, The Wings of War, is another classic instalment from a group that has been kicking ass… → Read More
Skin Of Earth - “Burn Barrel” [EP] [Vinyl Review]
I had no idea what to expect when I agreed to review the new EP, Burn Barrel, from the doom metal band Skin of Earth. I enjoy a fair amount of doom metal but most of what I listen to contains vocals and has a little more grit and substance to it. As you might have just gleaned, this is an instrumental doom record, and one that goes by fairly quickly at just under twenty-eight minutes, but the… → Read More
Whitechapel - “The Valley” [Album Review]
Extreme metal titans Whitechapel are back with a new and somewhat surprising release entitled The Valley. Don’t be put off by the term ‘surprising’, as everything you would expect from a Whitechapel is here and intact: the speed, the crushing, down-tuned riffs, and Phil Bozeman’s insanely guttural, emotion-laden vocals are all present and accounted for and are more than enough to keep the pit… → Read More
Swallow The Sun - “When A Shadow Is Forced Into The Light” [Album Review]
Be forewarned, when you sit down to listen to the new Swallow the Sun record, When A Shadow Is Forced Into The Light, you are about to embark on an emotional journey of epic proportions. This record will stir something in you, plumbing the depths of your emotions with a melancholic vibe that is incredible and moving. From the very beginning, the band weaves an intricate, mournful tapestry… → Read More
Soilwork - “Verkligheten” [Album Review]
Soilwork’s newest entry in their catalogue of unique death metal, Verkligheten - out January 11th on Nuclear Blast - is yet another solid outing that’s well… → Read More
“Heavy Duty: Days and Nights in Judas Priest” by K.K. Downing [Book Review]
Heavy Duty: Days and Nights in Judas Priest is a decent read with a lovely overview of the early history of a legendary heavy metal band. → Read More
King Diamond - “Songs for the Dead Live” [DVD Review]
Songs for the Dead Live is the ultimate treat for King Diamond fans, and one that they are sure to be over the moon about. This release will be issued on DVD, Blu-ray, vinyl and digitally, and will feature two full-length sets filmed live at Graspop Metal Meeting in Dessel, Belgium and The Fillmore in Philadelphia, PA, highlighting the band ripping through the seminal King Diamond record,… → Read More
Trollwar - “Oath Of The Storm” [Album Review]
Trollwar’s Oath of the Storm proudly waves the folk-metal banner and suggests this band is destined for truly great things. → Read More
Unearth - “Extinction(s)” [Album Review]
Extinction(s), out November 23rd via Century Media, is the seventh studio album from metal heavyweights Unearth, and it proves, once again, that the group is still… → Read More