Metal Injection

For many metalheads, Megadeth isn’t just a band, it’s a cornerstone of the genre. So, imagine the feeling of going from worshipping their posters on your wall to sharing campfires and conversations with the legendary Dave Mustaine himself. That’s the journey Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Zoltan Bathory recently described in an interview. Bathory, a […]

Kerry King is now streaming the Jim Louvau-directed music video for his single “Toxic”. The video addresses political fatigue while simultaneously looking toward a very tiring next few months in the United States. “We’re at a point where political fatigue has set in and become an issue for most people who live in our country

Creed is back in 2024 with an extensive touring schedule and maybe some new material at some point. In a recent interview with Ultimate Guitar, Creed guitarist Mark Tremonti revealed that he’d love it if the band would start playing “Time” from the 2009 album Full Circle. Tremonti notes Full Circle isn’t exactly as well-loved

There are few places more fitting for a temple of rock and metal to be built than on sprawling festival grounds nestled deep in the heart of the Rust Belt. Sonic Temple has made its home in Columbus, Ohio since its inception in 2019, and the festival has since become an unwavering bastion of the

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Body Count is back and they brought Fit For An Autopsy‘s Joe Badolato with ’em! Body Count is now streaming their new single “Psychopath” off their currently-unannounced new album Merciless, due out sometime later this year. “It started with the music,” said Body Count frontman Ice-T in an interview with Heavy Consequence. “It sounds like

Angelcorpse – Hammer of Gods Assück – Anticapital Atheist – Piece of Time Autopsy – Severed Survival Baphomet – Inheritors of the Dead Broken Hope – Swamped in Gore Brutality – Screams of Anguish Cannibal Corpse – Eaten Back to Life Cianide – The Dying Truth Cryptopsy – Blasphemy Made Flesh Cynic – Focus Death

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Botanist is a black metal band that uses hammered dulcimers instead of guitars. Back in 2009, this might’ve been enough to raise people’s eyebrows. But after 15 years and 11 full-lengths, the brainchild of one Otrebor has needed to progress beyond its bizarre instrumentation. Evolving from a solo project to a full band, the songwriting

Kreator is plotting the follow-up to their 2022 record Hate Über Alles, but don’t expect to hear it anytime soon. According to Kreator mastermind Mille Petrozza in an interview with Metal Global, he’s always working on new material but wants to make sure that the new record is a worth successor to Hate Über Alles.