Steel Panther – Balls Out
Whether or not you’re a fan of Steel Panther’s ridiculously over the top glam metal, you have to appreciate their dedication. For a comedy rock band, they manage to tell a joke with a surprisingly straight More...
Shinedown – Somewhere In The Stratosphere
Capturing live sets from their “Carnival of Madness” and “Anything and Everything” tours, Somewhere in the Stratosphere finds Shinedown showing fans a different side of themselves. While More...
Halford – Made Of Metal
For nearly four decades, Rob Halford has been one of the most influential singers in metal, and ever since he formed his band Halford, he’s had a pretty easy time reminding the world why. On Halford IV: Made More...
Bad City – Welcome to the Wasteland
There was a time when arena rock was more of a destination for a band than a genre in and of itself. The arena was the end of the journey, a symbol of stardom that bands like Kiss and Cheap Trick worked tirelessly More...
Stone Sour – Audio Secrecy
Stone Sour has always been an odd sort of experiment. Normally you’d expect the band of straight-ahead rockers to don wild costumes and thrash out behind a shroud of anonymity. Instead we find members of shock More...
Hellyeah – Stampede
Bringing together members of Damageplan, Pantera, Nothingface, and Mudvayne, Hellyeah are as close to a groove metal supergroup as the world has seen since Down. Given Hellyeah’s pedigree, it comes as no More...
Overkill – Ironbound
Over the course of 15 albums and a 30-year career, Overkill have proven time and time again that they’re one of the most relentlessly enduring bands in thrash metal. While modern bands have been taking metal More...
