Metalsucks — Before there were blogs there were these things called magazines, and the only metal magazine we still get excited about reading every month is Decibel. Here’s managing editor Andrew Bonazelli… Everyone of age is probably way hung over today, ... more info

Metalsucks — Before there were blogs there were these things called magazines, and the only metal magazine we still get excited about reading every month is Decibel. Here’s managing editor Andrew Bonazelli… In our Top 40 Extreme Albums of 2010 feature, J. ... more info

Metalsucks — Last week we offered up a big package of CDs from Metal Blade Records: Electric Wizard’s Witchcult Today re-issue, Grand Magus’s Iron Will re-issue and Wolf’s Return re-issue and Fates Warning’s Inside Out 2CD/DVD expanded edition... more info

Metalsucks — Last week we gave away a Primitive Weapons’ t-shirt and their slammin’ new jam The Shadow Gallery in our weekly Photo Caption Contest. The photo at right was taken by MS reader Bonesnapper from Ross Sewage of Ghoul’s Facebook page and is purpo... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by BBG Saint Vitus Arguably the centerpiece of the entire Maryland Deathfest lineup was the return of the UK doom juggernaut Electric Wizard (pictures HERE), so suffice it to say that a large portion of the Sunday (on 5/28) roster... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by BBG Electric Wizard at Maryland Death Fest 5/27/12 Between Godflesh (who headlined Friday) and Electric Wizard who wrapped things up on Sunday (5/27), Maryland Deathfest was a must see event for fans of metal in the US. Though rain... more info

Metal Injection — A deep gloom spread across London one late spring evening and residents of Kentish Town felt shivers creeping up their spines like spiders intent on spinning webs of fear in their discontent minds. Little known to those uninitiated, the HMV Forum was... more info

Metal Injection — In celebration ov the nightmarish perversion of nature that is Friday the 13th, Infernal Proclamators Ben Danger and Robben the Grave have concocted  a ghoulish mix of metallic menace hailing the gruesome and ghastly horror movies of the dark past! ... more info

Guardian Music — From Machine Head to Slayer, the editors of Kerrang! have picked the heaviest records everThere's a certain part of metal that gives it its edge; an extra bite that separates it from pop. It can mean enormous riffs, ungodly speed, wrecking-ball groov... more info

The Music Fix — Psychotronic Cinema and the Birmingham Zine Festival join Turbonegro and Electric Wizard! more info