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There’s no shortage of bands grinding behind the scenes, doing everything right but still waiting to be seen.
That’s exactly what From the Underground was built for. Highlighting artists who are putting in the work, building something real, and deserve that spotlight.
Episode 2 puts that focus on The Divine Project, a Toronto-based band delivering a raw, ...
It’s an incredible feeling to witness a band originally from Brazil evolve at this level, backed by such highly skilled musicians.
Right from the very first listen, the reaction is immediate: “damn, this is really good.”
Photo Credit:Akis ZaralisThe mix hits hard, the production its sharp and intentional, shows a new side without letting the Band’s legacy behind— ...
There’s a certain pressure that comes with being around this long in metal. You have to evolve, but people still expect you to feel like you. That balance is all over Atreyu’s upcoming album The End Is Not the End, dropping April 24.
I caught up with Dan Jacobs to talk about the new record, writing in different places, ...
If you know the history of Corrosion of Conformity, you know that the band’s members aren’t exactly strangers to adversity. Over the last 44 years since forming in Raleigh, North Carolina, there have been numerous events and situations that have tested the mettle of these legends, and time and time again, the boys from C.O.C. emerged vi...
Yesterday felt surreal.
A couple of days ago, Zakk Wylde gave an interview for This Day In Metal, talking about the new album and everything around this moment. From then on, the anticipation for the Toronto show at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre just kept building.
By the time the doors opened, you could already feel it—this wasn’t ...