by Ian Weber | Apr 9, 2024 | Reviews
Thus far in 2024, I told you all about some great gigs when it comes to an overall figure-four package of sledgehammering heavy metal, whether it’s Machine Head’s Slaughter the Martour at Palladium Times Square, Municipal Waste’s...
by Ian Weber | Apr 8, 2024 | Reviews
As if two nights of greasy, raw, tasty guitar riffs from Ace Frehley and Norse battle hymns from Tyr weren’t enough, I had to get in one more high-energy night featuring some eighties-style hard rock and assist New York with Lillian Axe and...
by Ian Weber | Apr 8, 2024 | Reviews
After an extraordinary evening with Ace Frehley, my excitement guided me elsewhere in Manhattan for a night of sea shanties, mythical hell-raising riffs, vibrant dance parties, and Norse mythology told through song at the Gramercy Theatre. It was Asgard meets New York...
by Ian Weber | Apr 8, 2024 | Reviews
Man, between demolition work, hailing to the heathen hammer, shouting it out loud, some good food, and detoxing from Celsius energy drinks, I ALMOST forgot to tell you fine people about my adventures! So hey, come one, come all. Get comfy. Let’s take a journey...
by Jillian Drachman | Apr 2, 2024 | Reviews
As we reported, France’s legendary Mütiilation, which was conceived in 1991, surprised us with their sudden resurrection last month. The project of Meyhnach, Mütiilation may be described as their country’s definitive black metal band. Along with Maxime...
by Elise Yablon | Apr 2, 2024 | Reviews
It’s hard to hear that a band you’ve been listening to for decades is coming to an end. Sum 41 has been making raucous metal-tinged pop-punk for more than two decades, producing classics like “Fat Lip,” “In Too Deep,”...