From Grit to Glory: Beguiler, The Browning & Convictions Paved the Way for Born of Osiris in Toronto By Taita Vlakoff 📍 June 20, 2025 | Lee’s Palace, Toronto | Presented by MODO Live. Toronto’s Lee’s Palace was the stage for a night
Arch Enemy’s Blood Dynasty Ruled Toronto — Backed by Fit For An Autopsy, Baest & Thrown Into Exile
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SIX FEET UNDER Announces September/October 2025 Tour With EXHORDER, WRETCHED And INCITE Death metal veterans SIX FEET UNDERwill embark on a U.S. tour in September. Support on the "Midnight In Hell" trek will come
BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME Announce Fall Co-Headlining Tour With HAIL THE SUN Two days after the release of their upcoming album The Blue Nowhere, Between the Buried and Me will head out on tour across North America.
King Diamond’s House of God: Metal’s Darkest Mass House of God wasn’t the loudest King Diamond album. It wasn’t the most technical. But it was among the most focused.
Megadeth’s Cryptic Writings: A Masterclass in Restraint and Riffcraft It’s not the album that changed everything. But it’s the one that proved they could change—and remain unmistakably Megadeth.
TRIVIUM ANNOUNCE FALL 2025 HEADLINE TOUR TOUR KICKS OFFÂ OCTOBER 31Â IN MYRTLE BEACH AND RUNSÂ THROUGH DECEMBER 14Â WITH EPIC HOMETOWN SHOW IN ORLANDO SPECIAL GUESTS JINJER TO APPEAR ALONG
Volbeat’s GOAT: A Gospel of Fire, Faith, and Feedback God of Angels Trust is more than just an album—it's an experience.
Between the Buried and Me Announce New Album, 'The Blue Nowhere' BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME ANNOUNCE INSIDEOUTMUSIC DEBUT “THINGS WE TELL OURSELVES IN THE DARK” OUT NOW - WATCH HERE THE BLUE NOWHERE, OUT 12th
Julian Jenkins Talks All Things Fury Fury hails from the United Kingdom and has become renown for their unique blend of melodic, up-tempo hard rock and metal. Led by lead vocalist
The Spirits That I Called: An Interview with Tom Angelripper (Sodom) So the story goes, Tom “Angelripper” Such started Sodom as a last ditch effort to escape a life of working in the coal mines in
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Metallica’s Load: A Blues-Drenched Rebirth Load wasn’t the end of Metallica’s ferocity. It was the redefinition of it. It remains a misunderstood monolith—less a deviation than a detonation.
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