Corpse Paint Babies Vol. 3
July 28, 2016
Another clothing catalog, another set of kids dolled up in some grim, frostbitten corpse paint… Advertisements
Month: July 2016
Review: Troller – Graphic
July 25, 2016
We’ve all heard some variant on the expression that there can be no light without darkness. Beauty does not now, nor has it ever existed in a vacuum. There is a perpetual ying and yang that subsists in the natural world, that is sewn into the very fiber of our beings from birth. Plenty of … More Review: Troller – Graphic
Childish Reviews #5: 90’s Death Metal Videos
July 21, 2016
A couple months back we took the Childish Reviews segment on a different path. Instead of having my kids listen to a tracks off new albums, they got to critique some classic, 80s metal videos from the likes of Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Dio, and others. This month we are taking it a step further … More Childish Reviews #5: 90’s Death Metal Videos
More (Metal) Guitar In The Monitor – July 2016
July 14, 2016
Another installment of our monthly round-up where we look at which metal albums have been in constant rotation… Diamond Head – Diamond Head Let’s remove from the equation for one second that one track that Metallica liked enough to cover. Doing so would do virtually nothing to diminish this band’s influence on an entire generation … More More (Metal) Guitar In The Monitor – July 2016
One and Done – A Look at Metal’s Only Children
July 6, 2016
Recently on an episode of The Metal Dad Radio Show we had a brief discussion about bands that put out one record and promptly vanished from the face of the Earth. There’s a ton of them out there – some have become cult favorites, others lost to the ages. Regardless of their current status I … More One and Done – A Look at Metal’s Only Children
Review: Muscle and Marrow – Love
July 1, 2016
2014 was a great year for heavy music. Hell, the return of EyeHateGod alone was worth the price of admission. But the most startling release that year, the one that has stuck around like the grief of a lost love came from Portland’s Muscle and Marrow. The Human Cry was a stunning array of esoteric … More Review: Muscle and Marrow – Love
