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A Chat with Black Stone Machine (13.05.24)

Weaving a kaleidoscopic tapestry of blues, country, heavy metal and rock, Black Stone Machine shines bright with inimitable ferocity. Formed

Wrapping listeners in a psychedelic haze of scorching guitars, bold bass and powerful drums laden with kaleidoscopic ferocity, Post Death

Inspiration comes in all forms from a beautiful tale of love and joy to the desperate case of poverty, and

Do you remember those cartoons where the character is lifted by their nostrils following an alluring waft toward something enticing?

For just on five years, musician Parham Gharavaisi has entertained audiences with his hard-hitting blend of sound. From his debut

Known for their bold performances, infectious energy and moving melodies, Australian metalcore band ENGRAVED casts a unique slant to the

Strutting through the realms of metal, grunge, hard rock, alternative rock and prog rock, German foursome Aglasio blends the heaviness

Studies state that natural music talent can be genetic and Transcending Into The Unknown is certainly supporting this fact. Brothers

Sauntering through various types of metal, Greek musician Errikos Bloukos brings metal chaos in his instrumental album Wuthering Minds. We

Inspired by the likes of Lacuna Coil and Tool, Dead Storm Rising weaves hard-hitting lyricism with emotional melodies in a