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Neil Peart Documentary Trailer Reveals Intimate Look at Rush’s Drummer
A new documentary honors Neil Peart's legacy while Rush continues their reunion tour with a different drummer. Continue reading… -
Mortal Sin – Mat Maurer
INTERVIEW WITH VOCALIST OF MORTAL SIN – MAT MAURER The Australian thrashers Mortal Sin have returned after a long hiatus. Mortal Sin have been touring […]
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KISS’ Gene Simmons: “The Most Impressive People To Me Are Buffett And Elon Musk And Bezos”
“These are people who have higher intellect and a grander vision of life, that you can do big things.”
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Sworn – Null Crowned the Infinite (Review)
Sworn are a Norwegian black metal band and this is their fifth album. Sworn are one of the best melodic black metal bands active right now. Coming off a genuinely top tier previous album, (2023’s A Journey Told Through Fire), and with a strong back catalogue overall, any new Sworn material is going to be … Continue reading “Sworn – Null Crowned the Infinite (Review)” -
Where the Underground Becomes Family – V. TISZAVIRÁG ROCK TALÁLKOZÓ
A report from the festival held in Rakamaz on 10–11 July 2026, where rock, metal and friendship once again took centre stage V. Tiszavirág Rock TalálkozóTiszavirág Kemping, Rakamaz10–11 July 2026 The Tiszavirág Rock Találkozó has been a fixture of the underground rock and metal scene in the Tokaj–Rakamaz area for years, although we only discovered […] -
Chat Pile – Who Loves the Sun (Review)
This is the third album from Chat Pile, a noise/sludge rock band from the US. Chat Pile understandably made a stir with their debut album God’s Country, so Who Loves the Sun is a most welcome release. This time the band have gifted us with a 10-track, 44-minute record that’s much anticipated by many who … Continue reading “Chat Pile – Who Loves the Sun (Review)” -
Track Premiere: Stellar Rot – “Through The Eternity Stairs”
It’s not often we get to premiere a more or less brand new band and their first release, but Baltimore blackgazers Stellar Rot are so fresh they aren’t even listed on Metal Archives (though the duo’s previous USBM outfit Unendlich are on there). The outfit was formed in 2025 by Scott Ferguson (drums/vocals) and Mike Connors (guitar/bass/synth) and we’re introducing them via the track “Through the Stairs of Eternity,” drawn from their upcoming debut, Where the Formless Ones Dwell. “Through the Stairs of Eternity” offers a juxtaposition of clean, melodic affected guitar layered over a harsh black metal framework. The result provides the track with a psychedelic buoyancy that somewhat smooths the abrasive edge.

Where the Formless Ones Dwell was recorded by Eric Ferguson and Mike Connors, while mixing and mastering was handled by Matheus Vidor at VOIDSEA Studio. It’s set for release on CD, vinyl and digitally via Hypnotic Dirge Records on September 25. Place your preorder (North America) here or here (overseas).
Drummer/vocalist Scott Ferguson described the featured track like this:
“‘Through the Eternity Stairs’ transports the listener on a cruel journey into the void beyond the mortal realm, where unfathomable horrors exist. This is where the sinister god of a thousand faces shifts the fate of all mortal beings, as he weaves his twisted plans through the fabric of reality. This track showcases what Stellar Rot embodies as a band—choral and symphonic atmospherics over a cold, black-metal spine.”
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TV’s Most Famous Homes: See What They Look Like in Real Life
These real houses were the backdrop for some of TV's most beloved shows. Here's what they look like today — and yes, two of them you can actually spend the night in. Continue reading… -
Cassandra Wilson Dead At 70
American jazz singer Cassandra Wilson has died. The artist passed away in her hometown of Jackson, Mississippi. She was 70.
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