Slayer Returns Out of Nowhere – What’s Next for the Metal Legends?
22 February 2024
The titans of thrash metal have suddenly reunited, sparking all kinds of reactions and opening up new future scenarios.
The titans of thrash metal have suddenly reunited, sparking all kinds of reactions and opening up new future scenarios.
The live report of the latest edition of the Tuscan festival
MILAN, Legend Club – 02/09/2024 It took less than a year for Suffocation to return to Italy. In fact, even less. Their last Italian show
The Oregon-based band delivers their signature chaotic and violent sound, now infused with fresh stylistic twists.
Russian artist Ovfrost has reached his fifth studio album, delivering the first black metal revelation of the year.
The Germans have delivered another classic in their discography—a record that still sounds explosive, violent, and direct like never before.
Lepra aren’t just any trio. They’re talented, full of creativity, grit, and passion—and their full-length debut proves it in every way.
The runtime is long, yet it flows smoothly and remains captivating, full of a unique stylistic sophistication—just as Lunn has accustomed us to throughout his career.
The Crimson Temple is a dark, extreme, yet elegant work, standing almost shoulder to shoulder with their previous releases, crafted by a band that knows exactly how to make music.
The band from Viareggio introduces its profile and the new album “What’s Left of Human?”: “We can’t wait to play it in front of our audience”
The titans of thrash metal have suddenly reunited, sparking all kinds of reactions and opening up new future scenarios.
The live report of the latest edition of the Tuscan festival
MILAN, Legend Club – 02/09/2024 It took less than a year for Suffocation to return to Italy. In fact, even less. Their last Italian show
The Oregon-based band delivers their signature chaotic and violent sound, now infused with fresh stylistic twists.
Russian artist Ovfrost has reached his fifth studio album, delivering the first black metal revelation of the year.
The Germans have delivered another classic in their discography—a record that still sounds explosive, violent, and direct like never before.
Lepra aren’t just any trio. They’re talented, full of creativity, grit, and passion—and their full-length debut proves it in every way.
The runtime is long, yet it flows smoothly and remains captivating, full of a unique stylistic sophistication—just as Lunn has accustomed us to throughout his career.
The Crimson Temple is a dark, extreme, yet elegant work, standing almost shoulder to shoulder with their previous releases, crafted by a band that knows exactly how to make music.
The band from Viareggio introduces its profile and the new album “What’s Left of Human?”: “We can’t wait to play it in front of our audience”