Metal knows no age limits – it’s just a fact. It would appear as if veteran rocker Dee Snider has dedicated his life to making sure that statement can never […]
Gruesome Track Reviews
[Gruesome Music] Review: CRASH OF THE CROWN – STYX [2021]
Hearkening back to the style and sound of their groundbreaking album The Grand Illusion – which hit record stores way back in 1977 – the latest release from STYX – […]
(Album Review) Mammoth WVH – (2021)
We first caught wind of Mammoth WVH when Wolfgang released the song Distance after the passing of his father – a heart-wrenching tribute to the guitar legend that he knew […]
(Gruesome Music) Review – The Ride – Small Town Titans
Hailing from York, Pennsylvania – the hard-rocking trio Small Town Titans recently released their debut album The Ride upon the world and I have to honestly tell you, it is […]
Gruesome Music (Review) ‘Street Survivors: The True Story Of The Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash’
One of the greatest tragedies to ever hit the US music scene was when the plane carrying one of the biggest rock acts ever – Lynyrd Skynyrd – crashed outside […]
Album Review – Ordinary Man – Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy’s reputation has been well earned – not just as a kick-ass metal God, but also as a whacked-out, drugged up, drunken hell raiser that went through a large portion […]
Album Review: EP- Stranger: Another Day Dawns
Metal is a peculiar beast – it can mean so many different things to different people and the more I listen – and learn – it becomes so obvious that […]
[Review] Blackwater Holylight Expands Its Heavy Psych Rock Sound with “Veils of Winter”
The sophomore album from Portland, Oregon’s Blackwater Holylight, Veils of Winter (RidingEasy Records), is, like the quintet’s debut, a bewitching, mesmerizing effort that marvelously marries the earthy and the ethereal. […]
Lacuna Coil Storm the Big Apple with Two Sold-Out Shows
Last year on January 19th, Lacuna Coil gave fans a special 20 year anniversary concert in London. During their performance, they announced a DVD release of the 119 Show. After […]
Awake at Last “The Change” Gives Fans a Spiritual and Positive Debut Album
Heavy Metal is normally an angry, raucous medium. It’s filled with leathered devils and demons, it’s rife with dark images and ideas. Even the fun-filled 80s were overshadowed by drugs, […]
Album Review – Gloryhammer – Legends From Beyond The Galactic Terrorvortex
“Between the cosmic wake of a thousand solar nightmares, chaos will reign eternal!” Yeah, it’s silly. Let’s get this out right up front. If you are familiar with Gloryhammer, you […]
Suldusk’s Lunar Falls Is An Ethereal Dark Trip
Gruesome Music-Where Rock and Horror Meet. That’s the title and tagline of our new venture here at Gruesome Magazine. But what is horror? The word Gruesome denotes bloody, scary, and […]
New Years Day Impesses With Their Latest Release – ‘Unbreakable’
New Year’s Day is a female fronted alternative rock/metal band from Anaheim, California. These guys have been around since 2005 and gained traction of a fan-base via social media in […]
Vintage, from Witherfall, an Acoustic Ode to Heartbreak
Witherfall is a dark melodic metal band from Los Angeles. With this new EP entitled “Vintage,” they draw inspiration from 1990’s MTV and craft a mostly acoustic album. Sadly, “Vintage” […]
With Howdilly Twodilly, Okilly Dokilly Continue Perfecting “Nedal” Music
Okilly Dokilly, a metalcore band out of Phoenix Arizona, are the originators of “Nedal” music, a subgenre of metal themed around the Simpsons character Ned Flanders. Yes, you read that […]