What do Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax have in common? They’re the Big Four of thrash metal—but unlike their West Coast mates, Anthrax rose from the gritty streets of New York, blending hardcore punk with wild humour and genre-bending riffs. Since 1981, they've survived lineup shakeups, rap-metal experiments, Grammy...
What if I told you that four lads from Sheffield—armed with nothing but guitars, a scrappy DIY attitude, and the power of MySpace—would go on to break records, sell out stadiums, and become one of the most influential rock bands of the 21st century? Sounds like a fever dream,...
Imagine if Metallica, Public Enemy, and Agnostic Front had a chaotic, street-fighting baby—that’s Biohazard.
Formed in Brooklyn, New York, in 1987, this four-piece band smashed the boundaries between hardcore punk, heavy metal, and hip-hop. Before bands like Korn, Limp Bizkit, and Linkin Park popularised rap metal, Biohazard was already spitting rhymes over crushing...
Bob Dylan isn't just a musician—he's a walking, breathing enigma. Over six decades, he’s rewritten the rules of songwriting, left fans divided over his unpredictable career choices, and won more awards than he probably has shelf space for. He’s been called a poet, a prophet, and sometimes, an incomprehensible...
If you grew up in the ’90s or early 2000s, chances are you’ve heard 311 blasting from a dorm room, a beach party, or that one friend’s car who swore Amber was the ultimate summer jam. But who exactly are 311, and why do they have such a loyal...
Some bands are born from the ether, an organic product of small clubs and basement jam sessions. Others, like Audioslave, arrive like a thunderclap—unexpected, electrifying, and impossible to ignore. When the politically charged force of Rage Against the Machine collided with the brooding, soul-wrenching voice of Chris Cornell, rock...
Danzig, formed in 1987 by Glenn Danzig after the demise of Samhain, has carved an unmistakable path in rock and metal history. With a sound blending doom-laden blues, gothic theatrics, and industrial experimentation, the band has remained a cult favourite despite constant reinvention, feuds, and controversy. Let’s dive into...
Capture The Crown stormed onto the metalcore scene with a sound that blended crushing breakdowns, electronic elements, and high-energy performances. Rising to fame through YouTube, they quickly gained a devoted fanbase but faced financial struggles and criticism. Despite lineup changes and setbacks, their music left a lasting impact on...
When you think of power metal, one name stands tall: Helloween. These German metal pioneers took the genre by storm, blending blistering speed, epic melodies, and fantastical themes. From their early days with Walls of Jericho to their legendary Keeper of the Seven Keys albums, Helloween shaped the sound...
Killswitch Engage isn’t just a band—they’re a metalcore institution. Since bursting onto the scene in 1999, they’ve shaped the genre with their signature blend of crushing riffs, soaring melodies, and raw emotional intensity. From underground beginnings to Grammy nominations and millions of albums sold, their journey has been legendary....
Dream Theater, formed in 1985, has been redefining progressive metal for nearly four decades. Renowned for their virtuosic musicianship, intricate compositions, and emotionally resonant storytelling, the band has built a legacy that continues to captivate fans worldwide. In this deep dive, we explore the key aspects of Dream Theater's...
Pearl Jam has been a defining force in rock music since their formation in 1990. Rising from the grunge explosion of the early ‘90s, they’ve survived and thrived, evolving their sound while staying true to their rebellious spirit. Over three decades, this iconic band has cemented itself as a...
