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2 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
There’s an old adage that when it rains, it pours — and damn it if that doesn’t accurately describe the mountain of shit that famed metal journalist, author, and radio and TV presenter Mick Wall’s been dealing with as of late. Earlier this month, he suffered a second heart attack, effectively putting him out of commission and leaving him with crushing medical costs that could leave him without a home.
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2 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
Coming at you like a slow moving steamroller, the heavy and doomy music of Sun Dont Shine is once again here to remind you that when you get awesome musicians together in a room, good shit usually happens. Comprised of former Type O Negative members Kenny Hickey as the band’s frontman and Johnny Kelly on drums, along with Crowbar frontman Kirk Windstein and Todd Strange handling guitar and bass respectively, Sun Dont Shine has been slowly feeding the metal fanbase with killer new tunes.
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2 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
In the three months since guitarist Brent Hinds suddenly quit Mastodon, people have been left speculating about what could have precipitated that exit. He was a founding member of the band after all with just as much skin in the game as any of the other members, so it had to have been something big.
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2 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
Just a couple weeks remain before this year’s iteration of Summer Slaughter gets started and one of the bands on that bill — Incite — is celebrating that fact by dropping their latest single “Lies”. As the most recent track to be featured off their forthcoming album Savage New Times, due out on August 15 via Reigning Phoenix Music, “Lies” boasts a great combination of groove and speed metal that frontman Richie Cavalera says reflects what fans should expect from the new record.
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2 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
Kicking a bad habit like biting your nails can be hard. Fighting an addiction? That’s a drag down, all out brawl for control of your life.
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3 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
Stop me if you’ve heard this before, but Rage Against The Machine has a political view that might piss off some people. In fact, I think it might just piss off Republicans and Democrats at the same time, as the band’s placing the blame for ongoing ICE raids around the country on both political parties.
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3 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
In a little more than a week’s time, the sun will once and for all set on one of the most iconic metal bands of all time, Black Sabbath. The ‘Back To The Beginning‘ show taking place at Villa Park in Birmingham, U.K. on July 5 will also serve as the finale for Ozzy Osbourne’s legendary career, effectively ending an era in one fell swoop. With so much on the line for that show and each performer now in their 70s, it only makes sense that the guys are busy rehearsing for the big day.
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3 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
For the first time in years, melodic death/doom metal outfit Novembers Doom are gearing up to release a brand new album titled Major Arcana. Set for release this coming September, the album features 10 new tracks, including its title track, which was released today as the album’s first single. Dark, brooding, heavy, massive sounding… all of those are terms/phrases you can easily describe the track “Major Arcana.” You can check that track out below.
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3 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
Nostalgia’s back on the menu, boys and girls. This time, however, it’s being served up by eclectic Japanese metal band Boris for the 20th anniversary of their album Pink. Set to kick off on October 23 in Solana Beach, California and running until November 22 in Los Angeles, the tour will feature support from a wide range of acts depending on the date. Some of the bands slated to join Boris on stage include Suppression, Agriculture, Bongzilla, and more.
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3 days ago | 
metalsucks.net | Hesher Keenan
Two days after the release of their upcoming album The Blue Nowhere, Between The Buried And Me will head out on tour across North America. It’ll be their first opportunity to share their new tunes with a live audience. Set to take place over the course of six weeks, the tour will see things kick off on September 14 in Philly and come to a close on October 30 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Along the way, they’ll hit major cities like New York, Dallas, and Chicago.
