And just like the rest of us, Cocchi’s approach to guitar has dramatically evolved over the years – to the point where his original guitar hero sounds nothing like the band he’s famous for playing in.
really fast stuff from the mid-1980s that foreshadowed grindcore but shunned metal. The bass sounds like a nest of hornets ...
Black Sabbath have a lot of songs which will go down in history as classics, and Gezer Butler thinks that this underrated track should be one of them.
Host Bill Burr portrays a dad who gushes about the band Snake Skin to his son. SNL Pokes Fun at ’80s Hair Metal with “Sex ...
With an intoxicating mix of punk, grindcore, death metal, and math rock, the Nashville quartet channels both personal rage ...
"Sometimes, if it's shockingly simple, and barely moving at all, but I can hum it, that's what matters because it's memorable ...
The true answer to the profound and fabled loneliness endured by the myriads of one-man black metal projects: one-woman black metal bands.
With more than 20 million albums sold and a 40-year legacy, metal pioneers Queensrÿche are on the road and making a stop at ...
Cat Power elevating ‘Metal Heart’ right through the soul of Red River in ... veterans of San Antonio bands Coyote Dreams and ...
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What Blue Öyster Cult thought of being called prog – and what they thought of More CowbellThey may have been called “the thinking man’s metal band” but comparing themselves to ELP, Jethro Tull and King Crimson, they ...
In an exclusive new interview with Far Out, Melvins leader Buzz Osborne named a classic rock hero as "one of the greatest guitar players ever".
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