One of the most legendary rock bands of all time is returning to the live stage with an extraordinary 2012 North American tour. Van Halen, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, will begin their tour on February 18th, with special performances from Kool & The Gang on select tour dates. Van Halen debuted...
Before I get into YOG’s new album Half The Sky, I want to apologize to our loyal readers. Usually we here at We Love Metal try to put out new material every day, sharing our views, thoughts and rants with you. This past week has been really busy and chaotic for us and it...
Sometimes we do dumb things, we all do. It’s part of the human condition to make mistakes. So it’s with only a small bit of embarrassment I share this story with you. Years ago, when I was a wee lad I attended a Sunday school where we were taught about God and Jesus and...
As I’m sure you know, We Love Metal has been trying to make it easier for bands, especially our independent friends, to get themselves heard. To help with this we maintain a list of new artists and bands over on the right-hand sidebar. It shows the latest five bands and records submitted. Artists can...
What are Good and Evil? Are they just concepts, ways for us to express things of benefit to society or things which society should be against? Do they represent polar opposites of the Divine? Is there Good without Evil? What about the reverse, could Evil exist without Good? Are they necessities, universal laws, inescapable?...
Fallen Joy is a French metal band which has been on the rise for the past five years. The group actually put together Order To Die, their first EP, a few years ago, but while it was well received in Europe, the music didn’t really spread to this side of the pond until recently....
Here at We Love Metal we want to bring you the latest in news and events from all over the world, all through the metal community. To help do this we have created a new feature: the We Love Metal news feed. Near the top of the page, right above the articles, you’ll see...
We’ve all been told as some point, haven’t we, not to judge a book by its cover? As common as that advice is and as clichéd as it has become, it’s still easy to forget. and I’m sorry to say I forgot that pearl of wisdom when I sat down to review Apocrpha, a...
Review: Karnak Seti — In Harmonic Entropy
Before getting into Karnak Seti’s new release, In Harmonic Entropy, I feel I should explain something. You know those weeks when it seems there are a hundred little things on your to-do list? Bills are piling up, the light bulb burned out, you need to go to the grocery store, the bank, the post...
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