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As you read this take notice that We Love Metal is getting ready to witness the “Gods of Glam” Motley Crue at the Waterfront Pavilion in Bangor Maine, USA. Last year it was Vegas, this year it’s a little North. Our obsession with Motley Crue continues and I’m happy to say an exclusive interview...
A while back I was sent a review request by a new record label that is starting out in a unique fashion. Caligari Records has taken the album “The Test of Time” by single musician Tim Pearson (Deathcult) and re-released it on the classic cassette tape. Yes I said cassette tape! Since vinyl is...
I’ve been listening to the new album Zion by Empyrios quite a bit since I got it from Scarlet Records. I wasn’t sure what to expect from the Italians, and I can now see why – there is a mash-up of a variety of styles and sounds throughout the album, mainly anchored in an...
What would you do if you had dozens of your favorite local metal bands playing in your backyard? This is the question I am faced with. You see over the two days of September 13th and 14th the Maritime Metal & Hard Rock Festival is going to be taking place quite literally in my...
I had a chance to see Finntroll a couple of years ago when Ensiferum opened for them, but when Ensiferum finished, I left, not giving Finntroll a chance. Sure I had heard some of their albums, but nothing really stuck with me so I didn’t feel like staying for them. Maybe I should have. If...
Drowning Pool, over the past ten years, has been one of the big successes in the metal community. The band has put out four albums to date, each one better than the last. The group brings power and finesse to their sound, producing wave after wave of solid hard rock and heavy metal music....
Today’s blog is by one of our new guest bloggers: Brynn Alexander Over the past couple of years there’s been a surge in popularity for bands that have been around forever (Rolling Stones, The Who, etc.), and Krokus is certainly Switzerland’s answer to that trend. Founded in 1974, the guys from Krokus are still...
What kind of cheese do you like? Cheddar? Swiss? Smoked Gouda? Muenster? How about Scottish? That is what you are going to get with Gloryhammer‘s Tales from the Kingdom of Fife on Napalm Records. Straight up Scottish Power Metal Cheese in the form of a concept album. Is it a bad thing? No way. ...
It seems like Italian Power and Progressive Metal bands have been rather prolific with album releases over the last couple of years – Kingcrow, Heimdall, Sound Storm, Elvenking, and DGM (an upcoming review) are just a few. I’m sure I missed some. A number of Italian bands in those genres don’t do a great deal...
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