Incubus

Incubus

High school is a great place to start a Rock band. However, it’s difficult to keep the thing going once everyone graduates. In ’91, Incubus came together with school chums Brandon Boyd (vocals), Mike Einziger (guitars), Alex Katunich (bass) and Jose Pasillias (drums). Soon the group was playing the all-ages club circuit throughout their native…

Asking Alexandria

Asking Alexandria

After two Metalcore efforts, Asking Alexandria singer Danny Worsnop sustained a torn vocal cord. Doctors told Worsnop to rest. But he reassured fans that his injury would not hinder the release of Asking Alexandria’s third album since most of the recording had already been completed. He claimed the next album would be the “…musical baby…

Nine Inch Nails

Nine Inch Nails

On the strength of a three-song demo Nine Inch Nails got signed by TVT Records. “Industrial Nation,” released in ’88, was a powerful debut. However, the TVT label boss didn’t think much of it and couldn’t sell it. But two years of non-stop touring could only push it to #75 on the Album Charts. “Pretty…

Slipknot - The End So Far
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Slipknot – The End So Far

Slipknot – The End, So Far The End, So Far, released in 2022, marks a compelling chapter in Slipknot’s storied career. As their final album with longtime label Roadrunner Records, it encapsulates both a reflection on their past and a forward-looking evolution of their sound. The record ventures into new territories, blending their signature aggression…

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System of a Down – Mezmerize

Mezmerize demonstrates System of a Down’s unique ability to merge disparate musical elements into a cohesive and impactful whole. It’s an album that challenges conventions and invites listeners to engage with its complex tapestry of sounds and ideas.

Evanescence - Fallen
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Evanescence – Fallen

Fallen by Evanescence is a brooding, dramatic blend of rock and gothic symphonics, layering soaring melodies over heavy riffs. Its massive production and raw vocals create an intimate yet theatrical battle between despair and hope.

Disturbed - The Sickness - Album

Disturbed – The Sickness

The Sickness didn’t just introduce—it dominated. Precision-cut riffs, hammering drums, and a guttural bark made every track a battle cry. Dark, defiant, and electrifying, it still hits like a controlled explosion.

Rage Against the Machine – Evil Empire (1996)
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Rage Against the Machine – Evil Empire

A focused, furious assault, this album refines its predecessor’s raw power into something sharper. Guitars twist, rhythms pummel, and vocals hit like a battle cry. It’s relentless, confrontational, and unflinching—music as protest, as defiance, as an unstoppable force.