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25th Anniversary Rewind:
The Year 2007

Shit you should hear from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

Song of the Day: Bleeth, “Echoes of Doubt,” from Marionette (Seeing Red, 2025)

An eerily melodic form of dark sludge metal meets noise rock from this impressive Miami trio.

Random Roundup: July, 2025

Shit you should hear from Forty Winks, Kevin Keith, MK Naomi, Skjolden, Stand Tall, and Suicide Cages.

Song of the Day: Peroxide Blonde, “Time & Time Again/Make You Mine” (Funeral Party, 2025)

Two new tunes of spiralingly layered and challenging to classify "alternative rock."

25th Anniversary Rewind:
The Year 2006

Shit you should hear from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

Song of the Day: Knub, “Wet Lung,” from Crub (Expert Work/TGIC/Hex Records, 2025)

The latest heavy-hitter from arguably the world's finest current noise rock band.

Review: Sub/Shop, Democatessen (2025)

Peculiarly punked-up alternative/post-hardcore/etc. from this intriguing new RVA outfit.

Song of the Day: Myth Carver, “Shadow Firmament,” from Twist of Fate (2025)

Some of the absolute finest traditional heavy metal that I've heard in years...

25th Anniversary Rewind:
The Year 2005

Shit you should hear from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

Skjolden, “Can’t Kill My Love”: Track Premiere + Interview

The latest offering from Carl Skildum's forthcoming solo debut of melodically raging black metal.

Random Roundup: May, 2025

Shit you should hear from Autoreplicant, Distance, Hubert Selby Jr. Infants, Naysayer, St. Hood, and With Patience.

Dead History, “Oscillated”: Track Premiere

Minneapolis post-hardcore crew issues another impressive single from forthcoming LP #2.

Song of the Day: Pop Free, “Everything,” from Spring (New Morality Zine, 2025)

Santa Ana quintet presents highly memorable alt-rock that should appeal to fans of Fiddlehead, Title Fight, etc.

25th Anniversary Rewind:
The Year 2004

Shit you should hear from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

Song of the Day: Leather Hearse, “Swine Hearse,” from Burn in Heaven I (Southern Lord, 2025)

Former Loinclöth guitarist Tannon Penland dishes out a new form of dark 'n' churning math metal.

The Sons of Montana Go Full Goth With New EP

Connecticut metalcore outfit returns with a new four-song outing.

Song of the Day: Dull Mourning, “Solid Gospel,” from Slow Bullet (Sunday Drive, 2025)

North Carolina four-piece hits with a borderline nü-ish edge to their grungy and 'gazy aesthetic.

25th Anniversary Rewind:
The Year 2003

Shit you should hear from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

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