Masterful Magazine fearlessly cuts through the swath and investigates whether certain bands are truly what they want you to believe. Join us as we pierce through the veil of empty PR talk and high concept promises. In this first installment we take a closer look at a number of established bands that all have a certain history and/or reputation… but do they have the goods to actually deliver on their promises? Find it out >> here <<
What do you get when put a couple of androgenic-looking, pseudo-gothic and gender-confused Swedish teenagers (the neutral, civilian look of their YouTube videos is far more natural, except for Jade Shady, who just oozes sensuality in her full-blown goth regalia) together and give them basic recording equipment? Apparently something called Circus Of Lamia. "Welcome Madness" is a three-tra...
Nonetheless we wrote music and collected tons of ideas which would account for an estimate of about two "regular" albums now. The problem is that we are still (sic!) not 100% sure if what we do is a thing that needs to be put out to the public.
After four long years these Chesapeake, Virginia black/thrashers return with their second album. Like their self-titled debut these cuts combine Bay Area and Teutonic thrash metal with classic US death metal (Death, Massacre, Obituary) and black metal-ish vocal stylings. This album builds further upon the established Lovecraftian concepts initiated with their 2008 debut. With an infectious groove and excellent musicianship The Day Of the Beast is the underground answer to Boston’s renowned technical thrashers Revocation as both bands share th...
My father works at NASA and he can be held responsible for this. Since I was very young he was always bringing home some info on space, or missions. As I got older I realized how important it all was and how so mind blowing all of it is.
