I normally like to include at least three bands in every edition of Rotten To The Core/Grind My Gears, but this week’s inclusions are so damn important in this year of releases that I felt they deserved more words and more of my time. So you’re only getting two. Deal…
HFollowing on from the inaugural 2017 edition, we’re back in 2018 with the Heavy Blog Yearbook, a look back at some of the articles from last year that we’re most proud of. We love sharing things with our readers, and we’d hate for people to have slept on one of…
Keith Buckley’s first foray into the literary world, Scale (2016), was a solid, if somewhat routine, effort that served more as an intriguing starting point than a finished product. Perhaps where the novel suffered most was that its plot, which detailed the rise and fall of an aging musician, stuck…
Every Time I Die frontman Keith Buckley has garnered a reputation as one of the best lyricists in heavy music not named Neil Fallon. His use of evocative, and slightly left-of-center, imagery and penchant for finely-executed, well-placed couplets rendered his words far more essential and distinctive than all but a…
At the end of last week, Every Time I Die and The Damned Things frontman Keith Buckley posted a long and obviously well-considered blog entry onto his website. On January 1st 2012, Keith deleted his Instagram account, and removed the temptation to post to Facebook and Twitter constantly by deleting…
Every Time I Die, Buffalo NY’s southern metal raconteurs, have finished recording their sixth studio album with producer Joe Baressi, and in an interview with Altpress, frontman Keith Buckley had a few things to say that make this record an even more interesting prospect than I already had it down…
Hot on the heels of that bit of pre-Puciato era Dillinger news, I’m throwing caution to the winds and gazing into my crystal ball to provide you with a bit of 100% unfounded, purely speculatory discourse for your Monday lunchtime. Browsing over what I’d missed over the past few days…
His Name Was Iron Chariots For Hire 01. I Calls ‘Em Like I Sees Em 02. Down With the Thickness 03. The Fallen 04. Five’s a Party 05. The Fool 06. Go With God and a Bag Full of Gun 07. How About a Little Fire Scarecrow 08. Small Islands…
I love me some damn catchy metalcore. Every Time I Die. Cancer Bats. Norma Jean on a good day. But we can always do with more of the good stuff to drown out the crap. I’m looking at you, Avenged Sevenfold. Enter The Bled. Now I know what you’re thinking.…
