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Metal Journalism’s Top 30 Albums of 2018

Nick Cusworth
January 25, 2019
Best of 2018, Lists!
Hello, and welcome to the final post we will have about 2018! Yes, it’s late January. And yes, this is coming out much later than in previous years. After several years of completely burning myself out assembl... Read More...

Music Journalism’s Top 25 Metal Albums of 2017

Heavy Blog
December 29, 2017
Editorials, Lists!
Lists. People love them and love to hate them. There is always going to be a bunch of things to criticize end-of-year lists about, and many of those criticisms will always have merit. Placing any sort of artifi... Read More...
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Krisiun And Origin Announced As Co-Headliners For Devastation Of The Nation

Kyle Gaddo
March 27, 2015
News
Billed as "the most extreme tour of the fall," Krisiun and Origin are now confirmed as co-headliners for 2015's Devastation of the Nation tour, sponsored by our friends at Metal Injection. ... Read More...
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Revocation and A Life Once Lost interview Each other

Heavy Blog
November 29, 2012
News, Video
I don't know what's up with Metal Injection, but they have been on a roll lately. They've come up with some of the funniest situations for band's and have really added a nice spin of humor to the typical band i... Read More...
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Metal Injection Launches 24/7 Streaming Radio

Jimmy Rowe
August 24, 2012
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Metal video megasite Metal Injection just did something that is really cool. Building on the staff's experiences with livestreams, podcasts, and hosting radio professionally (Rob's got his own show on SiriusX... Read More...
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Metal Injection’s On The Record Looks At How The Internet Changed Metal

Jimmy Rowe
April 17, 2012
Video
Metal Injection have been running a documentary series of sorts with On The Record, having previously discussed things like big reunions and subgenres. The latest entry is something particularly important for u... Read More...

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