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Just because you love a musician doesn’t mean you can rock their t-shirt.

Finally, a tour where you can show off your tattoo of a clown wearing a pot leaf necklace.

Here at MetalSucks we encourage diverse opinions. The world would be truly boring without different points of view. But time and time again we see people viciously slamming bands on the Internet who don’t cater to their particular tastes. (Guilty!)

So the question is: are you destroying the scene? Are we destroying it? Are WE ALL blowing it to pieces because we’re immature pieces of crap whose egos can’t stand the fact that someone has different tastes in music than we do?

Brian Storm attempts to answer that question in his new video. Watch below.

The thrash titans have dropped “When The Stillness Comes”, their new track for Record Store Day.

Boston residents will be treated to a very exclusive opportunity to see Slayer and several other bands perform live for free.

Creepy blackened stoner metallers are touring around their Psycho California appearance.

Pestilence! Sepultura! Death! And seven more.

Following their hugely successful no-openers, extended set jaunt in the U.S., Machine Head will be taking the same approach in Europe this coming fall.

Hot damn, even more new stuff from John Bush & co.!

The song targets the pain pill epidemic in the band’s native West Virginia.

MYFAROG bills itself as “a role-playing game based on European values, geography, (pre-) history, mythology, traditions and morals, [that] will offer you the opportunity to play a game in accordance with your own European nature.”

Finally, a song less sophisticated than those created with the Random Breakdown Generator app.

Unsigned bands are the best bands, dontcha know.

The latest Boxscore report has landed and, as usual, The […]

Includes songs originally by Slayer, Death, Napalm Death, Carcass, Opeth, Gorguts, Mayhem, and more.

Look at them! They’re not even people… THEY’RE JUST SHADOWS!!!

In related news, I am dumb about science.

It’s like the soundtrack to the Bataan Death March.

An album can give you a reason to pass on it. But no reason is big enough for you to pass on Ghost Chants.

Wiqqed.