…What? First of all, about 1/2 the bands Sgt. D covers are the gateway intro bands. But are you trying to say that people start off as Yankee fans and…

…last live show with the band, recorded in London in 2008. The YouTube video description from the EP teaser, above, promises a September 1st release date, but according to Mithras’…

…U.K. tour trailer the band’s label, Century Media, posted on YouTube. Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE0B9W9DFGI&feature=youtu.be The same, but different… Coleman’s voice isn’t markedly different than his predecessor Dan Tompkins’, but…

…(Ipecac) Taken from a performance on New Years Eve 2008, this album includes the Fantomas collection of movie score covers in its entirety, as well as a T.Rex cover and…

…it our on Spotify or YouTube. -Corey Mitchell Undoubtedly “Wolves of Dusk” by Argus. They’re far from the first band to embrace the throwback metal thing in the last few…

…it’s not as though the covers of Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets were so subtle or anything. It looks like something that would have come out on Sub…

…sleep faster than sugar) and then, for no apparent reason, talks about his ‘Tallica tee. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lShOxbLeXDI And the real punchline? He’s a Jesus freak! A comment he left below the…

I’ve given Ryan Adams some shit in the past, but he seems to have a knack for doing good covers of metal songs. His version of Alice of Chains’ “Down…

…as strange as cringe-worthy as the realization that this dynamic duo have already completed the collaboration, and that it not only covers the recording of Manson’s new opus, but also……

…will end up on every YouTube “TOP 10 METALCORE BREAKDOWNS THAT GO HARD” video? I’ll save the first question for another post, but if you’re stumped for breakdown ideas, look…

…in question are covers of “Don’t Tread on Me” and “Holier Than Thou” by ICS Vortex and DevilDriver, respectively, as well as “Wherever I May Roam” by Callejon, one of…

…figured out it wasn’t in reference to the band’s style in the late ‘90s radio metal landscape. This is a covers album, and they cover the most well-known and obvious…

…cusp of evolution. They picked the right name. Anyway, Kevin Stewart-Panko did the cover story, meeting up the dudes at the end of their two-year Skye touring cycle, and discovers…

…covering all three of their albums, complete with YouTube embeds of a few choice songs and, naturally, his own commentary. If you’re familiar with Byzantine, get familiar right quick; they’re…

…we’ve decided to set up a YouTube channel specifically for the truest contenders. A place just for those serious enough to show the band and the world your skills playing…

…also cuts off abruptly. Really it makes no fucking sense whatsoever; it’s like a marketing plan designed by an idiot who didn’t know that YouTube videos are allowed to be…

…clap for the fellow who suddenly made me long for the days of turntables and Seal covers. You can check out the song for yourself here. The New Psychodalia, Nothing’s…

Click play on the above YouTube video. Do it if you like good metal. If “In Crude, I Remain” by Orwell reminds you a tad bit of their fellow Wisconsonians…

…Warrant’s 1-900 number were bonafide gems. Where does he find this stuff? I’m convinced Bram just sits at home on YouTube all night scrolling through search pages for “metal ’80s…

…was planning on doing the bass parts myself but then saw this amazing bass player on YouTube and said to myself, ‘I need to have him on the record.” Awesome;…