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6 best new songs right now: 10/4/24 - Revolver Magazine
WEB1 day ago — Here at Revolver, we're always on the hunt for new songs to bang our heads to — indeed, it's a big part of our jobs.With that in mind, here are the tracks released this week in gothic metal, hardcore, riff rawk and more that have been on heavy rotation at Revolver HQ.For your listening pleasure, we've also compiled the songs in …
25 Best Albums of 2021 - Revolver Magazine
WEBNov 25, 2021 — The Romance of Affliction feels like a recalibration for SeeYouSpaceCowboy. While their 2019 debut, The Correlation Between Entrance and Exit Wounds, was bone-crushing and bleak in its own right, the grindy sasscore elements that made their early material so unique were largely absent.Here, the sonic madness is restored with a new sense of purpose. At once more accessible and more experimental ...
Tool's New Album: Everything We Know So Far - Revolver …
WEBSep 11, 2018 — UPDATE: Yesterday (September 10th), Maynard James Keenan broke the heavy-music internet by tweeting the headline-making news that — wait for it — he had recorded scratch vocals "awhile ago," final vocals were up next and there was still "a long way 2 go" on a new album. "Step back. Adjust. Mix. Adjust. Re-Adjust. Master.
TOOL announce 2024 U.S. headlining tour - Revolver Magazine
WEBOct 10, 2023 — Pick up TOOL vinyl, DVDs, magazines and more over at Revolver's shop. Last week, TOOL kicked off their first tour of 2023, which is set to continue throughout North America up through late November. In early 2024, they'll be picking it right back up again. Today (October 10th), the alt-metal titans have announced a second leg of the giant headlining trek, for which they'll be joined by stoner ...
Revolver celebrates SLEEP TOKEN with special collector's issue
WEBNov 24, 2023 — Revolver celebrates the stratospheric rise of Sleep Token — our 2023 Artist of the Year — with a new special collector’s issue dedicated to the mysterious, masked alt-metal breakout stars.. Fully authorized by the band, this 76-page deluxe magazine includes rare photographs and a deep dive into Sleep Token’s captivating album trilogy: 2019’s Sundowning, 2021’s This Place Will ...
TOOL, ††† (Crosses), 100 gecs and more star on covers of …
WEBNov 10, 2023 — Winter is coming — and with it, great tours, great music and great artists. Revolver's new Winter Issue celebrates just a handful of the trailblazing musicians ready to set the coldest, deadest season of the year on fucking fire. Cover stars TOOL headline the issue, taking us behind the scenes of their massive, ongoing North American tour.Meanwhile, the diverse lineup of ††† (Crosses ...
Hear hardcore crew PUNITIVE DAMAGE's new rager "Baptism of …
WEB6 days ago — Punitive Damage’s This is the Blackout LP was one of Revolver’s favorite hardcore albums of 2022 — we called it a “fuming” release that viscerally landed like a “Doc Marten kick to the gut.” Two years later, the Vancouver bruisers are ready to kick into overdrive again, vis-à-vis their upcoming Hate Training EP. While it’s out in October, they’re previewing the release ahead ...
Review: Tool's New Songs "Invincible," "Descending" Exceed Expectations
WEBMay 6, 2019 — The expanded "Descending" is classic Tool in the 10,000 Days/Lateralus aesthetic, full of knotty riffs, tricky time-signatures (including one passage of alternating 5 and 6, by our estimation), and complex polyrhythms. Keenan sings of a "disillusioned" state over Adam Jones' psychedelic guitar drones, Justin Chancellor's menacing bass, and a dynamic performance from drummer Danny Carey that ...
Inside '72 Seasons': METALLICA's journey from "metal robots" to …
WEBApr 5, 2023 — Based on the concept that the first 18 years of life impact us for the rest of it, 72 Seasons deals in nostalgia (“Lux Æterna”), self-harm (“Screaming Suicide”) and self-reflection (“Room of Mirrors,” “Sleepwalk My Life Away”), among other seemingly introspective topics. Not that Ulrich — or Hetfield, who wrote the lyrics — will confirm or deny any specifics.